Arctic: Life at the Edge of the Earth
The book by historian and ethnographer Margarita Albedil invites you to embark on an exciting journey through the mysterious and enigmatic Arctic. You will learn why the Arctic is called the land of eternal ice and white nights, and you'll...
get acquainted with such unique natural phenomena as polar day and night, and the shimmering lights of the northern auroras.
You will discover the history of the first inhabitants of the Arctic — brave and freedom-loving people who have learned to live in harmony with nature and maintain their identity for many centuries. The book will tell you about the traditional occupations of the northern peoples, their culture, customs, and folklore of the indigenous inhabitants of the Far North.
Seeing the Arctic and feeling the beauty of this corner of our planet, immersing yourself in the history and culture of the northern peoples will be enhanced by the vivid illustrations filled with ethnographic details by Anastasia Serpreki.
You will discover the history of the first inhabitants of the Arctic — brave and freedom-loving people who have learned to live in harmony with nature and maintain their identity for many centuries. The book will tell you about the traditional occupations of the northern peoples, their culture, customs, and folklore of the indigenous inhabitants of the Far North.
Seeing the Arctic and feeling the beauty of this corner of our planet, immersing yourself in the history and culture of the northern peoples will be enhanced by the vivid illustrations filled with ethnographic details by Anastasia Serpreki.
Author: Маргарита Альбедиль
Printhouse: RECh'
Age restrictions: 6+
Year of publication: 2026
ISBN: 9785926850595
Number of pages: 64
Size: 330х245х10 mm
Cover type: hard
Weight: 680 g
ID: 1742782
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€ 17.79
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€ 17.79