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MARC recordStone shamans and flying deer of northern Mongolia: deer goddess of Siberia or chimera of the steppe / William W. Fitzhugh.
| Title: | Stone shamans and flying deer of northern Mongolia: deer goddess of Siberia or chimera of the steppe / William W. Fitzhugh. |
| Author(s): | Fitzhugh, William W. |
| Date: | 2009. |
| In: | Arctic Anthropology. (2009.), Vol. 46(1-2) (2009) |
| Abstract: | Presents information from northern Mongolia relating to general problem of animal-style art in Eurasia. Interprets data from analysis of deer stone monuments. Describes recent work on Mongolian Deer Stone-Khirigsuur complex and considers implications of its revised dating on discussions regarding origins of Scythian art and ritual life. |
| Notes: | Arctic Anthropology. Vol. 46(1-2) :72-88 (2009). |
| Keywords: | 903 -- Archaeology. 39 -- Ethnography. 7 -- Arts, sport and architecture. U -- Archaeology. (517.3) -- Mongolia. |
| SPRI record no.: | 191231 |
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