Andrey Anokhin
Andrey Viktorovich Anokhin (28 October 1869 – 31 August 1931) was an ethnographer, music scientist and composer from the Russian Empire and later the Soviet Union. Andrey Anokhin was born in a village Right Lamki in Tambov Governorate's Arjan district. In the beginning of 1870 his family moved to Biysk.
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Andrey Anokhin
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- 1869 · Pravye Lamki.
- Died
- 1931 · Gorno-Altai Autonomous Oblast.
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- Soviet Union · Russian Empire
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- anthropologist · composer · ethnographer · ethnologist
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Born at Pravye Lamki in 1869, died in Gorno-Altai Autonomous Oblast in 1931.
Andrey Anokhin (1869–1931) was a Soviet anthropologist, composer and ethnographer.
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- "Altaian legends about their bogatyr kings" // Tomsk eparchial news, 1912. No 14, 15, in Russian
- "Shamanism of Teleuts" // Siberian life, 1916, No 253, in Russian
- "Materials on Altaians' shamanism" // Coll. MAHE. - Leningrad, 1924. - Vol. 4, Issue 2 (republished in Altaisk, Ak-Chechek, 1994), in Russian
- "Burhanism in the Western Altai" // Siberian lights, 1927. No 5, in Russian
- "Soul and its properties in the beliefs of Teleuts" // Coll. MAHE, Leningrad, 1929, Vol. 8, in Russian
- "Kuznetsk alians of Tomsk province" // Shor collection. - Issue 1, Kemerovo, Kuzbassvuzizdat, 1994, (republished, in Russian colonial lingo the native peoples were "aliens"), in Russian
- "Mystery Ejik-Tengerezi (translation from Teleut)" // (republished), Moscow, 1997, in Russian
- "Tamburine of Bachat Teleuts of Kuznetsk district Tomsk province" // (republished), EO, 1997, No 4, in Russian
- "Talai-khan" // (republished), Teleut folklore, Moscow, Science, 2004, in Russian
- "From A.V. Anokhin fund (MAHE, folio11, list 1, file 94, Burhanism - Ak-Jang: documents and Materials)" // Gorno-Altaisk, Yuch-Sümer - Belukha, 2004, in Russian
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