Description
Discover the captivating world of the Model of a Summer Camp, an extraordinary artifact from the Sakha (Yakutia) region of northeastern Russia. This meticulously crafted model encapsulates the vibrant spirit of the yhyakh celebration, a festival that holds immense cultural significance in Sakha traditions. In this concise yet informative book, delve into the fascinating stories behind the model, exploring its intricate details and the rich heritage it represents. Learn about the cultural practices of the Sakha people, and how this remarkable object made its journey from Siberia to the prestigious British Museum. The resurgence of interest in the model is also highlighted, showcasing how creative responses and scholarly research have enriched our understanding of this unique piece. Perfect for history enthusiasts, cultural scholars, and anyone fascinated by indigenous heritage, Model of a Summer Camp offers readers an engaging look at a significant artifact that bridges the past and the present. Don't miss the opportunity to connect with the stories of the Sakha people and celebrate their enduring cultural contributions.