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IMAGE OF ESEGE MALAN TENGRI IN THE CONTEXT OF RELIGIOUS AND MYTHOLOGICAL TRADITION OF BURYATS
Esege Malan tengri is a central nodal character in the Buryat religious and mythological tradition, representing the supreme power in the Uranian pantheon. In his image, a hierarchical filiation can be traced between the ancient Mongolian Huhe Munhe tengri …
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V. N. TIMOSHENKO. THE SOUTH PACIFIC REGION ON THE THRESHOLD OF THE XXI CENTURY: FOREIGN POLICY AND SECURITY ISSUES
V. N. TIMOSHENKO. THE SOUTH PACIFIC REGION ON THE THRESHOLD OF THE XXI CENTURY. PROBLEMY VNESHNOI POLITIKI I BEZOPASNOSTI [PROBLEMS OF FOREIGN POLICY AND SECURITY], Khabarovsk: DVGGU Publishing HOUSE, 2009, 379 p. The reviewed work fills the gap that has b …
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NOVAYA ROSSIYA ISLAND (FROM THE HISTORY OF RUSSIAN POLITICS IN THE PACIFIC)
In the second half of the XIX century. Russia has gained a foothold on the shores of the Pacific Ocean. A project to establish a colony in the Pacific Ocean has emerged in Russian ruling circles, which could strengthen Russia's position in this region. Thi …
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MUGHAL GARDENS: AN IMAGE OF PARADISE, A SYMBOL OF POWER
Landscape art, along with architecture and miniature painting, was a favorite area of cultural patronage for all Timurids, including the Mughals. Timur himself was not indifferent to the gardens, who created several gardens in the suburbs of his capital Sa …
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South Africa Online · 767 days ago 0 574
"BEAUTIFUL FEAST OF OPET" - AN ANALOG OF THE ROYAL CHEB-SED?
The history of the formation of the ancient Egyptian festival of Opet is strongly connected with the name of Queen Hatshepsut (1490-1468 BC), who left images of festive scenes on the southern wall of the Red Chapel (hereinafter in parentheses - KK) in Karn …
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ON THE HYPOTHESIS OF LINGUISTIC CONTACTS BETWEEN YAKUTS AND EVENKS IN THE EARLY MIDDLE AGES IN CONNECTION WITH THE ETHNONYM SAKHA (YAKUT)
It is known that the Sakha ethnonym 'yakut' is considered by some scholars to be an Evenk borrowing, namely, it is associated with the Evenk ethnonym yako 'yakut' [Barashkov, 1985, p. 6; Janhunen, 1982, p. 73-77]. E. I. Ubryatova and a number of other Turk …
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OIL ASPECTS OF THE 1941 IRAQ WAR
The thirty-day war in Iraq in May 1941, which ended with the second, so-called peaceful occupation of the country by British troops, has received many interpretations in the scientific literature. Researchers identify a whole range of reasons that led to t …
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Energy source
Collision of gas molecules is the source of energy. We assemble a simple galvanic cell (analogous to the well-known battery). We place two electrodes with a potential difference in a NaCl solution. With a fixed load of the external circuit, we discharge th …
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12th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF THE EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION OF SOUTHEAST ASIAN ARCHAEOLOGISTS
The 12th International Conference of the European Association of Southeast Asian Archaeologists (EurASEAA) was held in Leiden from 1 to 5 September 2008. It was organized by the International Institute for Asian Studies (HAS) in collaboration with the Univ …
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Calculation of the pyramid (Sequence of numerical progressions).
Front side: :   Progress Sums:-1,-2,-3,-4,-5...    1,2,3,4,5... We express the formulas:Sn= (n²a₁+n)/2, ; Sn-1=(n²a₁-n)/2,.  (n - Number of summing members, a₁ -  first member of the progression. With a negative or positive value n. Expressions Sn-1, Sn-2  …
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