Khanty

ETHNONYMS: As-iakh, Hante, Ostyak; local names include Beriozov, Irtysh Khanty, Lariak, Obdorsk, and Vasiugan.

Bibliography

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Novitskii, Grigory (1715). Kratkoe opisanie o narode Ostiakom (A short description of the Ostyak people). Reprint. 1884. St. Petersburg: Maikov.

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MARJORIE MANDELSTAM BALZER