Central Asian Studies
“Capture is Our Everlasting Custom”: Bride Kidnapping among the Russian Kazakh
pp. 3-20
The Ordinary Servants of Islam or the Moldolor Phenomenon in Contemporary Kyrgyzstan
pp. 21-36
Zikr Jahr in the Ritual Practice of Sufi Groups of Central Asia and Its Ethnographic Features
pp. 37-43
Physical Anthropology
Neanderthals: Formation, Prosperity, and…
pp. 44-51
Evolutionary Morphology of Miocene Hominoids in View of the Issue of Origin of Bipedalism in Hominids
pp. 52-63
The Problem of the American Indians origin
pp. 64-79
The Medieval Population of Povolzhic According to Odontological Data
pp. 79-88
Ethnographic Mosaics
The Adaptation of Nunavut Eskimos to New Sociocultural Realities
pp. 89-106
Historical-Ethnographic Sujets in Movses Khorenatsi’s Work “History of Armenia” (Toward the 1600th Anniversary)
pp. 107-119
Children and Grandfathers in the Sacred-Light Space of the Epiphany Celebration
pp. 120-133
The Izhma Komi, Pomor, and Ust-Tsilema: Patterns of Cultural Transformations
pp. 134-151
The Mordovian Population of Bashkortostan in the Twentieth Century
pp. 151-169
Revisiting Published
Yet Again on Methods and Techniques of Field Research
pp. 170-178
Reviews
Review of Sumatra: Crossroads of Cultures. Leiden, 2009
pp. 179-182
Review of Aspurgiane na yugo-vostoke Aziatskogo Bospora (po materialam Tsemdolinskogo nekropolia)(Aspurgians in the South-East of Asian Bosporus [by Materials from Tsemdolinskii Necropolis]). Moscow, 2008
pp. 182-184
Review of Tundra i more: Chukotsko-eskimosskaia rez ‘ba po kosti (The Tundra and the Sea: Chukotka-Eskimo Bone Carving), by V.A. Tishkov. Moscow, 2008
pp. 184-188
In memoriam
Nicolai Nicolaevich Michoutouchkine
pp. 189-191