Dr Margarita Kiry’ak is one of the foremost archaeologists of far Northeast Asia (Chukotka). She has been conducting archaeological research in Chukotka for more than 30 years, during which time she has published four books in Russia, Great Britain, and the U.S., and 115 scholarly articles in Russia, the U.S., Italy, and Korea.

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• Translator’s IntroductionPrefaceIntroductionChapter I. Cultural and Chronological Characteristics of the Rauchuvagytgyn I SiteChapter II. The Semantic Interpretation of the GraffitiChapter III. Ethnic Identification of the Ymyyakhtakh Culture ConclusionPostscriptReferencesAppendix

Dr Margarita Kiry’ak is one of the foremost archaeologists of far Northeast Asia (Chukotka). She has been conducting archaeological research in Chukotka for more than 30 years, during which time she has published four books in Russia, Great Britain, and the U.S., and 115 scholarly articles in Russia, the U.S., Italy, and Korea.

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• Translator’s IntroductionPrefaceIntroductionChapter I. Cultural and Chronological Characteristics of the Rauchuvagytgyn I SiteChapter II. The Semantic Interpretation of the GraffitiChapter III. Ethnic Identification of the Ymyyakhtakh Culture ConclusionPostscriptReferencesAppendix

Dr Margarita Kiry’ak is one of the foremost archaeologists of far Northeast Asia (Chukotka). She has been conducting archaeological research in Chukotka for more than 30 years, during which time she has published four books in Russia, Great Britain, and the U.S., and 115 scholarly articles in Russia, the U.S., Italy, and Korea.

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• Translator’s IntroductionPrefaceIntroductionChapter I. Cultural and Chronological Characteristics of the Rauchuvagytgyn I SiteChapter II. The Semantic Interpretation of the GraffitiChapter III. Ethnic Identification of the Ymyyakhtakh Culture ConclusionPostscriptReferencesAppendix