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TERRITORY MARKING SIGNS FOR THE PRESERVATION OF ETHNO-FORMING CULTURE

N. S. Popov, I. T. Artemiev, E. A. Parfenov, A. I. Nikolaev

Abstract

Territory marking signs for the preservation of ethno-forming culture Industrial development of Siberia and the Northern part of Russia continues. The number of unauthorized penetration of oil and gas and timber processing enterprises into the territory of traditional natural resource use of the indigenous population is increasing. Part of the pollution extends through river ecosystems to the Arctic Ocean. Along the river systems, the full functioning of the traditional life activities of the indigenous peoples of the Khanty-Mansiysk region and Krasnoyarsk Krai is being disrupted, and this situation threatens the Republic of Sakha. The article presents a part of the development of marking signs on the map that determine the territory of traditional ethnic significance that will be consistently attached to the economic sites. Markers are formed on the basis of traditional symbols of local peoples preserving the traditional way of life. The marking signs will be shown in concise visual aids, explaining to Industrialists the features of the traditional heritage of local peoples. In addition, we find significant number of ecological signs which can used in developing of Territory marking signs. The article gives examples of existing symbols, sacred signs with floral ornaments on wood and metal, boundary installations symbolizing the unique culture of the districts, sculptures representing the peculiarity of nature, the uniqueness of the ecosystem and the culture of a particular area.

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