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Aylana K. Kuzhuget
Location:
Russia, Republic of Tyva, Kyzyl
Author details are current as of August 12, 2026
Doctor of Cultural Studies, Candidate of Art History, Associate Professor Tuvan Institute of Humanitarian and Applied Social and Economic Research under the Government of the Republic of Tuva, Head of the Cultural Studies Sector,
Author details are current as of August 12, 2026

Publications by the Author

3 publications
PUBLISHING ACTIVITIES OF THE CULTURAL STUDIES SECTOR OF THE TUVAN INSTITUTE OF HUMANITARIAN AND APPLIED SOCIO-ECONOMIC RESEARCH
Issue: №4(16), 2025 Section: Sociocultural studies Pages: 97-109 Views: 64 PDF downloads: 67

PUBLISHING ACTIVITIES OF THE CULTURAL STUDIES SECTOR OF THE TUVAN INSTITUTE OF HUMANITARIAN AND APPLIED SOCIO-ECONOMIC RESEARCH

The article examines a brief history of the search in various archives of Russia and the preparation for publication of manuscripts by scientists of the late XIX – early XX centuries about Tuva. Information is also provided on the content of books published by the TIHASER Cultural Studies sector based on their materials related to the history of Tuvan culture, as well as about the authors themselves and their travels.

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Issue: №4(12), 2024 Section: No section Pages: 8-10 Views: 180 PDF downloads: 117

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THE FAMOUS PERSONS OF URYANKHAI IN 1914  IN THE WORKS OF SERGEI AND KSENIA MINTSLOV
Issue: №3(11), 2024 Section: Ethnography Pages: 77-88 Views: 142 PDF downloads: 98

THE FAMOUS PERSONS OF URYANKHAI IN 1914 IN THE WORKS OF SERGEI AND KSENIA MINTSLOV

The article examines the most famous photographs of the first persons of Tuva in 1914, indicating the place of their modern storage in the Archive of the St. Petersburg Branch of the Russian Geographical Society. The collection consists of two parts: in the album “Uryanghai Region” the photographs are glued and signed by hand, apparently by S. Mintzlov - Category 112 Inventory 1. No. 483, and in the second part - separately: Category 112 Inventory 1. No. 189 - 65 photos. The indisputability of their authorship and the authenticity of their names are proven by the travelers themselves Sergey and Ksenia Mintzlov.