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A Selkup family. ©Øyvind Ravna Inside of a Selkup house.	A storehouse made of birch ©Øyvind Ravna A Selkup storehouse made of birch in Kajbejek	A boy and his taiga reindeer ©Øyvind Ravna A boy and his taiga reindeer in front of the anti-mosquitoe smoke by the cattle-shed (reindeer-house).
A fur dressed Selkup ski. ©Øyvind Ravna A woman holding traditional Selkup ski. The base is covered with reindeer skinn.	A mighty taiga reindeer ©Øyvind Ravna A mighty taiga reindeer	A new made river boat ready for fishing ©Øyvind Ravna An traditional selkup river boat near the Taz river.
A portrait of Selkup girl. ©Øyvind Ravna Luda Dibikova	A Selkup child grave. ©Øyvind Ravna Babies, who die before they got teeth, are buried in a special way. They cannot be buried under the earth, because they still are innocent; they have not eaten meat. Therefore they are buried inside a hollowed tree.	A selkup chum build of birch ©Øyvind Ravna A selkup chum build of birch
A Selkup cradle ©Øyvind Ravna A Selkup cradle	A Selkup family with a child in a cradle ©Øyvind Ravna A Selkup family with a child in a cradle sitting close to Taz	A Selkup family. ©Øyvind Ravna A father and his sons.
A Selkup grave. ©Øyvind Ravna A Selkup grave in Ratta.	A Selkup man in a traditional winter costume. ©Øyvind Ravna A portrait of Albert Irikov in a traditional costume. See how similar the costume is to the Saami "pesk"	A selkup princess ©Øyvind Ravna Nikolay Yureev is working in the coral
A Selkup proudly show us his big reindeer. ©Øyvind Ravna A portrait of Selkup boy with reindeer.	A Selkup reindeer "cattle-shed" ©Øyvind Ravna The Selkups build reindeer "cattle-shed" to protect the deers from mosquitoes	A Selkup village in the taiga. ©Øyvind Ravna Selkup people live both in tents and in wooden houses. Here is a "village" close to river Taz
A traditional Selkup chum build of birch ©Øyvind Ravna Reindeer on the Lovozero tundra. In backgrounf Khibiny Mountains	An old Selkup man. ©Øyvind Ravna Portrait of an old Selkup.	An old Selkup woman sitting by the river Taz ©Øyvind Ravna An old Selkup woman sitting by the river Taz
Big horns (a portrait of a Selkup reindeer herder) ©Øyvind Ravna Portrait of working woman with green eyes	Blue evening atmosphere by the river Taz ©Øyvind Ravna A river transport boat (Kater) belonging to the administration of Krasnoselkup region, has found a place for the night rest - on its way to Ratta	Clothers for life in the next world ©Øyvind Ravna It is typical in all Sibirian cultures when relativesn are put to the graves. The things and clothers of the dead persons in are left by the cemetery in case that he/she can use then in the "other world".
Contact with the souls in the other world ©Øyvind Ravna Tetyby - the selkup shaman	Don't eat bearmeat - you can get trichinosis ©Øyvind Ravna Zoia Vylka Ravna is reading advertisement - Don't eat bearmeat - you can get trichinosis.	Driving on the Taz river ©Øyvind Ravna Along the river Taz, close to Ratta, Krasnoselkupsky region
Graveyard in taiga. ©Øyvind Ravna An old Selkup graveyard in taiga.	Group of Selkup children from Kaltunok. ©Øyvind Ravna Group of Selkup children from Kaltunok.	Group of Selkup dancers. ©Øyvind Ravna Group of girls from Selkupm ensemble.