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In the Lower Reaches of the Pechora

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Abstract
The chronicle tells about the field season of the Arctic complex historical expedition to study the objects of the historical and cultural heritage of the Pechora Territory in August 1991. 1 box Nenets Autonomous Okrug, settlement Pustozersk. Sailing-motor karbas "Pechora" on the Pechora river. Members of the Arctic Complex Historical Expedition ford push the karbas along the channel; among them is the head of the expedition, Pyotr Vladimirovich Boyarsky, the creator and first director of the Pustozersky Museum-Reserve, Mikhail Ivanovich Feschuk. One of the participants is filming. The territory of the Pustozersky Historical and Cultural Museum-Reserve. Archaeological excavation on the high bank of Lake Gorodets; scientists examine the slice. Pit walls with alternating layers of remnants of logs, boards, ash, sand. The ruins of the cellar overgrown with grass; lower crowns of log cabins. Old cemetery with wooden crosses; historians measure and sketch crosses. The members of the expedition conduct a topographic survey of the area. 2 box Nenets Autonomous District, der. The mouth. Horses on the outskirts of the village. Country house. In the courtyard of the house a boy is sawing boards; there is a motorcycle. A woman and two children are leading a cow down a village street. Men are repairing the roof of the hut. Children walk across the field. Trucks and a tractor are standing. The Mi-8 helicopter sits down on a vacant lot. Participants of the Arctic Complex Historical Expedition get out of the helicopter. The helicopter pilots are sitting in the cockpit. The members of the expedition pass through the territory of the village, among them the leader of the expedition P.V. Boyarsky and the head of the detachment Vladislav Sergeevich Koryakin. Members of the expedition at work: exploring the area; review and discuss maps of the area. Sociologist Yuri Mikhailovich Plyusnin talks with local residents; works with documents. The cameraman Vladimir Vladimirovich Bashta and one of the last residents of Pustozersk, one of the initiators of the creation of the Pustozersky Museum, Alexander Mikhailovich Spirikhin, are looking at the photo album.
Director
There is no data
Color
Color
Film ID
38769
Keywords
cattle
, cemeteries
, expeditions
, museum in the open air
, individual transport
, geodetic survey
, agricultural machinery
, navigable rivers
, rural settlements
, archeology
, river fleet
, local history
, ethnographic museums
, socio-economic statistics
, bytsel population
, lakes
, types of vehicles
, aircraft
, horse breeding
, chronicle documentary film
Meterage
260,4
Number of Parts
2
Operators
I. Barabash, G. Chumachenko
Release Date
1991
Sound