Forest Enets
A calm year
An true account contrasting a good year for Forest Enets reindeer herders to a bad one.
An true account contrasting a good year for Forest Enets reindeer herders to a bad one.
A true story about a dog stealing food during a fishing trip to the lake.
A true account from a reindeer herder of his encounter with a bear family in the tundra.
Recorded by Andrey Shluinsky and Natalya Stoynova in 2010.
A very short story about men and dogs.
A folktale about a sinful man visiting the bewitched land across the Dudinka river.
A folktale about a sinful man visiting the bewitched land across the Dudinka river.
A very short story about the speakers dogs and their mischief in the Tundra.
A tale about an Evenki old man travelling along the Dudinka river, where sinful place is.
A man tells a tale about putting baits in his straps.
A very short account of how bears check fishing nets installed by people on the shore for food.
A true story of a man, who while angling in the Sigovaja river, shot a bear and brought its fatty meat home.
A very short story in which a Forest Enets speaker describes her encounter with a mischievous tiny bear cub.
A true account by a Forest Enets speaker of his childhood travels on reindeers across the Tundra to go to school.
A short monologue about how to best cook berry jam.
A very short text in which a Forest Enets speaker details the landscape changes around her home.
A story about a man’s friendship with a prophetic shaman.
A true story about the speaker’s dog. His dog was very intelligent and understood what his master told him.
A short monologue in which a Nenets woman discusses cutting meat and fish and gives simple ways to cook them.
A short monologue in which a Nenets woman discusses cutting meat and fish and gives simple ways to cook them.
A very short monologue on wild reindeer from the north and their unique light colours.
A monologue in which a Nenets speaker remembers a time when all reindeer herders dogs got infested with the plague.
A short monologue in which a speaker talks about leaving marks and traces.
A true story about two drunk friends who find a black duck but refuse to kill it to let it raise its ducklings.
A short monologue uttered by a lake and wondering about ducks’ whereabouts.
A brief monologue about duck eggs.
Recorded by Andrey Shluinsky, Natalya Stoynova and Maria Ovsjannikova in 2010.
Recorded by Andrey Shluinsky, Natalya Stoynova and Maria Ovsyannikova in 2010.
A life story of a woman who saw a ghost.
A man tells how he and his wife were driving a sledge along the Yenissey river.
A true story about feeding a bird.
A man tells a story how an old man asked him to bring some fir for the sauna.
A man speaks of making a fire outdoors.
The species of fishes that live in the Yenissey river.
A man explains how one installs fishing nets under ice.
A man explains how one does fishing and criticizes the youth.
A man tells an everyday story about fishing with a minnow.
A man tells a short story about fishing with a seine.
While cutting a fish, a man explains the Enets names for its internal organs.
A man explains the local geography and shows where the Fokina river is.
A short story about the funny bears.
A man tells how the Germans from the Volga region lived in an earth-house during WW2.
A man tells a story of a person who saw a ghost.
A man tells a story of a person who saw a ghost, part 2.
A story about a glutton.
A story about a glutton, part 2.
A man explains how hare snares are used by the Enets.
A man shows a hareâs way in the forest.
A man explains how one should use a reindeer harness.
A story about a man who was hiding form a bear on a fence.
A man gives a short introduction to a nearby hill.
A story of a man who ate the ember-gooses he caught with his fishing-nets.
A story of a man who fell through ice.
A man explains how he made poles for his tent when he got married.
A man tells how people used to bury the dead according to an ancient Enets custom.