2010
DOI: 10.5771/0257-9774-2010-2-423
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Loplyk Fishermen. Ecological Adaptation in the Taklamakan Desert

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“…There are several theories about their arrival to the Lopnor area and their historical connections. A main topic for debate has been whether they have Turkic or Mongol origins (Ståhlberg & Svanberg 2010), as their own tradition suggests both. The Loptuq were divided into several groups: Qara Qoshulluqtar, who moved downstream along the Tarim River to the Lopnor area; Yallar, who came as traders and missionaries from towns such as Turfan, Qomul and Kashgar; Qalmaqtar, who had Kalmyk (Western Mongol) origins; Judaqtar, who also had Mongol origins and possibly came from the nearby provinces of Gansu and Qinghai; Qaluchilar, who were related to Judaqtar; and Kirghizzar, who believed that their ancestors were Kirghiz (Abdurehim 2014: 20-23).…”
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“…There are several theories about their arrival to the Lopnor area and their historical connections. A main topic for debate has been whether they have Turkic or Mongol origins (Ståhlberg & Svanberg 2010), as their own tradition suggests both. The Loptuq were divided into several groups: Qara Qoshulluqtar, who moved downstream along the Tarim River to the Lopnor area; Yallar, who came as traders and missionaries from towns such as Turfan, Qomul and Kashgar; Qalmaqtar, who had Kalmyk (Western Mongol) origins; Judaqtar, who also had Mongol origins and possibly came from the nearby provinces of Gansu and Qinghai; Qaluchilar, who were related to Judaqtar; and Kirghizzar, who believed that their ancestors were Kirghiz (Abdurehim 2014: 20-23).…”
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“…The Loptuq were still relying on fishing and gathering, although a few more prosperous households also practised animal husbandry. Epidemics of infectious diseases followed, which reduced their numbers (Ståhlberg & Svanberg 2010). Thomas Hoppe (2006: 189) estimated that the Loptuq population in the early 1950s reached about 8,000-9,000 individuals.…”
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“…Как результат, перед исследователем открывается редкая перспектива зафиксировать возможности адаптации, близкие к предельным. Историкоэтнографические работы сходной тематики [Щеглова, 2015;Ståhlberg, Svanberg, 2010; и др.] довольно разрозненны и не составляют какого-то оформленного исследовательско-…”
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