Mongolian language index
Losing Ground
Rappa, Bradley
subject: Mongolia, environment, mining, pastoralism, urbanization
Монголын угсаатны зүйн үндэс [Foundations of Mongolian ethnography]
Bulag, Uradyn E
Essay on the origins of Mongolian ethnography
subject: Mongolian ethnography, indigenous anthropology
Completed ethnographic interview questionnaire from the Cambridge MacArthur project on a “rich herder” (redacted)
This is one of the field research questionnaires sent out with ethnographers working on the Cambridge ECCIA project, and reports information about a wealthier herder in one of the field sites.
subject: ethnographic interviews, questionnaires
Map of “traditional” mobility patterns in Dashbalbar
Batbuyan, B
This map depicts the “traditional” mobility patterns (1936-1959) described by research collaborators in Dashbalbar.
subject: mobility patterns, maps
Map of contemporary mobility patterns in Dashbalbar
Batbuyan, B
This map depicts the contemporary mobility patterns described by research collaborators in Dashbalbar.
subject: mobility patterns, maps
Khangai Herds 7- Medicinal Treatment
Fijn, Natasha
This segment of Khangai Herds shows how the Mongolian herder, Lhagva, treats her herd animals using medicinal herbs.
subject: Living with Herds, animal care, co-domestic, domestication, ethnography, goat, human-animal, khangai herds, lamb and kids, magic medicine, medicinal herbs, observational film, pastoralism, visual
Khangai Herds 1- Saikhanaa the Herder
Fijn, Natasha
This first segment introduces the young Mongolian herder Saikhanaa. He lives with his mother in a herding encampment with a more prosperous family, Choijo and Naraa’s extended family.
subject: Living with Herds, Saikhanaa, co-domestic relationship, herd animals, herding, human-animal relations, khangai herds, mountains, observational film, pastoralism, singing, visual ethnography
Khangai Herds 8- Training for Naadam
Fijn, Natasha
The eighth segment of Khangai Herds features the training of racehorses for the national festival of Mongolia, the Naadam.
subject: Living with Herds, Naadam, co-domestic, domestication, ethnography, horse, horse training, human-animal, khangai herds, observational film, pastoralism, racehorses, racing, visual
Khangai Herds 3- Saikhanaa and the Horses
Fijn, Natasha
This is the third installment of Khangai Herds, featuring herders and herd animals in the Khangai Mountains of Mongolia. This segment follows on from ‘Saikhanaa and the Calves’.
subject: Living with Herds, airag, co-domestic, domestication, horses, human-animal, khangai herds, mare milking, milking, mountains, observational film, pastoralisms, visual
Khangai Herds 6- A Day in the Life
Fijn, Natasha
This sixth segment of Khangai Herds features a day in the life of a Mongolian herding woman, who has ten children and twenty-six grandchildren.
subject: Living with Herds, co-domestic, domestication, encampment, ethnography, family encampment, herding, human-animal, khangai herds, nomadic, nurturing animals, observational film, pastoralism, reciprocal, visual , wolf
Khangai Herds 9- The Naadam
Fijn, Natasha
This ninth segment of Khangai Herds features an important event on any Mongolian herder’s calendar: the Naadam. This is a festival celebrating the strength and prowess of herder and horse.
subject: Khangai Herds, Living with Herds, Naadam, ceremony, domestication, ethnography, festival, horse, horse racing, jockey, observational film, pastoralism, racehorse, visual , wrestling
Living with Herds: Human-animal coexistence in Mongolia
Fijn, Natasha
From the publisher: Domestic animals have lived with humans for thousands of years and remain essential to the everyday lives of people throughout the world.
Khangai Herds 4- moving encampments
Fijn, Natasha
This fourth segment of Khangai Herds features two separate nomadic family encampments in the valleys of the Khangai mountains of Mongolia.
subject: Living with Herds, co-domestic, domestication, encampment, ethnography, herd animal, herding, human-animal, khangai herds, observational film, ox, pastoralism, pasture, visual , yak
Khangai Herds- winter racing
Fijn, Natasha
Near the capital of Ulaanbaatar in Mongolia, horses and jockeys race in winter temperatures of more than minus 30 degrees Celcius.
subject: Khangai Herds, Living with Herds, Naadam, domestic animal, ethnography, horse, horseracing, human-animal, jockeys, observational film, winter
Living with Herds Vocalisation Dictionary
Fijn, Natasha
This is a visual dictionary showing how Mongolian herders vocalise to their herd animals, followed by the response of the herd animal(s).
subject: domestication, herd animals, herder, human-animal, khangai herds, observational film, vocalisations
Khangai Herds 5 - Lhagva the Herder
Fijn, Natasha
This is the fifth segment of ‘Khangai Herds’, featuring herders and their herd animals co-existing together in the Khangai mountains of Mongolia. Lhagva sings a song about her venerable mother.
subject: Living with Herds, animal naming, calf birth, co-domestic, domestication, herding, human-animal, khangai herds, making, observational film, pastoralism, singing
Khangai Herds 2- Saikhanaa and the Calves
Fijn, Natasha
This second segment of Khangai Herds features Saikhanaa the herder interacting with yak calves during milking time in the Khangai mountains of Mongolia.
subject: Khangai Herds, Living with Herds, calves, co-domestic, ethnography, human-animal, milking, observational film, pastoralism, visual , yaks
Mongolian Seterlekh Ceremony
Fijn, Natasha
The seterlekh ceremony is an anti-sacrifice, where an individual animal is liberated from being killed for meat.
subject: Buddhism, blessing, ceremony, cow, lama, pastoralisms, seter, yak
Oral history interview No. 090213A with Nadmid (b. 1936): translation
Nadmid
J. Nadmid was born in 1936. She tended livestock before she got married. She worked as a janitor and cleaner at sum and brigade centers. From 1990 she started tending livestock.
subject: Kazakh uprising, collectivization, cultural campaigns, family, oral history, privatization, repression, work
