Siberian family, c 1700.

RUSSIA - JUNE 10: Engraving showing a family of indigenous people, possibly from Siberia. The woman is holding a sturgeon, and the man has a bow and arrows and a spear. In the background is a recently killed bear. From �Three Years Travels from Moscow over-land to China� by Evert Ysbrants Ides, published in London in 1706. In 1692 Peter the Great of Russia (1672-1725) sent his ambassador Ides overland on a diplomatic mission to China, a trip which took nearly three years. Ides� book describes �the extent and limits of those countries, and the customs of the barbarous inhabitants, with reference to their religion, government, marriages, daily imployments [sic], habits, habitations, diet, death, funerals etc�. (Photo by SSPL/Getty Images)
RUSSIA - JUNE 10: Engraving showing a family of indigenous people, possibly from Siberia. The woman is holding a sturgeon, and the man has a bow and arrows and a spear. In the background is a recently killed bear. From �Three Years Travels from Moscow over-land to China� by Evert Ysbrants Ides, published in London in 1706. In 1692 Peter the Great of Russia (1672-1725) sent his ambassador Ides overland on a diplomatic mission to China, a trip which took nearly three years. Ides� book describes �the extent and limits of those countries, and the customs of the barbarous inhabitants, with reference to their religion, government, marriages, daily imployments [sic], habits, habitations, diet, death, funerals etc�. (Photo by SSPL/Getty Images)
Siberian family, c 1700.
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02 January, 1754
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