Research

Journal of Arctic Studies VI

Preface

When Things Respond to Each Other

Archaeology and Environmental History

Ancient Beringian Paleodiets Revealed through Multiproxy Stable Isotope Analyses

Viewing the Development of Northeast China in the Liao and Jin Dynasties from the Archaeological Remains

Anthropology of Plants

Living with Birches

The Culture of Willow Buds of Daur Nationality

The Smith Case and the Peyote Cactus

Sino-Russia Cooperation on the Sustainable Utilization of Arctic Plant Resources

Linguistic research

Once again on Sogdian nwm( h) (“law, doctrine”) and Samoyed nom (“heaven, god”)

Studies of Near-Arctic Peoples

Vertically Overlapping Consensus of the Chinese National Community

Using the Analysis Method of the Long-term Average Spectrum to Study the Pronunciation of the Traditional Folk Songs of the Ewenki People

Suitable and Repulsive

Interaction and Coexistence

Frontier Obserrvations

Sámi Indigenous People’s Tradition on Uses of Plants for Healing/Health and Sámi Relationship with Nature

Book Review

Salmon as the “Other”

The Ecological Knowledge and Spiritual World of the Near-Arctic Peoples

Academic Events

The Largest Oroqen Birch-Bark Canoe was Constructed