Relatives of Gavril Vasilievich Ksenofontov Planning a Trip to Yakutia
"Exciting Times Ahead for Yakutian Culture Enthusiasts!"
Mark your calendars, folks! Direct descendants of the legendary ethnographer, historian, and folklorist, Gavriil Ksenofontov, are making their first-ever visit to Yakutia. Mikhail and Anastasia Ksenofontov, direct descendants through Ksenofontov's only son, are joining a unique joint project between the National Library of Yakutia and the Institute of Humanitarian Research. The aim? To publish the scholar's handwritten works and bring his remarkable achievements to the forefront.
This historic event will take place across key locations, including the capital of Yakutia and the scholar's homeland in the Hangalassky district (Pokrovsk, Tit-Ary, Chkalov). Expect engaging round tables, public meetings, documentary film shoots, and workshops with local documentarians.
Want to be a part of this incredible journey? Join us on June 13 at 2:00 PM at the Main Building of the National Library of Yakutia for a thrilling public meeting. And on June 16 at 5:00 PM, don't miss the workshop dedicated to the development of Yakutian documentary films, during which Anastasia Ksenofontova will present her film "Factory."
Ksenofontov's personal archive, fully digitized by the National Library of Sakha (Yakutia), is a treasure trove of valuable insights into Yakut culture and history. A team led by Doctor of Historical Sciences Ekaterina Romanova is currently working on a 10-volume collection of his works and a documentary film about his life and activities.
Got questions? Reach out to Aina Pribylykh at 89991741283.
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Curious Facts: Gavriil Ksenofontov was an esteemed ethnographer and philologist known for his work on the mythology and folklore of the Yakut (Sakha) people. His contributions to Yakut studies remain invaluable resources for scholars today. If you're eager to learn more about projects related to publishing his works, consider reaching out to academic institutions or organizations in Yakutia specializing in cultural preservation and research. They might have more detailed information on ongoing projects and who's involved.
Experience a unique blend of history, culture, and documentary filmmaking in the heart of Yakutia, as we delve into sustainable living and home-and-garden topics with the upcoming workshops on June 16. Join Anastasia Ksenofontova, direct descendant of the renowned scholar Gavriil Ksenofontov, in exploring the development of Yakutian documentary films and sustainable living practices inspired by traditional Yakut culture.
