A Tent in Arctic Siberia - Living, Moving, and Making a Reindeer Skin Tent.
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2017
- In the far north of Siberia on the Yamal Peninsular a remote group of nomadic reindeer herders still live in tents whose design may date back thousands of years. The precursor to the modern tipi (tepee), the choom is made of fir poles and has covers of reindeer (caribou) hide. They move every few days throughout the winter so that the herd can gain access to the hidden fields of lichen that lie beneath the snow.
www.nomads.org/Books.html .
A short research film looking at the making and moving of the traditional choom (also chum or tchum) of the Siberian reindeer herding nomads on and around the Yamaal Peninsular. See
/ @nomadarchitecture and www.nomads.org.
Those babies are GORGEOUS ! They look like little porcelain dolls. What a blessing 💙
no pollution
Как женщины работают браво вам за ваш труд здоровья и счастья вам дорогие женщины
No politics, no complaints, no keeping up with the Jones's! Just a simple humble life!
Earth Has every one for his need, but not for everyone's greed
This video is Gold. No narration, just people living life a little closer to the way I believe we were meant to live, compared to modern affluent society. There's always been a part of me that longs for a life like this.
You are not alone!
With all our luxuries we miss out on living!
What do they feed animals
.very
Well many in Seattle living in tents, and in many other parts of the US. This is becoming the new way of life for many in the working class due to the outrageously, expensive American housing prices. These folks in Siberia are smart and strong and teach their youth survival skills.
@@lorascelsi8102 Don't equate those awesome hardworking people to degenerates that live off of the government.
Truth is ... these are some of the strongest people on earth. Especially the ladies.. carrying these heavy wooden tent. Taking it apart. And being able to live in these temperatures. All they got is their family and reindeers. No hospital, supermarket, running water. I trully admire them.
I'm sure of it. Look at their diet, reindeer meat and fat. No chicken nuggets for these warriors.
No real life, IMHO
@@markthompsoncpa what is real life?
@@4018magenta Experiencing different sounds, tastes, sights, people, etc.
@@markthompsoncpa they can live off the land can you?
Didn't expect to see a cat !
What an awesome people !
Such fortitude and skill.
The cat was definitely a surprise! I actually paused and went back to see if that was really what I'd just seen.
I missed the cat! Where was he?
@@donnamealy4877 22:07
@@HimanshuOnYT thank you!!! I must have been totally gone!! Beautiful big beastie, isn’t it?😄
@@donnamealy4877 Yes and cute too :)
Тысячи тысячи лет они живут в таких условиях великие,стойкие люди
ناىربتمظزىبلل
The Nomads make everything seem effortless. This is truly remarkable
To the contrary: I am constantly aware of how tirelessly they work....
I thank to God for what I was now...I respect you people for your traditional life and may God bless you always for your safe and happy life..
GLORY TO JESUS CHRIST!!!
Дети такие милые в шубках на маленьких пингвинчиков похожи 😍😙😙
Мое впечатление от всего заснятого - не передать словами!
Эти люди заслуживают очень большого уважения, они - герои.
почему они герои, чего они такого героического делают?
@@user-tn2hi4it7f
Илья, почему вы мне задаете такой вопрос?
Уже живя в таких суровых условиях, это уже отважные люди.
А вот работать, продолжать воспроизводить покаления, уметь быстро отправляться в путь, строить юрты, шить одежду, а ещё и обучать деток, это разве не подвиг?
@@Natalia-rl3hl Нет конечно, никакой для них это не подвиг. они родились и выросли в этих условиях, обычная жизнь
Todo es cuestión de cultura. Las distintas culturas tienen fortalezas y debilidades. Así pasa en el reino animal
Such a hard life they r leading...yet so energetic... 👍👍👍...we shd be ashamed of ourselves wen we complain although we get everything with a click of a button
Whoever filmed this video thank you.
Y1
Pl
You're welcome
Gordon Clarke filmed it.
Agreed Zara
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The babies are SO BEAUTIFUL!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
It's true
👋🏻U2😁🤙🏻🖖🏻✌🏻🇮🇹😃
Love
Bcoz they eat pure natural organic meat.
Just liie dolls❤️
Не уежели где то остались чистой душой люди без всяких понтов глубокое уважения вам
Какие эти люди молодцы! Какие они сильные,дружелюбные,дай им господь здоровья, благополучия их семьям, спасибо за фильм
Труженики святые . Уважение крепким и работящим людям .
Они работают на свободе, так счастливы
@@NomadArchitecture Так верно, так очень верно, свобода труда и жизни
Я горжусь одной вещью, быть этническим русским
@@anneillerbrun6860 but in video not russian's
OMG I WISH I COULD UNDERSTAND WHAT THEY ARE SAYING THERE LANGUAGE IS JUST AMAZING GOD BLESS THESE PEOPLE
That is a Turkic language
their language
Я восхищаюсь этим женщинам.Всего двое женщины собирает ихини жилье.Здоровья,Вам!🥰🙏Я из города Алматы.
Да,😪 а мужики что делают,
@@user-uv1wv8ei5p оленей пасут
Hallo salam kenal ,saya dri indonesia
If you were born to be then you were born to be. I don't think anyone on earth can just choose this life. You feel cold just by watching this documentary. Imagine if you were there. Amazing people.
Imagine how much more ingenuity their ancestors had to have before the advent of iron axes, scissors, and metal knives. This film was so fascinating.
Yes, archaeologists have tried recreating stuff using stone tools. They tried to recreate a 10,000 year old a house at Howick and gave up and used chain saws in the end!
Well, these people, Komi, Khanty and Nenets had already iron tools for thousands of years. It is visible from archaeological excavations.
Kolemjen, that's very interesting.
You can feel that they have really asked which bits of modern technology are worthwhile. The iron stove was introduced in the first half of C19th and is vital in winter, but many leave it behind in the summer as the smoke keeps off the mosquitoes. If you look carefully you can see a plexiglass porthole in one tent, but they crack in the cold so they have given up on them now. They are not stuck in the past but always evolving to survive the harsh environment.
Wow yes, I agree. The techniques and skills were learned through trial and error, but now are just passed down from one generation to the next.
I see there is a lot of equipment, but only two woman and one man. What's up with that?
Молодец мужик.Уважуха.Удачи Ричард.
Tough and hard work but result is comfortable warm inside, they worked together harmoniously.they work together to survive this harsh climate,beautifully community ❤️
Im not really a winter fan and im probably most definitely not a siberian winter fan but these people are so fascinating, no running hot water by pressing a button, no washing mashine no clean bedsheets, barely surviving because if any of us go out there to live like them they’ll probably die within the week and yet they simply don’t want anything else, it’s fascinating
A week?! I give myself until sundown! bc I would be trying to get WiFi to get on RUclips to figure out how to pitch the d**n tent & will freeze to death in place 🥴🤦🏾♀️💀😅😅
Hello. Considering all the hardships and extreme cold, these people got used to these conditions and maybe they will be hurt if they come to the city and live in our style. ❤
no music, no narration = perfect choice. congratulations. i almost felt like i was there. what beautiful people. they're going to make it, unlike the rest of the world. humans, as we were meant to be.
What a barren landscape, nothing but snow and unforgivable cold. The women are amazing , so strong and resourceful. They can do anything. Also thank you very much for the person who filmed it in that brutal weather.
You are damned wrong, the place is full of fish and meat.
@@leehyunsong7001 but no fruits and vegetables.
👏👏
@@lilyliu5345 They do not consume fuits and vegetables , they eat what ever they have from Livestock .
@@lilyliu5345 Protein baby.....Protein!! It's what a body wants!!
Это их край, их просторы.....народ заслуживает большого уважения.
These will be the ones to survive and live on - as they always have, even when all 'normal' societies and kingdoms crumble - as they always do. Bless these people - the true People of the Land.
Hands down the most natural group of human being you'll find on youtube. We've all been so sculpted by the digital world it's refreshing to think that some people still live like this.
I think its absolutely essential that some humans continue to live this way rather than just buying everything in a store and being contained within in one's wee spit of private property upon which one only has the space for a house. Neither capitalism nor communism applies to this sort of lifestyle.
@@yaddahaysmarmalite4059 I completely agree!
Para nosotros es difícil esa vida para ellos es su costumbre
@@leticiaramirez6617 verdad
Agreed 100%.These people are hard core,I've been watching a few episodes on here already and it just blows my mind on how these people survive, very impressed on there way of living,incredible.(And kids out there in the digital world)NO CELLPHONES......
I really must salute those hardworking people. Raising kids too!
Кыргызстандан салам!!Яранганын жабууларын которо алга келин кайраттуу го.Бугунун териси оор болсо керек.Кыргыздардай кочмондор экен.Азаматтар.
Wow what a unique sight !!! They are so skilful and not depend to anybody for anything. 💖
I have great respect for these people because I could never endure the harsh life.
You could if you had no
Other way to survive. It take some training.
Such a simple life, with hard working people! Thank you to whomever filmed this!
Me, you're welcome.
hi Me..😊 thank you.
Parabéns!!! Belo vídeo! Não imaginava que existiam povos que viviam na neve! Porque eles se mudam ????
Living exactly the way God made them. Naturally in sync with nature. Holding on to their culture and traditions. Beautiful! 🙌🏽
God didn't make them. They don't believe in your white man in the sky nonsense. THEY ARE NATURE'S CHILDREN.
@@earthangel8730
Dude just stfu and live your life without proselytizing
@@earthangel8730 they don't believe in the whites man God by they have their own religion..... Every human being needs spiritual guidance and support
Just a sucky way to live -- but yet better than many homes in "civilized societies" ... and if their traditions lead them away from the truth (the gospel), then it's not good.
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RESPECT AND ADMIRATION !
For this hard working people , any problem resolved with own solution ! Quick and efficient !
No tehnology ....no I phone , no computer and internet ….. but they have wisdom and their complex skils !!! .....
The crib !!! So ..awesome to watch !
The baby is sooo ...Beutifule !❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for this awesome video!
Respect for this people, when I walk out on winter with 3 degrees celsius for ten minutes, I feel I'm diying
even 5 degree is so uncomfortable to me how much more if -30 or -40 celcius.
Lmao my country gets like -20 degrees Celsius in winter but we are most of the time inside so its not that bad tbh its only bad when you’re camping
as someone who came from a tropical country even 2 degree celcius is already extreme let alone -30 or -40 i could've die freezing in minutes 😆😆😆
Sounds like someone needs much, much better winter gear.
I thought about my grandmother telling my aunt that women nowadays were toy women (rough translation) but she pointed out all the modern appliances electric stove, dishwasher, washer & dryer, etc. I see that now. Crow Indian from Montana USA ❤
We’re all spoiled by new age appliances, not just women, but men too.
@@nisarobinson4086 no kidding, but the context was her grandmother's point of view as a traditional woman in relativity to modern women, your statement is pointless.
@@nisarobinson4086 Appliances invented by men for women..
@@Chef_Alpo I understood the context and it’s still wrong lol. Your comment was pointless.
@@samuelguymer4358 Both men and women use them. That’s not a fact that can be debated. Stay on task.
Incredible, I bet they all sleep well at night!
For sure inside a quilt make you sound sleep no stress no hassle.
I'd be frightened I wouldn't wake up from hypothermia
يا أخي
الله خلق صوف الأغنام
والله جعل الصوف يعطي الحر
عندما تلبس لباس صوف طبيعي
فتحافظ على حرارة الجسم الطبيعية
بقدرة الله
والله خلق جلود الأنعام متينة
لاتحترق بالنار
استفاد منها الإنسان في صناعة بيوت
_____
قال الله تبارك وتعالى
في كتاب القرآن الكريم :
( والله جعل لكم من بيوتكم سكنا
وجعل لكم من جلود الأنعام بيوتا
تستخفونها يوم ظعنكم ويوم إقامتكم
ومن أصوافها وأوبارها وأشعارها
أثاثا ومتاعا إلى حين )
[ سورة النحل ، آية 80 ]
QURAN translate .KSU
@@user-th5lr4zx4w What on earth ?
Amazing how they deal with that harsh lifestyle and so resourceful . ive always thought having hot running water for showers at any time i want is the greatest thing i will never take for granted . When i see how spoiled kids are in this country it makes this documentary even more special .
To do something laborious on a cold day outdoors can be a mighty struggle, but in a frigid environment like Siberia! I applaud these people👏🏽
Respect and admiration to these people in this part of the world.. Simple needs of luxury, far away compared to the other parts or places in the world... Hats off for them....
11reais 11reais 1111111111111reais
Does it occur to you that they might say the same about us. Im sure it would be very hard maybe impossible for them to adapt to our way of life.
@@brianwilson7624 I think you didn't get the point. There is no glory to live in a so called rich Western countries. Our way of life is noway better than theirs
They are far more richer than you.
@@philippebiendon5809 actually living in a so called - high tech north - country are making humans going backwards and lead them to a miserable fate.
Thank you for your important documentary. But also for shedding light and exposing the tourist photographers who are doing nothing for the Mursi people but exploiting them.
Пожалуйста, не сдавайся в этой жизни, она тяжелая, но что бы там ни было, ты единственный, кому осталось жить естественно.
I’m learning so much about other cultures since sheltering in place. Fascinating.
No morgage, no rent, no bills, Get to see your family and teach your children and loving family, community , livivng with nature, traveling, no money, amazing life.
That's a superficial and idealistic assessment.
@@deb5932 I don't think sou
@@deb5932 Dude these guys have been around Far longer any any existing government in that side of the world. I think theyll do great without us if shit gets crazy. There was far more of tthem back then as well if you think about it.
@@deb5932 From Kazakhstan
@@deb5932 dude theyre not stupid they been making sleds. i think they heavily rely on each other but Because of Cities and towns people have been moving to cities and not coming back and making things not as easy to get as they used to have skilled labour to carve the wood and make all these things during summer and prepare for winter. but since their populations decreased alot of the skilled labour goes with it they have no choice BUT to rely on government. Dude same thing happens all over the world with every single Tribe or a once prosperous town. when Government interviens and Cos a problem so then they can later sell you the solution. or when they higher taxes and companies move abroad and the ppl that work there and depend on it suffer. these ppl were just fine even great before intervining their way of life. i think the problem is the bullshit sold to them a bout BIG CITIES and then when they finally go to these big cities they are treated like second class citzens in their own home cos theyre are suddenly start at the Bottom.
Вот это я понимаю Bushcraft +outdoor +wilderness в одном флаконе. Это вам не палочки строгать в парке)) 👍🏻
I am always amazed and fascinated at the ingenuity of men, specifically native people throughout the world. I hope they keep their traditions alive and never change for the sake of mankind. A coconut tree to a Polynesian island native, is like a Reindeer to a Siberian native. It provides them shelter, food, weapons, clothing, nourishment etc. It’s pretty much their livelihood and they can’t survive without it.
Только не палатки, а чумы.
Жизнь, в гармонии с природой.
Oh how I wish I was young and doing this.........I really miss the ways of my great grandfather and his great grandfather.
Какие же Вы молодцы ,,Трудяги ,
Que vida más cruda y a la vez emocionante....
! No me imagino viviendo así !
Un saludo muy afectuoso desde Chile 🇨🇱 😍
🤚🤝😁😘
Hats off to these lovely ladies..... Extremely hardworking....extremely good documentary..
Мой любимый народ, ненцы я горжусь вами
I dare say they dress more beautifully and colorfully than the average town folk. Truly wonderful.
Amazing life of these people vary tuff and yet they are much healthier than us we have all the comforts but we are less stronger thanks for making this video regards from England
Hard hard life. And here I sit, a lazy slob with my heater, lights and oven on... I was so surprised to see a white domestic cat at about 22:00! Lovely film, thank you.
I have seen several videos of the different groups of Siberian Natives or Reindeer People who live in brutal cold conditions in their native land to continue their cultural traditions. The severe conditions they live under would be impossible for most people from developed countries to survive in, we are to used to our warm homes, grocery stores and televisions to go without. One has to admire their ability to survive and the skills they have developed to do this.
fasx56 well if born into we all could and in a strange way in my younger years I would have loved to give it a try as a fur trapper or this much simpler life of following your food. Yes they are a hardy people and as long as they care to live like this should be left alone to do so. This is a very pure life
Yes, I agree with you. It is incredible the way they live. I think I couldn't make it, it is so taugh. How incredible is how they move with the babies. Great vídeo, thanks.
@@davidbloch5370 : Agreed ✔
Leave em be . They are happy . Day by day 😑
Yes I love my air conditioning in the summer , heat in the winter but I am also known to ride my bike to the store especially 2 yrs ago when it was -40 here in Wisconsin!
they don't miss what they never had
I often find myself looking at videos like these, tribes of the Arctic, Afghanistan, Iran, Siberia, Nenet, Berbers, Touareg, Inuits, Papua New Guinea etc...when I find myself overwhelmed with the city life here in Massashusst. But I feel more at home with the Nenet people and the Inuits, and Siberia living, I wonder what my life would look like if I ever let go of everything and just headed north to Alaska, or Siberia. My soul yearns for nature and god's vast forests!!!
Силы вам жители качевники здоровья и удачи!
loved all 25 minutes of this. thank you for filming it!
Loved watching the little kids. They look literally like dolls.
@@Rhiwwers many of them do now speak Russian though, so you can communicate with them if you want to learn one of the most challenging languages on Earth! (I speak as someone who has been trying for five years to master this).
@@NomadArchitecture beautiful and very intressting Videos.
I'm so curious about one thing: how do all the nomads now and in the thousends years ago handle to go to a Toilette ?
Is there anything in every tent?
Can you help me with this question?
Tank you😅
@@gabim4016 , на Севере есть шуточное выражение - " тундра - один большой туалет ". Думаю, и в степи, и в тайге есть такое же. Вышел из чума, опорожнился, и назад - вот и всё. Люди, живущие в природе, не избалованы комфортом ( из-за которого всё и катится к чёртям ). Они являются ее неотъемлемой частью. И тут всё предельно просто.
@@gabim4016 toilet tent.. i guess ,, in mongolia i saw them.. tent over a toilet
@@gabim4016 I'm almost 100% sure it's outside.
I was wondering, how they wash their clothes in the winter.
Omg most powerful nation in this world salute male and female even children. Love u guys and lot of respect
Incredible effort and coordination in getting everything packed up and moved!
ممكن.
the best video I've watched during lockdown. Thank you.
Thank you, several more are coming, but it takes time...
Simply amazing they know how to survive in the cold. I think I know a little bit about the cold because I grew up and live in Minnesota, but I couldn’t last more than a day or two in those conditions. These people take it in stride.
Tak terpikir kan oleh kami yg tgl didaerah tropis, dgn suhu yg begitu dingin... Selalu bersyukur tgl di Indonesia 💞
Спасибо за фильм , захотелось посмотреть как собирают юрту ❤
Well done, thank you for the excellent film work and insight into this nomadic tribe!
Totally awesome!!!Could used some background music similar to the Ulengoves.
какие шикарные шубы у дам!
Fascinating to see how these people live. They are so strong and skilful even the young ones
incredible survivability of these extraordinary people. When going gets tough in my world, I watch one of these videos to remind myself how it is done. I hope our therapists develop their curriculum to include lessons from people living in extreme weather conditions to better understand how to beat the odds and carry on.
Beautiful, I really admire these people. The children are so cute.
Unique channel never thought such a thing ever existed on RUclips. Subscribed from India
they can live without internet ,without shopping mall nearby,amazing,this video taught us that we can live as simple as they can live(,i mean just like before .)
The sled convoy pulled with all those reindeer is truly remarkable . .
Strong n working hard families!!! God Bless them all n 🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌 🐕🐕🐕❤️❤️❤️🙏🏽
Amazing. I cry when my wi-fi goes out. 😢
Well no WiFi is probably the worst form of torture.
they no doubt have their depravation too..wonder btw how they handle sewage & what do they use for tp ?...
The men be like- " hey honey I'm going to watch the herd. Can you take the house down and pack it up? Thanks....."
The Inuit of Northern Canada’s ancestry. We have Caribou and they have reindeer. The only difference is we hunt them on the annual migration. Either way we rely on them for food and clothing. Very interesting video. Thank you for posting.
Reindeer and caribou are the same animal
@@lolabeaulieu4530 yes they are but the difference is caribou are wild and reindeer are domesticated. 😉
It's amazing how quickly and efficiently they break down and pack up the camp you can definitely tell they have done that once or twice before
They do it every three days. Why I have no idea
@@dianemoose9982 it's written in the description: "They move every few days throughout the winter so that the herd can gain access to the hidden fields of lichen that lie beneath the snow."
The temperament of reindeers never ceases to amaze me. It's like they KNOW what they're supposed to do.
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amazing people
kept thier way of living for generations
AWESOME
Much respect to these people. Tearing down and setting up in the same day. Wow. Thank you for this incredible documentary
They work so hard to survive. The nenets are lucky to have a growing tree's on such a harsh climate
Fantastic! Thank you for posting this video.
Thank you for filming this.
They have nothing ,but they have everything.
It's a jaw dropped! This people are so amazing. Thank you for filming this wonderful people. 👏
Another fantastic film. Thank you. I love that you show how it is used, dismantles, and then how one is made. I presume that the skins last for a very long time.
They said a cover can last 20-30 years then the outer one becomes the inner and a new outer layer is made. Effectively a tent can last forever as it is constantly renewed.
Yeah! That was amazing to watch. I was wondering how they were going to handle the last three poles standing, and they had a whole system worked out. Great video!
@@NomadArchitecture how often do they move camp?
Amazing how cuts like butter with that sharp axe
21:38 its quite satisfying looking at the animal fur being separated from the skin😂
Bendigo las vidas de esa lejana tierra.
Saludos desde Chile.
I had a dream to move new york, now i just want to move with these people😇😇😇
Ya wouldn’t last snowflake
Ya wouldn’t last snowflake.
@@mishakolomoicev9701 would you?
so cool to see this, I feel so lost seeing these wonderful people taking care of themselves. Even the young ones are amazing with their little red cheeks
Me impactó está cultura y como sobrevivir en ese frío intenso hermoso Siberia
Esse povo merece respeito, porque eu jamais conseguiria viver em um lugar abaixo de zero, 15 graus para mim já é muito frio, que Deus abençoe à todos eles sempre.
The nomadic Nenets in northwest Siberia, move their choom every 3 or 4 days so their reindeer do not overgraze the landscape.
They are true conservationists..... leaving the landscape to thrive for the next grazing rotation.
No extraneous annoying music, just what's there, including the wind. Thank you!
Great axe woodwork, love that drill !!!