Details of the Yakut shaman costume
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Details of the Yakut shaman costume, which is presented in Chapter 8. Jochelson (1926, 169) explains that the two iron rings on the back of a Yukaghir shaman costume represent the shamanistic sun and moon. The disk’s central hole could be the opening through which the shaman descends to the lower world.
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Details of the Yakut shaman costume
Details of the Yakut shaman costume, which is presented in Chapter 8. Jochelson (1926, 169) explains that the two iron rings on the back of a Yukaghir shaman costume represent the shamanistic sun and moon. The disk’s central hole could be the opening through which the shaman descends to the lower world.