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Irina Feodorova

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58: 209: 444:(a society of secret warriors) in Polynesia; the linguistics of Polynesian and American Indian languages. She has also researched petroglyphs, zodiac signs, ancient calendars, paleoastronomy, toponyms, terms of relationship and social systems, material culture, mythology, religious views, magic fairy tales, games, tattoos and the meanings of Polynesian sculptural and carved images. 461:(2005) and was the co-author in the collective monograph, "Russians in the 'Silent sea'" (2006). In 2001, the memorial edition, " The Russian Geographical Society: 165 years of service to Fatherland". Feodorova studied the diaries and letters of I. K. Horner, F. I. Shemelin, M. I. Ratmanov and other participants of the first Russian round-the-world voyage. 355:
In 1995, Feodorova published a third monograph. It contained her attempt at deciphering the two rongorongo tablets in the Kunstkamera. This work earned Feodorova the Premium of the Presidium of the Russian Academy of Sciences. The monograph presents the full texts and Feodorova's translations of two
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The book examines the history of the population of Easter Island; the ethnogenesis of its inhabitants; and theories about the original ancient civilisation. Feodorova analysed the culture of the indigenous people of Rapanui including their folklore, language, chanting connected with string games,
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Feodorova has contributed many articles to the international scientific community. Her focus is the ethnography, culture, folklore and language of the inhabitants of Easter Island. She has also written about the inhabitants of other islands of Polynesia such as Hawaii, New Zealand, Marquises,
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which even Fedorova characterized as "worthy of a maniac". What Feodorova translates as "root", the small community of rongorongo specialists agree is instead a calendrical night. Konstantin Pozdniakov concluded that Feodorova's translations "are not accompanied by the least justification".
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Feodorova continued to study Rapanui culture and in 1988 published her second monograph on the subject. This work includes a basic dictionary of Rapanui language (direct and reverse). It also includes a translation of the 1974 publication of Rapanui text by the
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From 1995, Feodorova was a member of the informal cultural group "The way of the ancestors". The group researched and published the history and the work of the first Russian round-the-world expedition (1803−1806). As part of the Russian world expedition,
422:(2004) is devoted to the history of the first Catholic Rapanui mission and the relationship of the missionaries to original Rapanui culture. It uses rare archival materials and publications of the Catholic mission, the "Congregation de Sacres Coeurs" ( 407:
In 2001, Feodorova published her attempts at decoding, reading, and translating all the examples of ancient Rapanui text from museums around the world. This work includes the "Tomenika Tau a Ure" tablet recorded in the manuscript of Francis Mazier.
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Feodorova's last work "The Semantics of sculptural and carved images in subjects of the Polynesian collections of Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography (Russian Academy of Science)" and many other works is unpublished.
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in the "Nadeshda" and J. F. Lisjansky in the "Neva" sailed to the islands of East Polynesia, including Easter Island, Marquesas and Hawaii. Feodorova contributed to the scientific album,
703: 426:). Feodorova demonstrates the positive role the missionaries played in Rapanui in the 19th century in the study and preservation of the indigenous population and their culture. 423: 382:
calendar, the single rongorongo text that can be read, contains no calendrical information in Feodorova's decipherment, but reads instead like the following sample:
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Feodorova was born in Leningrad in 1931. Her father, Konstantin Andreevich Mozhajsky, worked in a printing house. Her mother, Lydia Romanovna Steinberg taught
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Mangarewa, Tahiti, Samoa and Tonga. Feodorova's other studies concern the origin of people of Oceania; Pacific oceanic contacts; the role of the
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In 1964, Fedorova participated in the "VII International Congress of Archeology and Ethnography" in Moscow. In 1966, she completed her
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Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography (Russian Academy of Science) named after Peter The Great (Kunstkamera) St. Petersburg
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features of a tattoo and the stone statues. She examined the meaning of funeral braids and carved wooden figures.
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at schools in Leningrad. Feodorova and her husband, Mikhail Lvovich Fedorov, had one daughter, Olga Fedorova.
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a tuber, he took, he cut a potato tuber, he dug up yam shoots, a yam tuber, a potato tuber, a tuber,
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script date from the 1960s. More rigorous than most attempts, she restricts each glyph to a single
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Myths, legends of Easter island. 1978. Translation: Husvet-szigeti mitoszok... Budapest, 1987.
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Myths, legends of Easter Island. 1978. Translation: Husvet-szigeti mitoszok… Budapest, 1987
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Easter island. Sketches of the culture of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries
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Easter island. Sketches of the culture of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries
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www.garshin.ru — webpage about I. K. Fedorova on the Igor Garshin's site (rus)
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reading. However, the results make little sense as texts. For example, the
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Premium after N.N.Miklouho-Macklay of Academy of Science of the USSR (1981)
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Easter Island. Sketches of culture of the 19th and 20th centuries
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Easter island. Sketches of culture XVIII-19th centuries. 1993.
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entitled, "Folklore of Easter island as a historical source".
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Atlas k Puteshestvii︠u︡ vokrug svi︠e︡ta Kapitana Kruzenshtern
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Premium of Presidium of the Russian Academy of Science (1995)
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Congregation of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary
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Fedorova 287:In 1978, Feodorova published her first 366:Decipherment of rongorongo: Feodorova 7: 642:Missionaries of Easter Island (2004) 598:Journal de la Société des Océanistes 494:Missionaries of Easter island. 2004. 578:Pozdniakov & Pozdniakov 2007:10 402:Speaking Tablets From Easter Island 537:Myths and Legends of Easter Island 312:Myths and Legends of Easter Island 14: 459:Around the world with Krusenstern 370:Feodorova's studies of the Kohau 207: 56: 588:Pozdniakov, Konstantin (1996). 282:Myths, legends of Easter Island 16:Soviet ethnographer (1931–2010) 336:In 1994, Feodorova gained her 218:Irina Konstantinovna Feodorova 46:Irina Konstantinovna Feodorova 1: 420:Missionaries of Easter Island 413:Missionaries of Easter Island 49:Ирина Константиновна Фёдорова 21:Eastern Slavic naming customs 725: 516:Russian Academy of Science 363: 260:Education and early career 134:Leningrad State University 66:Leningrad State University 19:In this name that follows 18: 206: 197: 160: 55: 448:The way of the ancestors 418:Feodorova's fifth book, 276:Scientific contributions 248:Family and personal life 670:(Accessed 25 May 2012) 611:10.3406/jso.1996.1995 62:Irina Fedorova, 1956. 295:and republished in 228:– 7 December 2010, 220:(28 November 1931, 69:(Philology faculty) 709:Soviet historians 455:A. 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Eastern Slavic naming customs
patronymic
family name

Leningrad State University
Leningrad
USSR
Saint Petersburg
Russia
Leningrad State University
rongorongo
history
ethnography
epigraphy
decipherment

Leningrad
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Saint Petersburg
Soviet
ethnography
Kunstkamera
German
Master's degree
thesis
monograph
Hungarian
Budapest
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Thor Heyerdahl

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