Hunted animals as Mongolian medicine: the case of the consumption of marmot

Fijn, Natasha

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Hunted animals as Mongolian medicine: the case of the consumption of marmot

Date

2022

Authors

Fijn, Natasha

Publisher

Centre d'etudes mongoles et siberiennes

Abstract

The multispecies ethnography was largely based on fieldwork that was part of a Fejos Fellowship in Ethnographic Filmmaking from the Wenner-Gren Foundation during 2017.