ABSTRACT
Adler 1910 (native Ket map); Alekseenko 1967b; Alekseev and Gokhman 1984; Blizniak 1914; Bruk and Anechenko 1964; Cavalli-Sforza et al. 1994; Cherniakov 1934; Chlenova 1975 (toponyms compared with Karasuk sites); Comrie 1981, 1992, 1994; Dolgikh 1949b, 1950, 1952b, 1955, 1957, 1960; Dolgikh and Popov 1956; Dul'zon 1952, 1959b, 1960b, 1962b, 1965e and 1973a (river names); Findeisen 1930-1 (native Ket maps); Forsyth 1992; Fortescue 1998 (Northern Hemisphere linguistic typology maps); Galkina 1996; Gurvich 1978 (burial practices), 1980 (burial and wedding practices); Gurvich and Dolgikh 1970 (clan and tribal units); Heller 1930; Karger 1929; Katsiuba and Nikolaev 1994; Karutz 1925; Kiselev 1951 (map of Karasuk culture claimed to be Yeniseian); Khit' 1984; Krivonogov 1998 (demography); Lebedev 1926; Levin and Potapov 1961; Neroznak 1994; Nikolaev 1985a; Novlianskaia 1962 (Messerschmidt's maps); Okladnikov 1968 (map showing Ket distribution in 1600); Ol'denburg and Rudenko 1929; Paproth 1962; Pestov 1833 (map of Yenisei Province); Ruhlen 1987 and 1997 (linguistic maps); Schmidt 1926b; Schostakowitsch 1926 and Shostakovich 1926 (river names); Tailleur 1958b; Terletskii 1931; Tokarev 1958; Ustiugov 1997 (Turukhansk District); Vainshtein 1950; Vajda 1999b and 2001 (languages) Vasilevich 1963 (distribution of footwear types); H. Werner 1996.
