the seto land border stretches from north to south for 294 km. most of it ran along...eturns year after year, as if remembering the words she once said as a joke to her sister. we often meet less often, of course, but it ’s usually always like this on holidays, she laughed that someone is at the holiday, but you and i are always, the kirmysh holiday takes place on pskov land for a reason, from time immemorial it was timed to coincide with the harvest, the patron saint which was the god peka, according to legend. the history of the baptism of their ancestors on the lands of the pskov-pechersk monastery, the main shrines of sethu. in the morning , descendants of the pskov miracle from all border villages and hamlets gather at the gates of the monastery. the king is distinguished by a special headdress of white clothing with traditional seto patterns. and arry hearne is the very best people's king of sethu on both sides of the border. well, we need to empty the barn somehow, yeah, well, or i can eat all this grain, you can.

before the revolution of 1917, more than 20 thousand setos lived on these lands.ccording to the 2010 all-russian census, there are only 214 of them left . that this is the disappearance of such a song, on our pechora land this is for sure, because we have little left of the set, there is simply no one to pass it on to, in estonia there are still more people and young people are interested. the farm where heliuo tsapotalla lives, one of the last farms setu on the territory of the pskov region. most of the people now live in... the ancestral lands of seto extended to the west of the pskov and chudsko lakes, where their ancestors, the finno-ugric tribes of chud and lichut, settled. in the 16th and 17th centuries they united with the slavic krivichi and became part of the principality of moscow. this was the beginning of their separation from the closely related estonian tribe, which in the 20th century came under the influence of the tifton and levon orders of the crusaders, who turned to the while the lands of the pskov chud became part of the monastic lands of the

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a limbo, seto speak. this is eve sandler, cornucopia from 2023. ethe theme of migration evident in this work in the dried okra pods, the seeds said to travel with enslaved africans in middle passages. hidden in braided hair becoming a container of culture and nourishment. cornucopia tells a story of nature of how nature travels with and sustains us. this is keniata hinkle, the wig from 2014. this piece is from the uninvited series, and it in relationship to allison work, via contemplated diaspruand impact on the formation of identity in relationship to the past and the present converging. the figures wig is made of skyscrapers to speak about colonialism in a way that magical hair and hair dressing echoes through allison sars work. this is sydney cain, black flight from 2019. the print black flight comes from the artists personal jenology research and utilize documentation in the form of photography, drawing and print making to illicit ghostly rebremerance of past and present. a told story of suffering, transformed into a remembrance of spiritual e

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and this is yekaterinburg, verkhi seto reservoir.one, and what to do in snt? within snt , you can park a car on public roads, if this does not contradict the rules of the road, parking places for vehicles... vehicles can be determined, if this does not interfere with the movement of other vehicles, but be careful, leave your car on the lawn like this... it’s still not allowed, everything is like in the city, once again, it’s not necessary like this, this is a violation of traffic rules, although it does not interfere with travel, the neighbors in the area can really call the employees or just take a few photos and send them to the state traffic inspector’s website, then a fine will come if it is an individual - it is a 5,000 ruble fine, if it is an official, then a fine of up to 40,000 rubles, and if it is a legal entity the owner. essentially, all you need is to read the signs, not violate traffic rules, not interfere with travel, and not quarrel with neighbors, parking is parking, but you still live nearby. elizaveta nikishova, ale