Chapter 1179 - Nenets (2/2)

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Later, these people absorbed the language and cultural eleradually formed a new nation, the Samnite, non as the Nenets

In terms of race, the Nenets, like the Chinese, were all yellow skinned, just as what Li

Du saw from the appearance of Hankway and the others

However, after many years of assiinal race and

spentfrom the late 16th and early 17th

centuries, when all the regions inhabited by the Nenets were conquered by Russia, and

eventually their race became a little bit of a mixture of Asian and Caucasian

The Nenets were one of Siberia’s nations, a sroup

that, like the land they inhabited, had a long history

The Nenets autono was located in the northern froorsky Peninsula in the east

Li Du was pleased to meet the Siberian natives and talk about Siberia with them

No wonder these people were meteorite hunters Siberia was a vast area, and because

of its unique geographical location, it has not been developed much by humans, and the

ancient natural landscape was maintained

Siberia was home to the most abundant meteorite mines on the earth’s surface, where

many meteorite hunters went to look for treasure

However, as Li Du knew, not many Nenets were meteorite hunters Many of the over the tundra with their herds, fishi+ng, hunting, and

trapping

When Li Du asked about that, Hudi punched his left leg angrily and said, “It was all

because of the da our ho”

“Over twenty years ago, a Russian natural gas co-teras on the Yamal peninsula?”

Li Du nodded He knew the project, which began in the 1990s, introduced tapping into

Siberia’s vast reserves of natural gas, which was now transported by pipeline to

Western Europe

“They drove us out of our area and gave us some money to appease us damn it, we

had no choice but to find other ways to survive Brother Hankway took us to hunt for

hed and said, “It’s not a bad job Wereindeer”

“But I’d rather go back and herd reindeer I loved my herd,” Hudi shot back

Since ancient times, the Nenets have relied on reindeer to survive The reindeer was

the sys towards this ani, housing, food, transportation and cultural

identity for these people

Drinking and chatting, Li Du gradually got to know more about Siberia

The Arctic and Siberia have been changing rapidly in recent decades As temperatures

rose, the perhteasier, it disrupted nature’s ecosysteradually become muddy and so life there ave Li Du a lot of useful infors to prepare for his trip to

Siberia, and they waruides

Li Du generously promised to pay them appropriately if they would help him

In this way, his trip to the Antarctic coincidentally helped him connect with the residents

of the Arctic, which was a kind of wonderful fate