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A Transbaikal migrant at work on the banks of the Zeya River, 1909. Creator: Vladimir Ivanovich Fedorov
A Transbaikal migrant at work on the banks of the Zeya River, 1909. Amur Oblast Museum of Regional History and Folklife
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1909 Amur Oblast Russia Bank Beach Ditch Fedorov Vladimir Ivanovich Migrant Migrating Migration Russian Federation Transbaikal Russia Vladimir Ivanovich Fedorov Waters Edge Women At Work Zabaykalsky Krai Russia Head Dress Meeting Of Frontiers
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This photograph, titled "A Transbaikal Migrant at Work on the Banks of the Zeya River, 1909," is a poignant depiction of the daily life of a Transbaikal migrant woman in Amur Oblast, Russia. Taken by renowned Russian photographer Vladimir Ivanovich Fedorov, the image captures the essence of the Meeting of Frontiers, a historical period marked by the mass migration of people from Europe and Asia into the vast expanses of Siberia and the Russian Far East. The woman in the photograph is dressed in traditional Transbaikal clothing, with a colorful headdress adorning her head and a long, flowing skirt covering her legs. She is seen working at the waters edge, using a ditch to divert water from the Zeya River. The image evokes a sense of resilience and determination, as the woman goes about her work with focus and dedication. The photograph is a valuable historical artifact, offering a glimpse into the lives of the people who migrated to Transbaikal Russia during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It is a reminder of the rich cultural heritage and diverse population that has shaped the history of this region, which is now known as Zabaykalsky Krai in the Russian Federation. The Amur Oblast Museum of Regional History and Folklife in Russia is the current custodian of this important piece of heritage art. The photograph is a testament to the enduring power of photography to capture and preserve history, and to inspire a deeper appreciation for the people and cultures of the past.
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