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As a cultural anthropologist, I would be interested in studying the Nenets Nomads of Northern Siberia’s social and cultural practices. I am intrigued by their unique way of life and the challenges they face living in such a remote and harsh environment. To truly understand their culture, I would need to observe how they engage with each other, what rituals they practice, and how beliefs shape their decisions. Additionally, by spending time with members of the community on an individual basis I could gain insight into how gender roles are structured or even if there is any division among different generations within the population. By gaining this knowledge I can make more accurate generalizations about their culture as a whole.

Conversely, from an archaeological perspective my research objectives would differ slightly but still relate to understanding traditional Nenets ways of life. Archaeology is focused primarily on material evidence which could include artifacts like tools or clothing or even dwellings used by individuals throughout history (Larsen 2018). By analyzing these objects it is possible to gain insight into various aspects of society including technological advances or changes in subsistence patterns over time (Larsen 2018). This type of evidence provides valuable information that helps us better understand ancient cultures and make connections between them and modern day populations.