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Развитие земледелия у абадзехов, шапсугов и натухайцев в конце XVIII – первой половине XIX в

Развитие земледелия у абадзехов, шапсугов и натухайцев в конце XVIII – первой половине XIX в

Abstract

Абадзехи, шапсуги и натухайцы, обозначаемые в историографии как «демократические» субэтнические группы, имели целый ряд особенностей в экономическом и социальном развитии. Большой интерес представляет организация земледелия в горной зоне Черкесии. Исследованию данной проблемы посвящается настоящая статья.

The Abadzekhs, Shapsughs and Natukhais, designated in historiography as "democratic" sub-ethnic groups, possessed a number of features in the economic and social development. Of great interest is the organization of agriculture in the mountain zone of Cherkessia. This article is devoted to this problem.

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ЗЕМЛЕДЕЛИЕ, ЭКОНОМИКА, РАЗВИТИЕ, АБАДЗЕХИ, ШАПСУГИ, НАТУХАЙЦЫ, ЧЕРКЕСИЯ

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