The document summarizes the native population and traditions of Kemerovo region in southwestern Siberia. The major native groups are Shors, Teleuts, and Tatars. Specifically, it notes that there are around 11,554 Shors and 2,534 Teleuts living in Kemerovo region based on 2002 census data. It also provides brief descriptions of the traditional dwellings and clothing of the native groups, including distinguishing married women's clothing.

1. Prepared by: Kazakova Alexandra, Selezneva Daria,
Kazakova Sofia.
Native population of
Kemerovo region and their
traditions.

2. Kemerovo region is the south part
of western Siberia. It was formed in
1943. Native citizens are Tatars and
Teleuts.

4. Native population of Kemerovo region.
Shores are one of the most
numerous nations in Kuzbas. Shores
live in the south part of Russia and
they are turkish – speaking people.
Teleuts and Tatars also live in our
region. According to the population
census which took place in year 2002
there are 11554 shores and 2534
teleuts in Kemerovo region.

6. Shores live in the area of Tom
river and around the Alatay
mountains. Dwelling of natives
has changed over time from
wooden shelter to wooden
house.

8. Clothes.
Men's clothes consist of long
shirt with long sleeves and
open neck with one button.
Men's trousers have a rope on
its waist instead of a bell. Over
the shirt they ware robe.

10. Women's clothes is very
similar men's clothes but with
one difference – married
women wear different clothes
on top.

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attention!