A Tree in the Sacred Space of the Udmurts and its Protection by Marina A. Mikhailova

“…The article deals with the issue of sacralization of the tree image in the pre-Christian views of the Udmurts, the indigenous Finno-Ugric people, occupying the territory between the Kama and Vyatka rivers (the Republic of Udmurtia). …”
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The Process of Neolithization in the Forest Belt by Anastasia Yu. Nazarova

“…The paper presents an analysis of the most studied Neolithic cultures of the forest belt from Scandinavia and the Eastern Baltic States to the Volga-Kama region and the Urals (7th-4th Millennia BC). …”
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Ulasan balik artiicel: Peran infeksi jamur dalam memperparaii icerusakan buah kakao akibat serangan Helopeltis spp. Jurnal PTI Vol.1 No. 1. Hal. 28 - 32. by Perpustakaan UGM, i-lib

“…Dart sini penulis tidak perlu mengilcutsertalcan jenis Kama lain seperti Amblypelta, sebab hanya akan mengganggu pembaca. …”

Analysis of <i>Puumala orthohantavirus</i> Genome Variants Identified in the Territories of Volga Federal District by Emmanuel Kabwe, Walaa Al Sheikh, Anton F. Shamsutdinov, Ruzilya K. Ismagilova, Ekaterina V. Martynova, Olesia V. Ohlopkova, Yuri A. Yurchenko, Tatiana A. Savitskaya, Guzel S. Isaeva, Svetlana F. Khaiboullina, Albert A. Rizvanov, Sergey P. Morzunov, Yuriy N. Davidyuk

“…The comparative and phylogenetic analysis of PUUV strains revealed that strains from Varaksino site UR are closely related to strains previously identified in the Pre-Kama area of the Republic of Tatarstan (RT), whilst strains from Kurlan and Mullovka sites ULR are similar to strains from the Trans-Kama area of the RT. …”
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The various Aspects of Śrī Jagannāth Cult: A Short analysis by Dr. Nilachal Mishra

“…Man is a social animal and tries to fulfill his desires by living in this Society. Dharma, Artha, Kāma, and Mokṣa are called our four puruṣārthas. …”
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Indagação sobre os Kamayurá, o alto Xingu e outros nomes e coisas by Rafael José de Menezes Bastos

“… Segundo aproximei em 1984-85, o nome Kamayurá é de origem Aruak: kãmá, "morto" + yúla, "jirau". Ele muito possivelmente aponta para o sentido de "mortos no jirau" (sendo moqueados). …”
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Frequency of Participation in Collective Meetings, Perceived Emotional Synchrony and Emotions of Transcendence in a Sample of Young People from Mexico by Olaia Cusi, Laura Alfaro-Beracoechea, Mikel Sánchez, Itziar Alonso-Arbiol

“…We examined the relationship between participation in collective gatherings, collective effervescence conceived as perceived emotional synchrony, and the intensity of the experience of three positive emotions of self-transcendence: awe, moral elevation, and feeling moved by love (kama muta), in a cross-sectional study with 372 Mexican adults. …”
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Artefact In Culture: New Evaluation Of An Old Find by Smirnov Nikolai Yu.

“…Spitsyn in 1898 during the excavation of burial No. 94 at the burial ground near Zuyevskiy Pochinok on the Kama River. The new interpretation of this artefact as the grip of a horse whip proposed and substantiated in this article logically and consistently explains its function and why it was included in the other items accompanying the buried. …”
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Experience of Mass Conservation of Leather Artefacts from the Excavations of the Archaeological Site "Egoshiha Copper Smelter, Settlement" by Lyudmila V. Romanova, Nataliia A. Churilova

“…For the primary conservation of the collection of leather goods, a team work of archaeologists of the Kama archaeological expedition and restorers of the Perm Museum of Local Lore was organized. …”
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TETIUSHI-II HILLFORT — AN URBAN-TYPE SETTLEMENTOF THE EARLY MIDDLE AGES by К.А. Руденко

“…The article deals with the issues related to the problem of the existence of urban-type settlements in the Early Middle Ages in the Volga-Kama. On the example of the materials of TetiushiII hillfort located on the right bank of the Volga, the author gives arguments confirming this thesis. …”
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“My children and I will no longer suffer from malaria”: a qualitative study of the acceptance and rejection of indoor residual spraying to prevent malaria in Tanzania by Kaufman Michelle R, Rweyemamu Datius, Koenker Hannah, Macha Jacob

“…Walikuwa ni watu waelewa kama vile walimu, madereva, wafanyakazi katika miradi na watumishi wengine wa serikali ambao wanafuata amri kutoka kwa serikali yao au kwa wapuliza dawa lakini walikuwa na wasiwasi kuhusu mchakato huo mpaka waone matokeo yake. …”
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Utilization of immunochemical methods to detect Phytophthora fraga-riae - a quarantine pathogen of strawberry by Blanka Pekárová, Jiřina Krátká, Jakub Slováček

“…P. fragariae was detected in artificially infected strawberries (cultivars Elsanta, Kama and Vanda) by means of PTA-ELISA, immunoprinting and dot blot. …”
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Ethnic-Cultural Map of the Southern Pre-Urals Region in the Period Between Hungarians and the Mongols by Ivanov Vladimir A.

“…Volga Bolgaria, which then experienced the period of its highest socio-economic and political upsurge, was actively developing the forest areas of the Kama region and the Pre-Urals. Therefore, it objectively played the role of the area-forming factor for the Ugric tribes of the region. …”
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Przyczyny małego zainteresowania turystów atrakcyjnym regionem Highlands w Papui-Nowej Gwinei by Remigiusz Mielcarek

“…Zwrócono szczególną uwagę na charakterystyczne ubiory, ozdoby oraz makijaż plemion Megiar, Kama, Huli oraz tzw. Plemienia Błotnego. Mimo możliwości spotkania się z ciągle żywymi reliktami pierwotnej kultury prymitywnych plemion zwraca uwagę bardzo mała liczba zagranicznych turystów w tym rejonie. …”
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The Problem of the Golden Horde “Imperial Culture” Formation and its Role as an Area-Forming Factor for the Peoples of the Ural-Volga Region by Ivanov Vladimir A.

“…In the material culture of the peoples of the Volga-Kama and the Cis-Urals regions, drawn into the Golden Horde sphere of influence (the Mari, the Udmurts, the Mordvinians, the Bashkirs), the local tradition was kept intact, items produced in the Golden Horde were as rarely met as imported ones, and did not affect the local production of weapons, jewelry, etc. …”
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The Image of a Bear in the Chuvash Culture by Eduard V. Fomin

“…Analogues in the perception of the bear are more likely to be traced in Russian linguistic culture than in the cultures of the Volga-Kama peoples, many of whom, primarily the Finno-Ugric peoples, recognize the bear as a totem animal. …”
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Cypraea Moneta (Cowry) Shells in Archaeological Sites of Eastern Europe: Spread, Classification, Use (8th Сentury BC – 7th Century AD) by Yasakov Viktor S.

“…Later the territorial (from Dniester region to the Kama region) and quantitative diversity of archaeological sites on which Cypraea moneta shells were found increased. …”
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Relationship of Nomadic and Settled Population in the Cis-Ural Forest-Steppe Zone in the Sarmatian Period by Ovsyannikov Vladimir V.

“…In the 5th century BC during the migration to the Belaya River valley of different groups of the Kama population with the predominance of bearers of the post-Maklasheyevka culture, their transformation into the Kara-Abyz culture took place. …”
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في الأدب الإسلامي المعنى والوظيفة = Fi aadab al-Islami: al ma'na wa al-wazhifah by Al Faris, Jasim

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Ibn Fadlan’s Role in the Islamisation of Bulghar society by Halim, Harliana, Yusoff, Kamaruzaman, Ahmad, Shakila, Abdul Khir, Mohd Faizal, Abdullah, Abdul Hafiz, Aziz, Hani Suraya, Saad, Shamsaadal Sholeh, Sulaiman, Abdullah

“…Islam is the oldest established religion among Bulghar entity, the residents along the riverbanks of the Volga-Kama triangle. This valley was famous as the first Islamic country erected in the Eastern European region. …”