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South of the Gulf of Ob, Siberia, Russia
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1996
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Maria Stenzel
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"Home to seven people and eleven dogs, the [Serotetta family's chum, or tent,] stays warm in subzero weather with the aid of an iron stove vented through a smoke hole above. Space and social life are highly regulated within the chum, and the sewing materials will be stored in a special area reserved for women."
—From "Nenets: Surviving on the Siberian Tundra," March 1998, National Geographic magazine
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