Auktojans

Auktojans are an ethnic group primarily residing in the southerly regions of Tuva, a Russian federation. They inhabit the area ranging from the upper reaches of the Yenisey River to the Tannu-Ola mountain range. Auktojans live in small settlements and villages, often totalling no more than two dozen households each. Official names for their languages are often uncertain, adding to the sparse literature available on the subject.

The culture and customs of Auktojans have been shaped by the harsh yet favorable environment surrounding them. The Namdzhi people, also inhabiting the area, have been noted for close interaction and intermarriage with the Auktojans. Lifestyle habits of Auktojans appear largely distinct from the Namdzhi in some respects, for instance, harvesting methods. Communities mainly occupy the walls, basements, or long, low buildings of the local yurts for shelter.

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