The local traditions of calendar rites among Voronezh immigrants in Siberia (Karymka village, Manskiy district of Krasnoyarsk region)

The problem of regional and local ethno-cultural specificity of the Southern Russian settlers in Siberia Siberian historiography is not indicated. The author considered traditional complexes of the calendar rites among the southern Russian and blended southern Russian-Ukrainian immigrants to their external and internal identification. In this paper, the problem is considered on the basis of field data collected in the Karymka village, Mana district of Krasnoyarsk region, as well as in the Voronezh region in 2009, 2014 years, among the residents of the Central Chernozem and descendants of Siberian immigrants from this region. According to the materials of the expedition, customs and ceremonies committed in Mansky district of Krasnoyarsk region is typical not only for the Southern Russian calendar tradition, but also for the south of Voronezh land where the influence of the Ukrainians is substantive. Interaction with Siberian old-complexes occurred in accordance with the laws of cultural interference.