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Antaldaniel (talk | contribs) Added [en] description: The Seto Institute is an organization established in spring 2010 to coordinate and promote research on Setomaa and Seto culture and to disseminate research results to the wider public. The Seto Institute publishes publications, organizes science-related events, and teaches Seto culture in collaboration with other Setomaa institutions and people. |
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The Seto Institute is an organization established in spring 2010 to coordinate and promote research on Setomaa and Seto culture and to disseminate research results to the wider public. The Seto Institute publishes publications, organizes science-related events, and teaches Seto culture in collaboration with other Setomaa institutions and people. | |||
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Latest revision as of 22:03, 18 June 2025
The Seto Institute is an organization established in spring 2010 to coordinate and promote research on Setomaa and Seto culture and to disseminate research results to the wider public. The Seto Institute publishes publications, organizes science-related events, and teaches Seto culture in collaboration with other Setomaa institutions and people.
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| English | Seto Institute |
The Seto Institute is an organization established in spring 2010 to coordinate and promote research on Setomaa and Seto culture and to disseminate research results to the wider public. The Seto Institute publishes publications, organizes science-related events, and teaches Seto culture in collaboration with other Setomaa institutions and people. |