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Agafia Lykova: Into the Wild | Real Story of Russian Old Believer hermits

In 1937, a Russian family of four fled into the Siberian wilderness to escape religious persecution. Taking a few homesteading possessions and some seed, They built a succession of primitive huts as they traveled, until reaching a habitable spot near the Mongolian border. They were engaged in hunting, they did not have firearms. They dug trapping pits on the paths, when preparing meat for the winter it was cut into thin strips and dried in the wind, they ate only artiodactyl animals, fishing. The fish was eaten raw, baked into a fire and dried for future use. They gathered mushrooms, berries, harvested pine nuts. Potatoes, turnips, onions, peas, rye, hemp were grown in the garden. They didn't know about bread. All the years of hermitage, the Lykovs haven't got salt, which brought them "the true torment." They were engaged in hemp spinning and weaving to make clothes, which the Lykovs had homespun and woven on a hand loom. In the summer they went barefoot, in the winter - in shoes made of birch bark, later made of leather, when they learned how to dress skins. Flint and firestone were used to make fire. 0:00 Who is the hero of video and what's happened 0:32 Old believers 1:59 Where did they fled 2:57 About Lykov's family 3:40 Erinat River 4:25 What did they do for survival 5:28 Stories of those who did not survive 6:14 Agafia Lykov's story #survivalstories #lykovhermit #shortdocumentary