A A Tishkin
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 43558 |
|---|---|
| NOME | A A Tishkin |
| PRENOMES | A A |
| SOBRENOME | Tishkin |
| ASSINATURA | TISHKIN A A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Altai State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7769-136X |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 90 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 30 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 90 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2006 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Technology of computer analysis of the geometry of digital copies of sculptures for automatic image recognition (using the example of the «deer» stone from Tuva)
The article details one of the modern computer methods for extracting relief forms on 3D models of sculptures obtained via photogrammetry. The developed complex of sequential actions is aimed at automating the process of detecting images on stone surfaces, which significantly reduces labor costs compared to manual tracing and increases the required accuracy of results. The proposed method involves computer analysis of the geometry of digital copi…
Images of Horses on Bronze Age Finds From the Southern Ob-Irtysh Interfluve
On the territory of the southern part of the Ob`-Irtysh interfluve, during archaeological research of the sites of the Eluninskaya culture of the Early Bronze Age, individual metal and stone items depicting horses were found. These important sources are supplemented by similar accidental finds from neighboring regions and some famous petroglyphic complexes. They had all been considered earlier when covering various aspects of current topics. For …
Early Middle Ages Finds from the Southwestern Part of the Alei Steppe
In the Alei Steppe (south of Western Siberia) there is a significant number of burial sites that reflect the military-political, ethnic and cultural processes in the early Middle Ages. Due to the significant reduction of excavations of such archaeological complexes in Altai Krai, the need to study the collections in municipal museums has become apparent. The Rubtsovsk museum of regional studies has a small collection of finds from destroyed buria…
Burial of the final stage of culture of the early Scythian period in Northern Altai
The article deals with materials excavated from kurgan No.35 of burial & memorial Choburak-I, their introduction into the scholarly discourse and cultural & chronological interpretation. This monument includes sites of various chronological periods and lays on the right bank of the Katun River. It lays south from landa Village, Chemalsky District, the Altai Republic. The monument was researched by the archaeological expedition of the Altai State …
New Data on Armed Conflicts in the Altai During the Rouran Period
В статье представлены результаты изучения одного из погребений жужанского времени комплекса Чобурак I. На площади данного разновременного памятника, расположенного в Чемальском р-не Республики Алтай, экспедицией Алтайского государственного университета раскопан компактный некрополь из 12 объектов. В кург. 34а исследовано захоронение мужчины 30-35 лет с лошадью и представительным инвентарем, включавшим предметы вооружения, конского снаряжения, ору…
Altai in the Rouran Time
In Altai, archaeological sites of the Rouran times constitute a rather representative group. Their study began in the second half of the 19th century, but the main scientific materials were obtained in the period from the mid-1980s to the early 2000s. By now, numerous data on the burial rites and material culture of the population living in the Altai in the 2nd half of the 4th — 1st half of the 5th century AD have been formed. The accumulated dat…
Current Documentation of Simple “Deer” Stones in Kyrgyzstan
In order to establish the western boundaries of the spread of “deer” stones, special surveys were launched in 2023 in the part of the territory of eastern Kyrgyzstan. During the shortterm work, timely documentation of ancient statues was carried out. In addition to previously known such archaeological sites, a new find has been recorded in the Kochkor Valley, which is introduced into scientific circulation for the first time. The study of “deer” …
Alexander Sazonovich Surazakov
At the very end of last year, the famous Altai archaeologist Alexander Sazonovich Surazakov (1948–2018) celebrated his 75th birthday. The article reflects brief biographical information, and also notes some results of his scientific and other activities. A.S. Surazakov was a versatile and extraordinary personality, a detailed assessment of which is yet to be made. However, his contribution to the Altai archaeology is of special importance. This w…
Two in one
Deer" stones on the territory of Kyrgyzstan are rare finds. This situation is due to several reasons. Special and systematic identification of such ancient statues has not yet been undertaken. Their context with well-known archaeological sites is not completely clear, although there is a connection with the eight-stone ring laying. The number of "deer" stones discovered and their design indicate that the western periphery of a large nomadic commu…
Pre-Turkic Burial in the Northern Altai
Purpose. One of the problems in the archeology of Altai of the Great Migration period remains the chronology of funerary sites. The article concerns the materials of one of representative burials of the Choburak-I necropolis in the Northern Altai, demonstrating the wide possibilities of research in this direction. Methods and Results. A man of 25–30 years old was buried in the grave of barrow No 38. The key features of the object are a small moun…
New Data on Armed Conflicts in the Altai During the Rouran Period
This study focuses on a burial at a Rouran period cemetery, Choburak I, in the Chemalsky District, Republic of Altai, where altogether twelve burials were excavated by an expedition from the Altai State University. In kurgan 34a, a burial of a 30–35-year-old male with a horse was excavated. The burial goods included weapons, items of horse harness, utensils and domestic artifacts. The head of the buried individual had been replaced by the cranium…
A Study of Silk Fabric from the Xiongnu Age Under-Headdress Discovered at Yaloman II Mound 51 in the Central Altai
В статье представлены обстоятельства обнаружения крупного фрагмента ткани от нижнего головного убора из кург. 51 памятника Яломан II, расположенного на высокой террасе около места впадения р. Большой Яломан в р. Катунь (Центральный Алтай). Датировка исследованного объекта, в т. ч. радиоуглеродным методом, указывает на его сооружение в сюннуское время (II в. до н.э. -1 в. н.э.). Для определения структуры текстильных переплетений и характеристики н…
Bridle Sets in the Population of the Northern Altai in the Rouran Period (On the Materials of the Choburak-I Necropolis)
The article presents the results of the study of bridle sets from the Choburak-I necropolis located in the Chemal region of the Altai Republic. Details of the bridle were found in the graves of ten adults buried with a riding horse. The published collection of things included metal (mainly iron) products of various functional and decorative purposes: bits, cheek-pieces, buckles, badges, tips and distributors of belts, clasps, trench coats, fasten…
X-Ray Fluorescence Analysis of Items Made of Non-Ferrous Metal of the Pre-Turkic Period Found at the Choburak-I Necropolis (Northern Altai)
During excavations of burial complexes in Altai, which belong to the Bulan-Koby archaeological culture, items made of non-ferrous metal were found. However, their purposeful study has not yet been undertaken, which limits the possibilities for making the necessary scientific interpretations. This article presents the results of X-ray fluorescence analysis of a small series of finds from the Choburak-I necropolis. This site is located in the North…
Andronovo Burials at the Kytmanovo Burial Ground (Based on the Materials of V.I. Katz’s Excavations in 1961)
The article presents the previously unpublished results of V.I. Katz’s archaeological excavations at the Kytmanovo burial ground, discovered by him in 1961 during routine surveys. The site was located on the left bank of the Chumysh River in the Kytmanovsky District of the Altai Territory in the area of a brick factory. Information from the authors’ correspondence with V.I. Katz, as well as materials of his report and the collection stored in the…
Everything Changes, Nothing Disappears — To the Anniversary of Mikhail Vasilievich Shunkov
The biographical essay is dedicated to the 70th anniversary of the famous researcher of the Eurasia ancient past — Mikhail Vasilyevich Shunkov, whose scientific activity relates to the solution of such fundamental problems as human settlement in the North and Central Asia territory,the formation and development of cultural traditions at diff erent stages of the Paleolithic, geochronology, Pleistocene paleogeography and paleoecology of ancient hum…
Yaloman Hillfort (For Tress) in Central Altai
The well-known archaeological complex, designated “Yaloman Hillfort”, is an important site of cultural heritage in the Altai Mountains. The article gives brief information about the attempts to study it. In 2001, the first documentation of fortification and other structures was made with the help of tacheometric survey. The description and plan were reflected in the report, which became the basis for registration of the mentioned object. Some of …
Ceramic Dishes of the Pazyryk Culture From the Sites Discovered in Altai in the Pre-Revolutionary Period and in the 1920s
The ceramic dishes belong to the category of mass archaeological sources in the study of the Pazyryk culture of the Scythian-Saka time. However, the degree of study of such products leaves much to be desired, although their information potential is beyond doubt. In this case, not only quantitative indicators and qualitative characteristics are important, but also the implementation of the program of interdisciplinary analysis, as well as the hist…
Elements of the Belts of the Northern Altai Population in the Rouran Period (On the Materials of the Choburak-I Necropolis)
The article presents the results of studying the collection of belt sets from the burials of the Bulan-Koby culture necropolis of Choburak-I, completely excavated by the expedition of Altai State University. This site is located in the Chemal district of the Altai Republic, on the right bank of the Katun river. The published materials come from eleven undisturbed objects. The analyzed series is represented by iron objects: 17 buckles, 90 plaques,…
Bits and Cheek-Pieces from the Archaeological Sites of the Northern Altai of the Rouran Period (Based on the Materials of the Choburak-I Complex)
Purpose . This article studies bits and cheek-pieces belong to the mass categories of riding horse equipment from the archaeological sites of Altai of 2 nd century BC – 5 th century AD. These finds, taking into account the rarity of such materials from synchronous sites in adjacent territories, are an important source for the reconstruction of horse equipment of the nomads of Central and North Asia. The article presents the analysis of a series o…
A Study of Silk Fabric from the Xiongnu Age Under-Headdress Discovered at Yaloman II Mound 51 in the Central Altai
We describe a large fragment of fabric from the under-headdress excavated from mound 51 at Yaloman II—a site on a high terrace near the place where the Bolshoy Yaloman fl ows into the Katun, Central Altai. Various criteria, including radiocarbon analysis, suggest that the burial dates to the Xiongnu Age (200 BC to 100 AD). The structure of the textile was assessed microscopically. On the basis of morphological criteria, the fi bers were identifi …
Burial of a warrior of the Rouran period from Northern Altai
The article introduces into scientific discourse cultural, chronological and social interpretation of the warrior burial, investigated during the excavations of the necropolis of the Bulan-Koby Culture of the Choburak-I funerary and ritual complex. The site is located on the right bank of the Katun River, to the south from the Elanda village of Chemal district, Altai Republic. During the research, a burial of a man with a horse and accompanying e…
Medieval Mongolian Burials, Investigated in the Egiin-Gol Valley (Northern Mongolia)
In the summer of 2018, as part of a joint Mongolian-Russian expedition organised by staff from Ulaanbaatar and Altai Universities, archaeological research was carried out in the Egyin-gol valley (Hutag-Undur somon of the Bulgan aimag of Mongolia). The planned work included the excavation of four burials from Mongolian times in the localities of Ikh Khutul and Elst Khutul. This article presents the results of such activities in detail. Particular …
Kiprinsky Borok (Forest-Steppe Altai)
Based on the analysis of the published materials and new findings, the archaeological complex Kiprinsky Borok has been given a general description, its various cultural and chronological objects have been identified, partially reflecting the material culture of the population of the forest-steppe Altai from the Neolithic to ethnographic modernity. The article presents the characteristics of fragments from ceramic ware of the Early Iron Age and th…
Bronze Arrowhead From a Man’s Spine, Buried in Tasmola Kurgan Koytas
In 2011 excavations of the Koytas emergency burial mound in Central Kazakhstan (in Karkaraly district of Karaganda region) recorded features of a burial structure characteristic of the early stage of the Tasmola culture. It turned out that the studied site had been repeatedly exposed to looting. The mound contained a dromos leading to a burial mound. The parameters of the embankment (diameter 22.5 m, height 2.5 m) are reconstructed, a circular cr…
Climatic or dietary change? Stable isotope analysis of Neolithic–Bronze Age populations from the Upper Ob and Tobol River basins
Dietary changes in the populations inhabiting southwest Siberia and northern Kazakhstan indicate concurrent changes in the economy, at the same time marking the beginnings of East–West interaction across northern Eurasia. The introduction of domestic animal species of Near Eastern origin, such as sheep and goat, dramatically changed the lives of the local population. Past palaeodietary research using stable isotope analysis has mainly focussed on…
Mitochondrial DNA of domesticated sheep confirms pastoralist component of Afanasievo subsistence economy in the Altai Mountains (3300–2900 cal BC)
Unusual burial of an adolescent with military equipment from the Rouran time necropolis of Choburak-I (Northern Altai)
In this article we introduce into scientific discourse and provide diverse interpretation of the extraordinary burial of a young man of 13-15 years old, investigated during the excavation of the necropolis of the Bulan-Koby Archaeological Culture within the Choburak-I funeral and memorial complex. This site is located on the right bank of the Katun River, 3.6 km south from the Elanda Village in the Chemal District, Altai Republic. The unique natu…
Revisiting the emergence of pastoralism in the Altai Mountains through interactions between local hunter-gatherer and Afanasievo communities
New genetic evidence of affinities and discontinuities between bronze age Siberian populations
OBJECTIVES: This work focuses on the populations of South Siberia during the Eneolithic and Bronze Age and specifically on the contribution of uniparental lineage and phenotypical data to the question of the genetic affinities and discontinuities between western and eastern populations. MATERIALS AND METHODS: We performed molecular analyses on the remains of 28 ancient humans (10 Afanasievo (3600-2500 BC) and 18 Okunevo (2500-1800 BC) individuals…
An Exceptional Case of Healed Vertebral Wound with Trapped Bronze Arrowhead
Projectile injury caused by an arrow shot is a common skeletal marker of interpersonal violence in archaeological populations. The injuries of the spine were usually fatal. Only few reports on healing of the vertebra pierced by flint arrowpoint can be found in bioarchaeological literature. This paper presents an exceptional case of a healed trapped bronze arrowhead wound in the spine of a 7th-6th c. bc elite nomad from Central Kazakhstan. Compute…
Weapons of the Gorny Altai nomads in the Hunnu age
Social Complexity of Pazyrik Culture in Altai, 550–100 BC
The reconstruction of the ancient nomads' social organization based on archaeological materials reveals a number of objective difficulties. However, mass material evidence and developed methodological approaches allow, based on the experience of predecessors, presenting the level of the social complexity. The reflection of this situation is demonstrated by the history of studying the world famous Pazyryk culture. A substantial amount of objective…
Bronze Age Axes From the Forest-Steppe Altai
The article describes a series of Bronze Age metal axes from the forest-steppe zone of the Altai. Most are random finds without definite cultural or chronological attribution. We provide a detailed description of four specimens from Bor-Forpost, Mamontovo, Karpovo, and Severny, owned by various museums of the Altai Territory. The chemical composition of alloys is assessed by X-ray fluorescence spectrometry. Results are discussed with reference to…
Metal Details of Mongolian Age Belt-Sets From the Angara Taiga
Belt-sets with saber clip-plates and other metal details had appeared during the time of the Mongolian Empire and eventually spread across Eurasia. Items of six such sets, manufactured of nonferrous metals, were found at Prospikhinskaya Shivera IV on the lower Angara. The chemical composition of the alloys indicates several casting techniques. The Angara belts testify to cultural contacts in high medieval northern Eurasia
Chinese Items From Archaeological Sites of Early Medieval Turkic Tribes of Central Asia
A large number of metal mirrors, coins, silk products, and items with varnish coating, made in craft workshops of China were found while examining the funeral complexes of the early medieval Turkic tribes. These findings are considered to be important elements of the material culture of nomads. They represent the military, political, trade, and other contacts of nomads with the population of the southern settled and agricultural centers. The avai…
Wooden Artifacts From Yaloman Ii Mound 31, the Altai
Yury Fedorovich Kiryushin
Weapons of the Gorny Altai nomads in the Hunnu age
Wooden Artifacts From Yaloman Ii Mound 31, the Altai
New Data on Radio-Carbon Dating of Funeral Complexes of Bulan-Koba Culture in Altai (On Materials of Excavation of Kurgan Group Stepushka-I)
Turkic Mortuary Enclosures as One of the Forms of Erecting Cenotaphs in the Early Middle Ages
Stone Containers From the Sites of Early Bronze Age in the Buyant Valley (Mongolian Altai)
Characteristics of Metallurgical Production of Elunin Culture (Based on the Study of Slag Pottery From the Settlement of Pavlivka-I)
Decorated Horse Equipment From Barrow No4 at Musokhranovo-1 Site, Kuznetsk Basin
В 2009 г. Кузнецкая археолого-этнографическая экспедиция Гуманитарного научного центра Кузбасского государственного технического университета под руководством одного из авторов статьи раскопала на памятнике Мусохраново-1 курган No4. В результате был получен разнообразный археологический материал, информация о котором уже частично отражена в публикациях. Указанный памятник находится на территории Ленинск-Кузнецкого района Кемеровской области (Росс…
Identifying, Documenting and Studying «deer» Stones in the Buyant Valley (Mongolian Altai)
Results of Phosphatic and Biomorphic Analyses of Soil Filling of the Vessel From Barrow No4 Site, Bugry (The Northwest Foothills of Altai)
Chinese Items From Archaeological Sites of Early Medieval Turkic Tribes of Central Asia
A large number of metal mirrors, coins, silk products, and items with varnish coating, made in craft workshops of China were found while examining the funeral complexes of the early medieval Turkic tribes. These findings are considered to be important elements of the material culture of nomads. They represent the military, political, trade, and other contacts of nomads with the population of the southern settled and agricultural centers. The avai…
Research of a Turkic Eenclosure on the Hushuun Denzh-04 Complex in Central Mongolia
Metal Details of Mongolian Age Belt-Sets From the Angara Taiga
Belt-sets with saber clip-plates and other metal details had appeared during the time of the Mongolian Empire and eventually spread across Eurasia. Items of six such sets, manufactured of nonferrous metals, were found at Prospikhinskaya Shivera IV on the lower Angara. The chemical composition of the alloys indicates several casting techniques. The Angara belts testify to cultural contacts in high medieval northern Eurasia
In memory of L.L. Barkova (1928–2014)
He article is devoted to L.L. Barkova - the famous Russian expert, the senior researcher of the department of Archaeology of Eastern Europe and Siberia of the State Hermitage (St. Petersburg), the keeper and the researcher of Siberian antiquities. After the graduation from the Leningrad State University, Lyudmila Leonidovna began to work in the State Hermitage in 1953. She participated in archaeological expeditions, was a curator of many exhibiti…
The plates of the composite bows from the Srostki-I burial ground (materials of excavations of 2012–2014 and 2016)
The article considers the introduction into the scientific revolution of a series of Homy plates on bows, obtained as the result of the research expedition of Altai State University on the Sroski-I burial mound in 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2016. Opinions are demonstrated of researchers who studied the Srostki bows. The description is given to the plates by such parameters as the location on the bow arch, shape and size. The types of the plates are dis…
Metal Mirror from Baraba
The article presents the circumstances of discovery in the territory of the Baraba forest-steppe (near Lake Wait, Karagatskom in the Novosibirsk region) of a metal mirror, heavily coated with oxides. The find has been subjected to the restoration at the Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences which provided a more visible image on the reverse (ornamented) side of the product. Determinatio…
XXI international scientific symposium “Integration of archaeological and ethnographical research” 6–8 october, 2015, Barnaul
The article highlights the results of the XXI International Scientific Symposium “Integration of Archeological and Ethnographic Research” devoted to the 200th anniversary of the birth of A.F. Middendorf and the 130th anniversary of the birth of S.I. Rudenko. The emphasis is made on the reports on historiography, theory, source and methods of ethno-archaeological scientific direction to study materials available on Kulai historical and cultural co…
Results of the Study of Metal Finds from the Kolyvan-I Settlement (North-Western Foothills of Altai)
The article is devoted to the characterization of metal products, found during the excavations of the Kolyvan-I settlement. The monument is located in the north-western foothills of Altai near the Savvushki village (Zmeinogorsky District of the Altai Territory). Over three decades of the field study excavation was carried out of about 2,500 square meters, the area where investigation was performed of the variety of objects relating to the economi…
Leksander Borisovich Shamshin is 60 years old
9 февраля 2016 г. известному барнаульскому археологу Александру Борисовичу Шамшину исполнилось 60 лет. В статье кратко представлены основные этапы его жизненного пути, а также результаты осуществленных исследований и научные достижения. После окончания Алтайского государственного университета (АГУ) А.Б. Шамшин начал работать в организованной Лаборатории археологии, этнографии и истории Алтая. После службы в армии он стал проводить активные изыска…
The dug-out barrow of biykensky culture on Ayry-Tash-1 monument in the estuarial zone Ursula (Altai)
Изучение на Алтае памятников бийкенской археологической культуры аржано-майэмирского («раннескифского») времени является необходимым направлением современных исследований. В связи с этим актуальным становится введение в научный оборот новых материалов, полученныхв ходе археологических раскопок. При строительстве автодороги в долине Урсула (Центральный Алтай) выявлены древние и средневековые погребально-поминальные комплексы, которые определенным …
The buckles in the culture of Altai nomads of the zhuzhan time (based on the Yaloman-2 monument)
The article presents the experience of the study of the buckles found in the process of the excavation of the mounds of the Zguzhan time on the Yaloman-2 burial ground. The monument is located in the Onguday district of the Altai Republic (Russia). The presented collection includes 17 items: ten belts buckles, four bridle buckles, three girth buckles. The classification of the given objects has been made and their comparison with the already know…
Study of Archaeological Monuments of Mongolian Altai (based on field work in 2015)
In 2015 the participants of the Buyantsk Russian-Mongolian archaeological expedition carried out planned work in Bayan-Ulgii and Hovd aimags of Mongolia. The article provides an overview of the results. In addition to continuous inspections of certain areas that are important in terms of ethnic and cultural reconstruction, and fixing of any identified archaeological sites, the following activities were purposefully implemented: documenting petrog…
New Objects of the Stone Age in the Territory of Mongolian Altai
Mongolian Altai in archaeological terms still remains a poorly studied region. Especially it concerns identification and research of the sites of the most ancient history (Stone Age). The main problem is specific natural and landscape conditions. The objects which are already known are the sites with the destroyed or not created cultural layer. Despite this, it is necessary to continue the search the complexes that will provide essential informat…
The propduct or the bronze age from the Rodino district museum (Altai Territory)
The exposition of the Rodino District museum (Altai region) has a large metal object that was accidentally discovered near the Kochki village in the central part of the Kulunda steppe. The product has a direct open sleeve and a trapezoidal working part with the blade. The morphological features of its design make the object similar to the celt of the Bronze Age found in the Ob-Irtysh interfluve, however they differ in the presence of the long bla…
Pottery from the Rubtsovsk Settlement (the Alley valley, south of Western Siberia)
The article is devoted to the publication of fragments of pottery found in the settlement of Rubtsovsk in the Altai Krai (Russia). The cultural layer of the monument was destroyed which creates problems for the determination of the chronology and cultural affiliation of the collected materials. The main part of the studied ceramic collection can be attributed to the Neolithic. These findings are similar to the Neolithic sites of the Altai Mountai…
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