E V Sukhanov
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 35103 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | E V Sukhanov |
| NOMBRES | E V |
| APELLIDO | Sukhanov |
| FIRMA | SUKHANOV E V |
| AFILIACIONES | Institute of Archaeology |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0072-1428 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 24 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 0 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 24 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2018 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
Attributing Hand-Made Ceramic Vessels to a “Single Potter”
Study of ancient ceramics most often begins with their systematization. This usually involves creating a typology or classification. When doing this, researchers must decide an appropriate level of detail for distinguishing form-types, yet archaeological guidance for making that choice remains limited. One promising way to address this problem is to search for criteria that allow identification of vessels produced by a “single potter”. Here the t…
“Single-Potter’s” Vessel Shapes
Typology and classification remain the traditional archaeological methods for the morphological study of ancient ceramic vessel shapes. Their effectiveness, however, depends entirely on the completeness of the archaeological context. Different vessel types cannot “explain themselves”: independent data on the cultural, social, or chronological specifics of the sites where they were found are required to interpret them. When such contextual informa…
On Methods of Studying the Cultural Traditions Mix in Creating Clay Vessels Shapes from Archaeological Sites
The article is dedicated to the development of an approach for studying the mixing of various cultural traditions in the creation of clay vessel shapes from archaeological sites. The sources of study are experimental ethnographic materials – a series of vessels made by professional potters in the 1960s–1980s during the project of the Comprehensive Pottery Study Expedition led by A.A. Bobrinsky. The research is based on the idea that when making t…
Ceramic Complex of Scythoid Tribes on the Border of Local Variants of the Don-Dnieper Forest-steppe
The authors compare pottery technologies of residents of the Borisov settlement (Vorskla (?) group) with materials from the settlement of the southwestern outskirts of the Middle Don culture (Ostroukhovo hillfort-1) and a settlement (Petropavlovsk hillfort-1) of the Scythian period on the border of the Dnieper-Don forest-steppe. They studied the technological and morphological features of the stucco ceramics found at the three Scythian settlement…
Ceramics From the Khumara Fortified Settlement
В статье рассматривается керамический комплекс Хумаринского городища - одной из наиболее известных крепостей эпохи раннего Средневековья на Северном Кавказе. Анализируется материал из раскопок Карачаевской экспедиции ИА РАН, проведенных на этом памятнике в 2007-2017 гг. Примечательной особенностью исследованной коллекции является доминирование обломков импортных амфор. Состав амфорной тары характерен для памятников VIII - первой половины IX в. Те…
New data about the stability of skills for creating clay vessel shapes
The article analyzes the relative stability of skills for creating the shapes of clay vessels, both wheel-made and hand-made ones. Sources of the study included a series of “identical” vessels that were made as part of experiments conducted by employees of the Joint Team for Pottery Study in the 1970s and the Samara Expedition for the experimental study of ancient pottery in 2019–2022. Shape parameters have been identified that exhibit the greate…
Distinct Cultural Traditions in Jugs Shaping
The "History of Pottery" laboratory at the Institute of Archeology of the Russian Academy of Sciences has been conducting research on the persistence of various skills involved in shaping clay vessels. This research aims to identify the threshold within morphological diversity where random variations end and features reflecting the characteristics of past populations begin. This article presents new data on the stability of different vessel shape…
Pottery Traditions of Barbarian Population from the South-Western Crimea
The article is dedicated to summarizing and interpreting the results of hand-made pottery analysis from Frontovoe 3 necropolis. Three sets of data are discussed: 1) pottery technology data from Frontovoe 3; 2) pottery technology data from other necropolises in the South-Western Crimea; 3) traditions of vessels shaping Frontovoe 3. To interpret the research results we use data on chronological changes in the composition of funerary food in this si…
Forms of hand-made vessels from the Roman period Frontovoye 3 cemetery
Фронтовое 3 - новый могильник римской эпохи в Юго-Западном Крыму, полностью изученный экспедицией ИА РАН в 2018 г. Среди погребальных сооружений, открытых на памятнике, наиболее многочисленны подбойные могилы и грунтовые склепы. В статье рассматривается вопрос о культурном взаимодействии групп населения, использовавших эти типы погребальных сооружений, по данным изучения лепной керамики. Представленное исследование посвящено сравнительному анализ…
Studying the Origin of Some Traditions of Making Saltovo-Mayatsk Culture Vessels
Статья посвящена анализу форм столовых сосудов из раннесредневекового могильника Мокрая Балка и их сравнению с разными традициями создания форм столовой посуды, известными на памятниках салтово-маяцкой культуры Среднего Дона. Для этого используется методика, разработанная в рамках историко-культурного подхода к изучению керамики, которая ранее применялась для изучения форм сосудов салтово-маяцкой культуры. Результаты анализа позволили определить …
On the Pottery Technology of the Population of the South-Western Crimea in the Late Roman Period (Based on Materials of Hand-Made Pottery)
The article presents the results of a comparative analysis of the manufacturing technology of hand-made ware from three burial grounds in the South-Western Crimea, which functioned from the second half of the 1st to the late 4th – early 5th century AD: Kil-Dere 1, Sovkhoz 10 and Frontovoye 3. The study was guided by the historical and cultural approach based on the methodology developed by A.A. Bobrinsky. It was established that on the territory …
Pottery Tradition of the Early Medieval Population of the Verkhny Chiryurt
In the 8th century, the Saltovo-Mayaki archeological culture was forming under the influence of the population, migrated to the Don basin from the territory of the North Caucasus. Despite the extensive history of studying Saltovo-Mayaki antiquities, it is still unknown people of which North Caucasian regions took part in this resettlement and impacted the development of cultural traditions of the Don region in the 8th – 10th centuries. To solve t…
Clay Vessels’ Shapes as an Object of Study of the Cultural History of Alans of the Forest-Steppe Don Region
Alans are one of the ethnic components of the Saltovo-Mayatsk archaeological culture. Antiquities associated with this group are found in the Middle Don basin. The article studies the cultural characteristics of the Alanian groups that left behind the burial sites of this region, on the example of pottery. The object of study are the shapes of clay vessels. The study was carried out according to the methodology developed within the framework of t…
Kitchen Pots of the 8th-9th Centuries in the Pontic Region as an Ethnic Marker (Continuation of the Discussion)
Kitchen pots are one of the most popular categories of ceramics on archaeological sites of the 8th-9th centuries in the Black Sea region. They are typical for the Saltovo-Mayaki archaeological culture. There is a point of view that such pots can be an ethnic marker of Bulgar and Khazar tribes. The article considers this hypothesis based on a detailed morphological analysis of the shapes of kitchen pots found in different sites and different areas…
Ceramic complex from the excavation of the rural settlement Mikulino 7 (the experience of applying geometric morphometry to the analysis of fragmented material)
The cemetery of Frontovoe 3. New data on the culture of the Crimea in the Roman and Early Great Migration periods
This article publishes an account of a new flat cemetery located near modern Frontovoe village (Nakhimovskii district, Sevastopol), which was discovered and completely researched by a team of the Institute of Archaeology of the Russian Academy of Sciences during the rescue works of 2018. The cemetery in question appeared in the late 1 st c. AD and existed as long as the early 5 th c. AD. Chronological zones of the cemetery have been determined, p…
Red-Slip Ware Ceramics of the Second Half of the 3rd - Early 5th Centuries From the Frontovoye 3 Cemetery
Статья посвящена предварительной публикации краснолаковой керамики из могил периода 2 (вторая половина III - начало V в.) некрополя Фронтовое 3. Она представлена кувшинами, блюдами, мисками и светильниками. Рассмотрена их типология и хронология по аналогиям. Проведен планиграфический и хронологический анализ этих находок из Фронтового, предложено соотнесение типов рассматриваемой посуды с зоной второй половины III - середины IV в. и зоной второй …
Shapes of сups from the Saltovo-Mayaki culture of the Middle Don
The article deals with the analysis of cup’s shapes of the Don Alans and their neighbors. The study was based on 186 vessels from cemeteries Dmitrievka, Nizhnie Lubyanki, Yutanovka, Chervonaya Gusarovka, and Mayatski complex. The methodology is based on the historical-and-cultural approach to the study of the vessel's shape, developed by A. A. Bobrinsky and supplemented by his modern followers. The shapes of the cups were studied at three analysi…
Red-slip Ware Ceramics of the End of the 1st - First Half of the 3rd Centuries from Frontovoe 3 Burial Ground (chronological and planigraphic analysis)
Frontovoe 3 burial ground is located in the South-Western Crimea. The cemetery in question appeared in the late 1 st century AD and existed as long as the early 5 th century AD. There are two periods in functioning of this cemetery. Most of them belong to period 1, which is dated to the late first century - first half of the 3rd century AD. Red-slip ware is a numerous category of finds in period 1 graves. The article deals with the chronological …
A new approach to the periodization of polished ceramics of the Saltovo-Mayaki culture
The article presents a technique of periodization of the Saltovo-Mayaki culture burials based on the shapes of polished vessels. The methodological basis of the research is historical-and-cultural approach. This is a scientific direction developed by the famous Russian ceramic researcher A.A. Bobrinsky. The materials of the study are the most popular categories of vessels from the catacomb cemeteries of the Saltovo-Mayaki culture. These are jugs …
Лепная Керамика Могильника Римского Времени Фронтовое 3 (О Технологии Изготовления)
В 2018 г. Севастопольским отрядом Крымской новостроечной экспедиции ИА РАН был полностью исследован новый могильник первых веков н. э. в Юго-Западном Крыму - Фронтовое 3. Статья посвящена изучению технологии изготовления лепной керамики, найденной на этом памятнике. Рассматриваются данные о приспособительных навыках гончаров, делавших обнаруженные на Фронтовом 3 лепные сосуды: отбор и добыча исходного пластичного сырья, составление формовочных ма…
Cultural Traditions of Jug Shapes Among Don Alans
Jars are the most extensive category of earthenware from catacomb burial grounds of the Saltovo-Mayaki culture. They have greatest variety of shapes among others categories of ceramics. Thе article is devoted to the study of the 211 jars shapes from six catacomb burial grounds of the Saltovo-Mayaki culture. The research is based on the historical-and-cultural approach to the study of the vessels shape, developed by A. A. Bobrinsky and supplemente…
Shapes of burnished vessels from the Dmitrievka cemetery of the Saltovo-Mayaki culture (periodization issues)
Early Roman Fibulae from the 11th Kilometer Hillfort Settlement (Eastern Crimea)
В 2017 г. сотрудниками отдела сохранения археологического наследия ИА РАН были проведены охранно-спасательные раскопки на поселении «Городище 11-й километр». В этой статье публикуются фибулы из поселенческих комплексов памятника. Рассматриваемые изделия относятся к нескольким группам фибул, бытовавшим в первые века нашей эры на территории Восточной Европы: раннеримские шарнирные дуговидные (тип «Авцисса»), сильно профилированные западных и причер…
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Early Roman Fibulae from the 11th Kilometer Hillfort Settlement (Eastern Crimea)
В 2017 г. сотрудниками отдела сохранения археологического наследия ИА РАН были проведены охранно-спасательные раскопки на поселении «Городище 11-й километр». В этой статье публикуются фибулы из поселенческих комплексов памятника. Рассматриваемые изделия относятся к нескольким группам фибул, бытовавшим в первые века нашей эры на территории Восточной Европы: раннеримские шарнирные дуговидные (тип «Авцисса»), сильно профилированные западных и причер…
A new approach to the periodization of polished ceramics of the Saltovo-Mayaki culture
The article presents a technique of periodization of the Saltovo-Mayaki culture burials based on the shapes of polished vessels. The methodological basis of the research is historical-and-cultural approach. This is a scientific direction developed by the famous Russian ceramic researcher A.A. Bobrinsky. The materials of the study are the most popular categories of vessels from the catacomb cemeteries of the Saltovo-Mayaki culture. These are jugs …
Лепная Керамика Могильника Римского Времени Фронтовое 3 (О Технологии Изготовления)
В 2018 г. Севастопольским отрядом Крымской новостроечной экспедиции ИА РАН был полностью исследован новый могильник первых веков н. э. в Юго-Западном Крыму - Фронтовое 3. Статья посвящена изучению технологии изготовления лепной керамики, найденной на этом памятнике. Рассматриваются данные о приспособительных навыках гончаров, делавших обнаруженные на Фронтовом 3 лепные сосуды: отбор и добыча исходного пластичного сырья, составление формовочных ма…
Cultural Traditions of Jug Shapes Among Don Alans
Jars are the most extensive category of earthenware from catacomb burial grounds of the Saltovo-Mayaki culture. They have greatest variety of shapes among others categories of ceramics. Thе article is devoted to the study of the 211 jars shapes from six catacomb burial grounds of the Saltovo-Mayaki culture. The research is based on the historical-and-cultural approach to the study of the vessels shape, developed by A. A. Bobrinsky and supplemente…
Shapes of burnished vessels from the Dmitrievka cemetery of the Saltovo-Mayaki culture (periodization issues)
Ceramic complex from the excavation of the rural settlement Mikulino 7 (the experience of applying geometric morphometry to the analysis of fragmented material)
The cemetery of Frontovoe 3. New data on the culture of the Crimea in the Roman and Early Great Migration periods
This article publishes an account of a new flat cemetery located near modern Frontovoe village (Nakhimovskii district, Sevastopol), which was discovered and completely researched by a team of the Institute of Archaeology of the Russian Academy of Sciences during the rescue works of 2018. The cemetery in question appeared in the late 1 st c. AD and existed as long as the early 5 th c. AD. Chronological zones of the cemetery have been determined, p…
Red-Slip Ware Ceramics of the Second Half of the 3rd - Early 5th Centuries From the Frontovoye 3 Cemetery
Статья посвящена предварительной публикации краснолаковой керамики из могил периода 2 (вторая половина III - начало V в.) некрополя Фронтовое 3. Она представлена кувшинами, блюдами, мисками и светильниками. Рассмотрена их типология и хронология по аналогиям. Проведен планиграфический и хронологический анализ этих находок из Фронтового, предложено соотнесение типов рассматриваемой посуды с зоной второй половины III - середины IV в. и зоной второй …
Shapes of сups from the Saltovo-Mayaki culture of the Middle Don
The article deals with the analysis of cup’s shapes of the Don Alans and their neighbors. The study was based on 186 vessels from cemeteries Dmitrievka, Nizhnie Lubyanki, Yutanovka, Chervonaya Gusarovka, and Mayatski complex. The methodology is based on the historical-and-cultural approach to the study of the vessel's shape, developed by A. A. Bobrinsky and supplemented by his modern followers. The shapes of the cups were studied at three analysi…
Red-slip Ware Ceramics of the End of the 1st - First Half of the 3rd Centuries from Frontovoe 3 Burial Ground (chronological and planigraphic analysis)
Frontovoe 3 burial ground is located in the South-Western Crimea. The cemetery in question appeared in the late 1 st century AD and existed as long as the early 5 th century AD. There are two periods in functioning of this cemetery. Most of them belong to period 1, which is dated to the late first century - first half of the 3rd century AD. Red-slip ware is a numerous category of finds in period 1 graves. The article deals with the chronological …
Clay Vessels’ Shapes as an Object of Study of the Cultural History of Alans of the Forest-Steppe Don Region
Alans are one of the ethnic components of the Saltovo-Mayatsk archaeological culture. Antiquities associated with this group are found in the Middle Don basin. The article studies the cultural characteristics of the Alanian groups that left behind the burial sites of this region, on the example of pottery. The object of study are the shapes of clay vessels. The study was carried out according to the methodology developed within the framework of t…
Kitchen Pots of the 8th-9th Centuries in the Pontic Region as an Ethnic Marker (Continuation of the Discussion)
Kitchen pots are one of the most popular categories of ceramics on archaeological sites of the 8th-9th centuries in the Black Sea region. They are typical for the Saltovo-Mayaki archaeological culture. There is a point of view that such pots can be an ethnic marker of Bulgar and Khazar tribes. The article considers this hypothesis based on a detailed morphological analysis of the shapes of kitchen pots found in different sites and different areas…
Forms of hand-made vessels from the Roman period Frontovoye 3 cemetery
Фронтовое 3 - новый могильник римской эпохи в Юго-Западном Крыму, полностью изученный экспедицией ИА РАН в 2018 г. Среди погребальных сооружений, открытых на памятнике, наиболее многочисленны подбойные могилы и грунтовые склепы. В статье рассматривается вопрос о культурном взаимодействии групп населения, использовавших эти типы погребальных сооружений, по данным изучения лепной керамики. Представленное исследование посвящено сравнительному анализ…
Studying the Origin of Some Traditions of Making Saltovo-Mayatsk Culture Vessels
Статья посвящена анализу форм столовых сосудов из раннесредневекового могильника Мокрая Балка и их сравнению с разными традициями создания форм столовой посуды, известными на памятниках салтово-маяцкой культуры Среднего Дона. Для этого используется методика, разработанная в рамках историко-культурного подхода к изучению керамики, которая ранее применялась для изучения форм сосудов салтово-маяцкой культуры. Результаты анализа позволили определить …
On the Pottery Technology of the Population of the South-Western Crimea in the Late Roman Period (Based on Materials of Hand-Made Pottery)
The article presents the results of a comparative analysis of the manufacturing technology of hand-made ware from three burial grounds in the South-Western Crimea, which functioned from the second half of the 1st to the late 4th – early 5th century AD: Kil-Dere 1, Sovkhoz 10 and Frontovoye 3. The study was guided by the historical and cultural approach based on the methodology developed by A.A. Bobrinsky. It was established that on the territory …
Pottery Tradition of the Early Medieval Population of the Verkhny Chiryurt
In the 8th century, the Saltovo-Mayaki archeological culture was forming under the influence of the population, migrated to the Don basin from the territory of the North Caucasus. Despite the extensive history of studying Saltovo-Mayaki antiquities, it is still unknown people of which North Caucasian regions took part in this resettlement and impacted the development of cultural traditions of the Don region in the 8th – 10th centuries. To solve t…
Ceramics From the Khumara Fortified Settlement
В статье рассматривается керамический комплекс Хумаринского городища - одной из наиболее известных крепостей эпохи раннего Средневековья на Северном Кавказе. Анализируется материал из раскопок Карачаевской экспедиции ИА РАН, проведенных на этом памятнике в 2007-2017 гг. Примечательной особенностью исследованной коллекции является доминирование обломков импортных амфор. Состав амфорной тары характерен для памятников VIII - первой половины IX в. Те…
New data about the stability of skills for creating clay vessel shapes
The article analyzes the relative stability of skills for creating the shapes of clay vessels, both wheel-made and hand-made ones. Sources of the study included a series of “identical” vessels that were made as part of experiments conducted by employees of the Joint Team for Pottery Study in the 1970s and the Samara Expedition for the experimental study of ancient pottery in 2019–2022. Shape parameters have been identified that exhibit the greate…
Distinct Cultural Traditions in Jugs Shaping
The "History of Pottery" laboratory at the Institute of Archeology of the Russian Academy of Sciences has been conducting research on the persistence of various skills involved in shaping clay vessels. This research aims to identify the threshold within morphological diversity where random variations end and features reflecting the characteristics of past populations begin. This article presents new data on the stability of different vessel shape…
Pottery Traditions of Barbarian Population from the South-Western Crimea
The article is dedicated to summarizing and interpreting the results of hand-made pottery analysis from Frontovoe 3 necropolis. Three sets of data are discussed: 1) pottery technology data from Frontovoe 3; 2) pottery technology data from other necropolises in the South-Western Crimea; 3) traditions of vessels shaping Frontovoe 3. To interpret the research results we use data on chronological changes in the composition of funerary food in this si…
On Methods of Studying the Cultural Traditions Mix in Creating Clay Vessels Shapes from Archaeological Sites
The article is dedicated to the development of an approach for studying the mixing of various cultural traditions in the creation of clay vessel shapes from archaeological sites. The sources of study are experimental ethnographic materials – a series of vessels made by professional potters in the 1960s–1980s during the project of the Comprehensive Pottery Study Expedition led by A.A. Bobrinsky. The research is based on the idea that when making t…
Ceramic Complex of Scythoid Tribes on the Border of Local Variants of the Don-Dnieper Forest-steppe
The authors compare pottery technologies of residents of the Borisov settlement (Vorskla (?) group) with materials from the settlement of the southwestern outskirts of the Middle Don culture (Ostroukhovo hillfort-1) and a settlement (Petropavlovsk hillfort-1) of the Scythian period on the border of the Dnieper-Don forest-steppe. They studied the technological and morphological features of the stucco ceramics found at the three Scythian settlement…
Attributing Hand-Made Ceramic Vessels to a “Single Potter”
Study of ancient ceramics most often begins with their systematization. This usually involves creating a typology or classification. When doing this, researchers must decide an appropriate level of detail for distinguishing form-types, yet archaeological guidance for making that choice remains limited. One promising way to address this problem is to search for criteria that allow identification of vessels produced by a “single potter”. Here the t…
“Single-Potter’s” Vessel Shapes
Typology and classification remain the traditional archaeological methods for the morphological study of ancient ceramic vessel shapes. Their effectiveness, however, depends entirely on the completeness of the archaeological context. Different vessel types cannot “explain themselves”: independent data on the cultural, social, or chronological specifics of the sites where they were found are required to interpret them. When such contextual informa…
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