Svetlana Lysenko
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3604371 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Svetlana Lysenko |
| NOMBRES | Svetlana |
| APELLIDO | Lysenko |
| FIRMA | LYSENKO S |
| AFILIACIONES | National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6713-6074 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 0 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2017 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
Pins With Protrusions From the Northern Pontic Region
The article is devoted to the analysis of pins and pin-like products with a crosshair in the form of three or four protrusions in the upper part of the rod, originating from the territory of the Northern Black Sea region. 51 products found to the east and northeast of the Carpathians were taken into account (45 were made of bronze, 6 — from bone). A typology of studs with protrusions has been developed. The features of their micro-regional distri…
Late Bronze and Early Iron Age Assemblages of the Voitsekhivka Cemetery (based on research of 2013)
Studies of the Voitsekhivka cemetery, located on the left bank of the Sluch River middle region in Eastern Volyn, started in 1924, continued in 1948–1949, and renewed by the Fastiv Archaeological Expedition in 2011–2013. Most of the excavated barrows are dated from the middle to the third quarters of the 2nd millennium BC, and refer to the classical horizons of the Komariv culture of the Trzciniec cultural circle. Three kurgan-like eminence were …
Sources for the Reconstruction of Adornments of the People of Komariv Culture
The currently available materials do not allow us to reconstruct the clothing of the people of Komariv culture even hypothetically that does not exclude the possibility of searching the common features of the costume complex and the elements of decoration. The sources of such constructions are mutual occurrence of the adornments in closed assemblages (burials, hoards), its location relative to the skeleton, analysis of the adornments parameters a…
Burial Ground in the Hremiache Tract Near Zhytomyr (Based on the Results of Research by S. S. Gamchenko and E. V. Makhno)
One of the important issues of the transition from the Bronze Age to the Early Iron Age in Eastern Europe is the question of the transformation of some groups of the Late Sosnytsia culture of the Trzciniec cultural circle (TCC) into the early Mylohrad (Pidhirtsi-Mylohrad) culture. Unfortunately, the range of sources for covering this period remains limited. Therefore, the involvement into scientific circulation previously unpublished or only part…
Barrow Group 2 of the Voytsekhivka Burial Ground of the Komariv Culture (Excavations of 1924 and 2012—2013)
The Voytsekhivka burial ground is one of the most significant cultural sites of the Late Bronze Age in the eastern part of Forest-Steppe Volynia. The site is located on the left bank of the Sluch River between the village of Myropil, the village of Kolodiazhne of Zhytomyr District, Zhytomyr Region, and the village of Kolosivka (former Voytsekhivka) of Shepetivka District, Khmelnytskyi Region, in Zapust Stow. The burial ground consists of 17 barro…
Spiral Pendants of the Trzciniec Cultural Cycle of Lubna—chornogorodka Type
The pendants, proposed to be classified as Lubna—Chornogorodka, are made of wire twisted into a dense spiral plate. The outer end of the wire is twisted into a loose loop of about 1—1.5 turns in the plane perpendicular to the plate. Now, in the Northern Pontic and Baltic Sea Regions, in the area of the Trzciniec Cultural Cycle (TCC), 7 similar items are known, such as 5 in the Northern Pontic Region (the Komarov Culture) and 2 in the Warta River …
Barrow Group No. 3 of the Voitsekhivka Cemetry of the Komariv Culture
In 2011, the Fastiv Archaeological Expedition renewed the research on the barrow cemetery of the Komariv culture of the Trzciniec cultural circle. This cemetery is located on the border of the Zhytomyr and Khmelnytskyi Oblasts of Ukraine, between the Myropil, Kolodiazhne and Kolosivka (the former Voitsekhivka), on the left bank of the Sluch River. Earlier excavations on the site, included in archaeological literature under the name of the Voitsek…
Reconstructing Some Elements of Adornment Spread in the North Black Sea Region During the Scythian Era
The article discusses the selection and analysis of burial sites from the 5th-3rd centuries BC. These sites contain rings with single knobs or rosette-shaped knobs with 2-5 convexities, which are found in situ, providing insights into their possible use. Typically, these rings were found as part of a set of jewelry such as necklaces or bracelets. The study also examined sites where objects, possibly part of the same set as the rings, were discove…
A Sabatinovka Cemetery in Barrow 3 of “Rybhoz” Group near Glinoe Village on the Left Bank of the Lower Dniester
The papers addresses the graves of the Sabatinovka time, discovered in barrow 3 of the “Rybkhoz” group near Glinoe village, Slobodzeya district, located in the basin of the Krasnaya river on the left bank of the Lower Dniester. In total, 13 burials of the Late Bronze Sabatinovka culture were recorded in the mound, which were sunk into the large mound of a Yamnaya (Pit Graves) cultural and historical community, 12 of them concentrating in a compac…
Scythian Bracelets and Rings with Protrusions from the Cemetery Near Glinoe Village
The article examines bracelets and rings of the La-Tene style from Scythian burials of the cemetery near the Glinoe village, Slobozeya district, on the left bank of the Dniester. Bracelets were found in three burials belonging to different kurgan groups (Glinoe-“Sad”, kurgan 8, burial 5; Glinoe-“Vodovod”, kurgan 16, burial 6; Glinoe, kurgan 71, burial 1). Single rings with protrusions were found in two burials (Glinoe-“Sad”, kurgan 8, burial 2; G…
Scythian Bracelets and Rings with Protrusions from the Cemetery Near Glinoe Village
The article examines bracelets and rings of the La-Tene style from Scythian burials of the cemetery near the Glinoe village, Slobozeya district, on the left bank of the Dniester. Bracelets were found in three burials belonging to different kurgan groups (Glinoe-“Sad”, kurgan 8, burial 5; Glinoe-“Vodovod”, kurgan 16, burial 6; Glinoe, kurgan 71, burial 1). Single rings with protrusions were found in two burials (Glinoe-“Sad”, kurgan 8, burial 2; G…
A Set of Metal Finds of Final Stage of the Late Bronze Age from the Territory of the Voitsekhovka Cemetery
The paper publishes and analyzes the set of metal products of the Late Bronze Age, discovered in 2013 by the Fastov archaeological expedition in the arable layer of barrow group 6 of the Voitsekhovka cemetery, located on the left bank of the Middle Sluch river in Eastern Volhynia. The collection includes 31 items, mostly highly fragmented. These are 7 knives, 5 sickles, 4 celts, 3 knives-daggers, a fragment of a sword blade, 4 spearheads, a cheek…
Burial Complexes and Hoards as Sources for the Reconstruction of Ceremonial Adornments of the Representatives of Komarovo Culture
The article features an analysis of metal adornments from burial complexes of the Komarovo culture dating back to the late Bronze period for the reconstruction of the characteristics of the costume complex and adornment elements. The authors used the information on the mutual occurrence of adornments in closed complexes (burials, hoards), their location with respect to skeleton bones, and analyzed the parameters of the adornments. The relative sc…
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Burial Complexes and Hoards as Sources for the Reconstruction of Ceremonial Adornments of the Representatives of Komarovo Culture
The article features an analysis of metal adornments from burial complexes of the Komarovo culture dating back to the late Bronze period for the reconstruction of the characteristics of the costume complex and adornment elements. The authors used the information on the mutual occurrence of adornments in closed complexes (burials, hoards), their location with respect to skeleton bones, and analyzed the parameters of the adornments. The relative sc…
Scythian Bracelets and Rings with Protrusions from the Cemetery Near Glinoe Village
The article examines bracelets and rings of the La-Tene style from Scythian burials of the cemetery near the Glinoe village, Slobozeya district, on the left bank of the Dniester. Bracelets were found in three burials belonging to different kurgan groups (Glinoe-“Sad”, kurgan 8, burial 5; Glinoe-“Vodovod”, kurgan 16, burial 6; Glinoe, kurgan 71, burial 1). Single rings with protrusions were found in two burials (Glinoe-“Sad”, kurgan 8, burial 2; G…
Scythian Bracelets and Rings with Protrusions from the Cemetery Near Glinoe Village
The article examines bracelets and rings of the La-Tene style from Scythian burials of the cemetery near the Glinoe village, Slobozeya district, on the left bank of the Dniester. Bracelets were found in three burials belonging to different kurgan groups (Glinoe-“Sad”, kurgan 8, burial 5; Glinoe-“Vodovod”, kurgan 16, burial 6; Glinoe, kurgan 71, burial 1). Single rings with protrusions were found in two burials (Glinoe-“Sad”, kurgan 8, burial 2; G…
A Set of Metal Finds of Final Stage of the Late Bronze Age from the Territory of the Voitsekhovka Cemetery
The paper publishes and analyzes the set of metal products of the Late Bronze Age, discovered in 2013 by the Fastov archaeological expedition in the arable layer of barrow group 6 of the Voitsekhovka cemetery, located on the left bank of the Middle Sluch river in Eastern Volhynia. The collection includes 31 items, mostly highly fragmented. These are 7 knives, 5 sickles, 4 celts, 3 knives-daggers, a fragment of a sword blade, 4 spearheads, a cheek…
A Sabatinovka Cemetery in Barrow 3 of “Rybhoz” Group near Glinoe Village on the Left Bank of the Lower Dniester
The papers addresses the graves of the Sabatinovka time, discovered in barrow 3 of the “Rybkhoz” group near Glinoe village, Slobodzeya district, located in the basin of the Krasnaya river on the left bank of the Lower Dniester. In total, 13 burials of the Late Bronze Sabatinovka culture were recorded in the mound, which were sunk into the large mound of a Yamnaya (Pit Graves) cultural and historical community, 12 of them concentrating in a compac…
Barrow Group 2 of the Voytsekhivka Burial Ground of the Komariv Culture (Excavations of 1924 and 2012—2013)
The Voytsekhivka burial ground is one of the most significant cultural sites of the Late Bronze Age in the eastern part of Forest-Steppe Volynia. The site is located on the left bank of the Sluch River between the village of Myropil, the village of Kolodiazhne of Zhytomyr District, Zhytomyr Region, and the village of Kolosivka (former Voytsekhivka) of Shepetivka District, Khmelnytskyi Region, in Zapust Stow. The burial ground consists of 17 barro…
Spiral Pendants of the Trzciniec Cultural Cycle of Lubna—chornogorodka Type
The pendants, proposed to be classified as Lubna—Chornogorodka, are made of wire twisted into a dense spiral plate. The outer end of the wire is twisted into a loose loop of about 1—1.5 turns in the plane perpendicular to the plate. Now, in the Northern Pontic and Baltic Sea Regions, in the area of the Trzciniec Cultural Cycle (TCC), 7 similar items are known, such as 5 in the Northern Pontic Region (the Komarov Culture) and 2 in the Warta River …
Barrow Group No. 3 of the Voitsekhivka Cemetry of the Komariv Culture
In 2011, the Fastiv Archaeological Expedition renewed the research on the barrow cemetery of the Komariv culture of the Trzciniec cultural circle. This cemetery is located on the border of the Zhytomyr and Khmelnytskyi Oblasts of Ukraine, between the Myropil, Kolodiazhne and Kolosivka (the former Voitsekhivka), on the left bank of the Sluch River. Earlier excavations on the site, included in archaeological literature under the name of the Voitsek…
Reconstructing Some Elements of Adornment Spread in the North Black Sea Region During the Scythian Era
The article discusses the selection and analysis of burial sites from the 5th-3rd centuries BC. These sites contain rings with single knobs or rosette-shaped knobs with 2-5 convexities, which are found in situ, providing insights into their possible use. Typically, these rings were found as part of a set of jewelry such as necklaces or bracelets. The study also examined sites where objects, possibly part of the same set as the rings, were discove…
Sources for the Reconstruction of Adornments of the People of Komariv Culture
The currently available materials do not allow us to reconstruct the clothing of the people of Komariv culture even hypothetically that does not exclude the possibility of searching the common features of the costume complex and the elements of decoration. The sources of such constructions are mutual occurrence of the adornments in closed assemblages (burials, hoards), its location relative to the skeleton, analysis of the adornments parameters a…
Burial Ground in the Hremiache Tract Near Zhytomyr (Based on the Results of Research by S. S. Gamchenko and E. V. Makhno)
One of the important issues of the transition from the Bronze Age to the Early Iron Age in Eastern Europe is the question of the transformation of some groups of the Late Sosnytsia culture of the Trzciniec cultural circle (TCC) into the early Mylohrad (Pidhirtsi-Mylohrad) culture. Unfortunately, the range of sources for covering this period remains limited. Therefore, the involvement into scientific circulation previously unpublished or only part…
Pins With Protrusions From the Northern Pontic Region
The article is devoted to the analysis of pins and pin-like products with a crosshair in the form of three or four protrusions in the upper part of the rod, originating from the territory of the Northern Black Sea region. 51 products found to the east and northeast of the Carpathians were taken into account (45 were made of bronze, 6 — from bone). A typology of studs with protrusions has been developed. The features of their micro-regional distri…
Late Bronze and Early Iron Age Assemblages of the Voitsekhivka Cemetery (based on research of 2013)
Studies of the Voitsekhivka cemetery, located on the left bank of the Sluch River middle region in Eastern Volyn, started in 1924, continued in 1948–1949, and renewed by the Fastiv Archaeological Expedition in 2011–2013. Most of the excavated barrows are dated from the middle to the third quarters of the 2nd millennium BC, and refer to the classical horizons of the Komariv culture of the Trzciniec cultural circle. Three kurgan-like eminence were …
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