I A Idrisov
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3767016 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | I A Idrisov |
| NOMBRES | I A |
| APELLIDO | Idrisov |
| FIRMA | IDRISOV I A |
| AFILIACIONES | Dagestan Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7880-9016 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 1 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2012 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Reconstruction of Natural Conditions in the Lower Volga Region Based on Spore-Pollen Analysis Data of the Zelmen Peat Bog (Republic of Kalmykia)
The article presents the results of palynological analysis of the Zelmen peat bog in the Yergeni Upland (Republic of Kalmykia). Based on the data obtained, the dynamics of paleoecological conditions in the Lower Volga region over the past 3000 years are reconstructed. These reconstructions are compared with the results of long-term studies of buried soils under kurgans. It was found that the most humid conditions in the Lower Volga region occurre…
Distribution and Preservation Status of the Cultural Layer at the Middle Paleolithic Site Chelyuskinets Ii (Based on the Results of 2025 Fieldwork)
This article presents the results of fieldwork conducted by the Lower Volga Paleolithic team of the Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, as part of the 2025 Lower Volga Expedition of the Institute for the History of Material Culture of the Russian Academy of Sciences. During the season, the study of the Middle Paleolithic site of Chelyuskinets II, located in the Pichuga ravine of the …
New Data on the Stone Age of the Southeastern Caspian Region
Field study in Turkmenistan was organized in March 2025 as part of several research programs. During the study, known Stone Age sites were visited and several areas within the Krasnovodsk Peninsula, the Great Balkhan Range, the Kemal-Uzboy Depression, and the Kyzylburun Range were surveyed. As part of the study, we characterized geomorphological situation at several Stone Age sites explored in the second half of the 20th century, surveyed for new…
Geoarchaeological Studies of Paleolithic Sites in the Western and Northern Caspian Coasts in 2025
In 2025, a research team conducted geoarchaeological studies in the western and northern parts of the Caspian coast. In Azerbaijan, excavations were conducted at the Azykh Cave (Early-Middle Paleolithic) where the current profi le of unexcavated deposits was established and the stratigraphic sequence was described. Samples for luminescence, CRN and radiocarbon dating were collected from all lithological layers.Studies were conducted at site of Ti…
Archaeological Survey in the Western Periphery of the Ustyurt Plateau (Western Kazakhstan) in 2025
In 2025, the Joint Russian-Kazakh-Azerbaijani geoarchaeological expedition discovered several new sites with the surface occurrence of the Stone Age archaeological material in the western periphery of the Ustyurt Plateau (Mangyshlak Peninsula). Based on the features of the collected artifacts, almost all the sites have been identifi ed as short-term campsites or workshops at the outcrops of raw materials. Flint outcrops were noted in many areas w…
New Data on the Middle Paleolithic Site Chelyuskinets II (Based on 2024 Fieldwork Results)
The article presents the results of field work of the Lower Volga Paleolithic Expedition of the Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Siberian Branch, organized within the framework of the integrated Lower Volga expedition of the Institute for the History of Material Cultures of the Russian Academy of Sciences in 2024. During the season, the study of the Middle Paleolithic site Chelyuskinets II, located in t…
New Data on Chronostratigraphy of the Tinit-1 Site in the Context of the “Loess Paleolithic” Problem in the Caucasus
The Tinit-1 site is located in the lower reaches of the Rubas River in Southern Dagestan. Stone industries were discovered in layers 2–8 at 11 archaeological levels; they formed two cultural and chronological groups. New works, which were done at the site in 2023–2024, indicate that its section contained several loess-paleosol complexes. Several distinctive paleosols were identified (layers 2, 4, 6–8). These complexes can be interpreted in severa…
Study of the Stone Age Sites on the Coast of Sarytash Bay (Mangyshlak Peninsula, Western Kazakhstan) in 2024
In 2024, the Russian-Kazakh-Azerbaijani geoarchaeological expedition carried out survey on the Mangyshlak Peninsula. One of the main areas of research was the coast of Sarytash Bay in the area of the Shakpakata Valley, where in the 1960s an expedition led by A.G. Medoev collected representative collections of stone artifacts, which he later attributed to different stages of the Stone Age (Early Paleolithic – Chalcolithic). In 2024, five main loca…
Results of Archaeological Survey in the North and West of the Mangyshlak Peninsula (Western Kazakhstan) in 2024
In 2024, the Russian-Kazakh-Azerbaijani geoarchaeological expedition discovered two new sites with surface occurrence of artifacts in the north of the Mangyshlak Peninsula – Kostam and Akmaya (northern slopes of the Akmaya Ridge). Examination of the western coast of the peninsula between the cities of Aktau and Fort Shevchenko revealed individual flint artefacts on the surfaces of the Khvalynian and Early Holocene terraces. The only place where c…
The Final Early Paleolithic of Azerbaijan (Based on the Garaja Site)
We descriЬe new findings relating to an Early Paleolithic site of Garaja on the Mingachevir Reservoir coast, Azerbaijan. Geological and geomorphological position of the area, structure of the Early–Middle Pleistocene deposits, faunal remains, and chronology are discussed. On the basis of geological characteristics and paleofauna (large mammals, mollusks) we tentatively date the site to the Bakunian age (0.8–0.4 Ma years ago). Artifacts, some 350 …
Archaeological Investigations at the Muginsky Site in 2021
The paper provides the results of the archaeological exploration of the Muginsky site (Akushinsky district of the Republic of Dagestan) and paleobotanical analysis of the obtained material. As a result of the investigations carried out, various archeological materials, mainly ceramic ware, have been uncovered. The finds of a fragment of a stone mace head and a flint knife-shaped blade are of particular interest. In addition, a large number of ani…
Geoarchaeological Investigation in Azerbaijan in 2021
In 2021 a joint Russian-Azerbaijani geoarchaeological studies were carried out in Republic of Azerbaijan. The coastal area of the Mingechevir Reservoir was investigated, primarily the beaches of the south-western shore at the foots of the Bozdag and Garaja Ranges. A representative collection of stone artifacts (136 specimens) and Pleistocene faunal remains (35 specimens) were collected at the Garaja site. Among the cores, 80 % are simple nuclei o…
Materialy IzuchEniya PaleopochV Kurganov Palasa-SYRTSKOGO Mogil'Nika (GRUPPA No6)
The article presents the study group mounds paleosoil No.6 southern part of the Palasa-syrt burial mound of the IV-V centuries. The findings complement those of previous studies, including allowing for greater statistical data to clarify the dynamics of the upland soil during the formation of the burial mound and supports the conclusion of the accelerated evolution of soil at this time, but the reasons for this phenomenon is largely unclear
Osnovnye Itogi Issledovaniy Palasa-Syrtskogo Kurgannogo Mogil'nika v 2014 G
Nekotorye osobennosti pogrebEnnykh pochv kurgannoy gruppy No4 yuzhnogo uchastka palasa-syrtskogo mogil'nika
В статье рассмотрены некоторые особенности палеопочв Паласа-сыртского курганного могильника IV–Vвв., полученные в ходе исследований 2013г. Показано, что палеопочвы близки по основным показателям к современным фоновым почвам. Установлено, что большая часть подкурганных палеопочв практически идентична, однако палеопочвы некоторых курганов характеризуются определенными отличиями. Сделан вывод о времени формирования изученных палеопочв в первые века …
Vliyanie izmeneniy prirodnoy sredy na dinamiku sotsial'nogo osvoeniya Zapadnogo Prikaspiya v I tys. n.e
The Final Early Paleolithic of Azerbaijan (Based on the Garaja Site)
We descriЬe new findings relating to an Early Paleolithic site of Garaja on the Mingachevir Reservoir coast, Azerbaijan. Geological and geomorphological position of the area, structure of the Early–Middle Pleistocene deposits, faunal remains, and chronology are discussed. On the basis of geological characteristics and paleofauna (large mammals, mollusks) we tentatively date the site to the Bakunian age (0.8–0.4 Ma years ago). Artifacts, some 350 …
Vliyanie izmeneniy prirodnoy sredy na dinamiku sotsial'nogo osvoeniya Zapadnogo Prikaspiya v I tys. n.e
Nekotorye osobennosti pogrebEnnykh pochv kurgannoy gruppy No4 yuzhnogo uchastka palasa-syrtskogo mogil'nika
В статье рассмотрены некоторые особенности палеопочв Паласа-сыртского курганного могильника IV–Vвв., полученные в ходе исследований 2013г. Показано, что палеопочвы близки по основным показателям к современным фоновым почвам. Установлено, что большая часть подкурганных палеопочв практически идентична, однако палеопочвы некоторых курганов характеризуются определенными отличиями. Сделан вывод о времени формирования изученных палеопочв в первые века …
Materialy IzuchEniya PaleopochV Kurganov Palasa-SYRTSKOGO Mogil'Nika (GRUPPA No6)
The article presents the study group mounds paleosoil No.6 southern part of the Palasa-syrt burial mound of the IV-V centuries. The findings complement those of previous studies, including allowing for greater statistical data to clarify the dynamics of the upland soil during the formation of the burial mound and supports the conclusion of the accelerated evolution of soil at this time, but the reasons for this phenomenon is largely unclear
Osnovnye Itogi Issledovaniy Palasa-Syrtskogo Kurgannogo Mogil'nika v 2014 G
Geoarchaeological Investigation in Azerbaijan in 2021
In 2021 a joint Russian-Azerbaijani geoarchaeological studies were carried out in Republic of Azerbaijan. The coastal area of the Mingechevir Reservoir was investigated, primarily the beaches of the south-western shore at the foots of the Bozdag and Garaja Ranges. A representative collection of stone artifacts (136 specimens) and Pleistocene faunal remains (35 specimens) were collected at the Garaja site. Among the cores, 80 % are simple nuclei o…
Archaeological Investigations at the Muginsky Site in 2021
The paper provides the results of the archaeological exploration of the Muginsky site (Akushinsky district of the Republic of Dagestan) and paleobotanical analysis of the obtained material. As a result of the investigations carried out, various archeological materials, mainly ceramic ware, have been uncovered. The finds of a fragment of a stone mace head and a flint knife-shaped blade are of particular interest. In addition, a large number of ani…
The Final Early Paleolithic of Azerbaijan (Based on the Garaja Site)
We descriЬe new findings relating to an Early Paleolithic site of Garaja on the Mingachevir Reservoir coast, Azerbaijan. Geological and geomorphological position of the area, structure of the Early–Middle Pleistocene deposits, faunal remains, and chronology are discussed. On the basis of geological characteristics and paleofauna (large mammals, mollusks) we tentatively date the site to the Bakunian age (0.8–0.4 Ma years ago). Artifacts, some 350 …
New Data on the Middle Paleolithic Site Chelyuskinets II (Based on 2024 Fieldwork Results)
The article presents the results of field work of the Lower Volga Paleolithic Expedition of the Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Siberian Branch, organized within the framework of the integrated Lower Volga expedition of the Institute for the History of Material Cultures of the Russian Academy of Sciences in 2024. During the season, the study of the Middle Paleolithic site Chelyuskinets II, located in t…
New Data on Chronostratigraphy of the Tinit-1 Site in the Context of the “Loess Paleolithic” Problem in the Caucasus
The Tinit-1 site is located in the lower reaches of the Rubas River in Southern Dagestan. Stone industries were discovered in layers 2–8 at 11 archaeological levels; they formed two cultural and chronological groups. New works, which were done at the site in 2023–2024, indicate that its section contained several loess-paleosol complexes. Several distinctive paleosols were identified (layers 2, 4, 6–8). These complexes can be interpreted in severa…
Study of the Stone Age Sites on the Coast of Sarytash Bay (Mangyshlak Peninsula, Western Kazakhstan) in 2024
In 2024, the Russian-Kazakh-Azerbaijani geoarchaeological expedition carried out survey on the Mangyshlak Peninsula. One of the main areas of research was the coast of Sarytash Bay in the area of the Shakpakata Valley, where in the 1960s an expedition led by A.G. Medoev collected representative collections of stone artifacts, which he later attributed to different stages of the Stone Age (Early Paleolithic – Chalcolithic). In 2024, five main loca…
Results of Archaeological Survey in the North and West of the Mangyshlak Peninsula (Western Kazakhstan) in 2024
In 2024, the Russian-Kazakh-Azerbaijani geoarchaeological expedition discovered two new sites with surface occurrence of artifacts in the north of the Mangyshlak Peninsula – Kostam and Akmaya (northern slopes of the Akmaya Ridge). Examination of the western coast of the peninsula between the cities of Aktau and Fort Shevchenko revealed individual flint artefacts on the surfaces of the Khvalynian and Early Holocene terraces. The only place where c…
New Data on the Stone Age of the Southeastern Caspian Region
Field study in Turkmenistan was organized in March 2025 as part of several research programs. During the study, known Stone Age sites were visited and several areas within the Krasnovodsk Peninsula, the Great Balkhan Range, the Kemal-Uzboy Depression, and the Kyzylburun Range were surveyed. As part of the study, we characterized geomorphological situation at several Stone Age sites explored in the second half of the 20th century, surveyed for new…
Geoarchaeological Studies of Paleolithic Sites in the Western and Northern Caspian Coasts in 2025
In 2025, a research team conducted geoarchaeological studies in the western and northern parts of the Caspian coast. In Azerbaijan, excavations were conducted at the Azykh Cave (Early-Middle Paleolithic) where the current profi le of unexcavated deposits was established and the stratigraphic sequence was described. Samples for luminescence, CRN and radiocarbon dating were collected from all lithological layers.Studies were conducted at site of Ti…
Archaeological Survey in the Western Periphery of the Ustyurt Plateau (Western Kazakhstan) in 2025
In 2025, the Joint Russian-Kazakh-Azerbaijani geoarchaeological expedition discovered several new sites with the surface occurrence of the Stone Age archaeological material in the western periphery of the Ustyurt Plateau (Mangyshlak Peninsula). Based on the features of the collected artifacts, almost all the sites have been identifi ed as short-term campsites or workshops at the outcrops of raw materials. Flint outcrops were noted in many areas w…
Reconstruction of Natural Conditions in the Lower Volga Region Based on Spore-Pollen Analysis Data of the Zelmen Peat Bog (Republic of Kalmykia)
The article presents the results of palynological analysis of the Zelmen peat bog in the Yergeni Upland (Republic of Kalmykia). Based on the data obtained, the dynamics of paleoecological conditions in the Lower Volga region over the past 3000 years are reconstructed. These reconstructions are compared with the results of long-term studies of buried soils under kurgans. It was found that the most humid conditions in the Lower Volga region occurre…
Distribution and Preservation Status of the Cultural Layer at the Middle Paleolithic Site Chelyuskinets Ii (Based on the Results of 2025 Fieldwork)
This article presents the results of fieldwork conducted by the Lower Volga Paleolithic team of the Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, as part of the 2025 Lower Volga Expedition of the Institute for the History of Material Culture of the Russian Academy of Sciences. During the season, the study of the Middle Paleolithic site of Chelyuskinets II, located in the Pichuga ravine of the …
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