K N Tikhomirov
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 39734 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | K N Tikhomirov |
| NOMBRES | K N |
| APELLIDO | Tikhomirov |
| FIRMA | TIKHOMIROV K N |
| AFILIACIONES | Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1159-1603 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 19 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 1 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 19 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2016 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Settlement Pattern of Siberian Tatars and Bokharans of the Irtysh-Osha Interfluve in the 18th to Mid-19th Centuries
На основе опубликованных письменных источников XVIII в., архивных документов середины XIX в., историко-этнографических исследований рассматриваются некоторые аспекты формирования и функционирования кустов поселений сибирских татар и бухарцев XVIII — середины XIX в. в междуречье р. Иртыш и его левого притока р. Оша. В научный оборот вводятся новые полевые археологические и этнографические данные о местах расположения поселений, жители которых разъ…
Settlement Pattern of Siberian Tatars and Bokharans of the Irtysh-Osha Interfluve in the 18th to Mid-19th Centuries
On the basis of 18th century written sources, mid-19th century archival documents, historic and ethnographic studies, we examine certain aspects of the origin and functioning of village clusters of Siberian Tatars and Bokharans in the area between the Irtysh and its left tributary, the Osha, in the 1700s to mid-1800s. We publish archaeological and ethnographic field data on the location of abandoned villages. West Siberian Tatars emerged in the r…
Settlement Network of Siberian Tatars in Lower Ishim River and Adjacent Areas along Irtysh River in Modern Times
This article provides a comprehensive characterization of the settlement network of the Siberian Tatars in the Sargatsky District of the Tar region, focusing on the lower reaches of the Ishim River and upstream along the Irtysh River during the 18th century. The research draws upon a variety of sources, including published written documents from the turn of the 17th to 18th centuries, archival records, lists of populated areas, demographic studie…
Use of Prohibited Fishing-Tackles and Techniques in Fishing for Commercially Valuable Fish among the Tatars of the Middle Irtysh Region in the First Quarter of the 21st Century
Using the ethnographic fieldwork and written sources of the 19th century, this study examines the prohibited fishing tackles and their use in fishing commercially valuable fish on the Irtysh River by the Tatars in the present-day Omsk Region. Information on this type of fishing from the second half of the 19th century to the first quarter of the 21st century is overviewed, and currently used prohibited fishing tackles (trotlines, self-activating …
Research of the Historical Parts of the Western Siberian Tatar Settlements in the Vicinity of the Mezhdurechye Rural Community in Tara District of Omsk Region in 2025
This article describes the research aimed at identifying the historical parts of the Tatar villages of Rechapovo and Atachka, and locating the currently non-existing village of Aptisheva as well as the outpost of the village of Atachka, known as Kauk Aul. The study was based on the written sources from the 18th and mid 19th centuries, ethnographic fieldwork, and archaeological survey of the Mezhdurechye rural community, the village of Atachka, an…
New Data on Pottery of the Modern Period and Contemporary History from Tatar Settlements of the North of the Omsk Irtysh Region
The article is based on field archaeological materials obtained during the study of cultural layers of the existing settlements in the Ust-Ishim district of the Omsk Region. It examines pottery collections from the village of Ashevany and the village of UstIshim. The materials are divided into pottery (coarse) ceramics (molded and easel), and two types of fine pottery. The total number of coarse (pottery) ceramics is 17 items, while fine pottery …
Preliminary Archaeological Research at the Summer Yurts of Chertanlinsky
The article reports the results of the search and preliminary studies with archaeological methods of the summer seasonal settlement of the Tara Tatars dating from the late 18th – first half of the 19th century. The summer seasonal settlements of the aboriginal population of Western Siberia are practically unknown and not subjected to archaeological research. Hence, understanding the culture and economy of these people remained incomplete. The pur…
New Tatar Settlements in Lower Tara Area in Last Third of 19th Century
The article is dedicated to the history of the establishment of the villages of Malye Murly in the Tarsky District and Molodtsovo in the Muromtsevsky District of the Omsk Region, founded by Tatars during the period of mass migrations to Siberia. These villages no longer exist. The paper introduces documents from regional archives into scholarly discourse. Materials from the First All-Russian population census of 1897 have been analyzed to study t…
About Omsk School of Archaeology (To the 95th Anniversary of the Birth of V.I. Matyushchenko)
The article considers the pedagogical activity of V.I. Matyushchenko at Omsk State University in 1976–2005. Arriving in Omsk as an already established venerable scientist, he began his work virtually from scratch. There were no archaeologists in Omsk, and the territory of the region was explored very poorly. Having experience of work at Tomsk University, V.I. Matyushchenko began to work in several directions. In science, he continued his studies …
Location of Tatars’ Settlements on the Irtysh Right Bank (According to Cartographical Documents of the 18th Century)
For the first time, data was published on the location of settlements of Tatar Tara Group, on the right bank of the Irtysh River at the end of the 18 th century in the territory of the modern Omsk region. This data is on previously rarely used cartographic sources (“Tabula exhibens cursum fluvii Irtisch ab Omskaja Krepost usque ad Tobolsk” 1780, Tara District 1784 and 1798). Other sources from this period were used to verify the findings (Dozorna…
Fishing of Tatars of the Irtysh Forest-Steppe Region in the 19th — Early 21st Centuries
The issues of fishing among the West Siberian Tatars living on the territory of the Omsk region in the forest-steppe zone on the left bank of the Irtysh River are considered. The authors dwell on the characteristics of the traditional aquatic areas of the XIX — early XXI century, fishing objects, tools and methods of fishing. It is proved that the fishing of the Tatars in these settlements was an auxiliary branch of the economy in the past and pr…
Location of Tatar Settlements in the Middle and Lower Tara Region According to 18th Century Maps
В статье рассматривается расположение поселений татар в нижнем и среднем течении Тары на картах Тарского у. 1784 и 1798 гг., Топографическом плане волости с. Карташевскаго и волости слободы Бергаматской Тарского у. 1798 г., которые ранее не использовались в исследованиях по истории региона. Для проверки достоверности приведенной в них информации привлекаются такие источники этого периода, как Дозорная книга Тарского уезда, путевые описания Г. Ф. …
Early Complexes of the Aylinka VIII Settlement
The article discusses the results of a reconnaissance study of the Aylinka VIII site, located on the right-bank terrace of the Shish River, the right tributary of the Irtysh River, in the territory of the village of Aylinka. During the work, materials from several cultural and chronological periods were revealed. The earliest complex is represented by fragments from thick-walled, flat-bottomed profiled dishes, ornamented mainly with shallow round…
The Colonisation of the Territories of the Middle Irtysh Region by the Tatars in the 18th – early 20th Centuries (Based on Archaeological Research)
Previously not studied seasonal settlements and small settlements of the West Siberian Tatars in the 18th-early 20th century, as well as their role in the colonization of territories in the Middle Irtysh region are considered. Until now, the existence of such settlements was only a hypothesis. In order to study options for the development of natural spaces by local groups of the West Siberian Tatars, a study of these types of settlements was carr…
Location of Tatar Settlements in the Middle and Lower Tara Region According to 18th Century Maps
Тhis article discusses the location of Tatar settlements in the lower and middle reaches of the Tara on maps of the Tarsky Uyezd (1784 and 1798) and on topographic plan of the Kartashevskago and Bergamotskaya districts of the Tarsky Uyezd (1798). These maps had not been previously used for reconstructing the history of the region. To test their accuracy, other sources are used, including the Inventory Book of the Tarsky Uyezd, Gerhard Miller’s it…
New Evidence on the Burial Traditions Among the Ancestors of the Tara Tatars (Based on the Excavations at the Seitovo IV Burial Ground in 2019)
New Numismatic Materials of the 16th Century from the Seitovo 4 Burial Ground (the Middle Irtysh Region)
Purpose. The aim of the work is to introduce for the scientific community new numismatic items of the 16th century, which allow us to date the earliest burials of the Tara Tatars living in the region and, based on this data, establish some specific features of their burial rituals. Results. We conducted a crash-rescue operation and explored grave 1 on the burial ground Seitovo 4, which is located in the southern-taiga belt of Western Siberia on t…
Seitovo 4
IV - XVII-XVIII . IV, - ( )
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…
Location of Tatar Settlements in the Middle and Lower Tara Region According to 18th Century Maps
Тhis article discusses the location of Tatar settlements in the lower and middle reaches of the Tara on maps of the Tarsky Uyezd (1784 and 1798) and on topographic plan of the Kartashevskago and Bergamotskaya districts of the Tarsky Uyezd (1798). These maps had not been previously used for reconstructing the history of the region. To test their accuracy, other sources are used, including the Inventory Book of the Tarsky Uyezd, Gerhard Miller’s it…
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…
New Evidence on the Burial Traditions Among the Ancestors of the Tara Tatars (Based on the Excavations at the Seitovo IV Burial Ground in 2019)
New Numismatic Materials of the 16th Century from the Seitovo 4 Burial Ground (the Middle Irtysh Region)
Purpose. The aim of the work is to introduce for the scientific community new numismatic items of the 16th century, which allow us to date the earliest burials of the Tara Tatars living in the region and, based on this data, establish some specific features of their burial rituals. Results. We conducted a crash-rescue operation and explored grave 1 on the burial ground Seitovo 4, which is located in the southern-taiga belt of Western Siberia on t…
Seitovo 4
IV - XVII-XVIII . IV, - ( )
Fishing of Tatars of the Irtysh Forest-Steppe Region in the 19th — Early 21st Centuries
The issues of fishing among the West Siberian Tatars living on the territory of the Omsk region in the forest-steppe zone on the left bank of the Irtysh River are considered. The authors dwell on the characteristics of the traditional aquatic areas of the XIX — early XXI century, fishing objects, tools and methods of fishing. It is proved that the fishing of the Tatars in these settlements was an auxiliary branch of the economy in the past and pr…
Location of Tatar Settlements in the Middle and Lower Tara Region According to 18th Century Maps
В статье рассматривается расположение поселений татар в нижнем и среднем течении Тары на картах Тарского у. 1784 и 1798 гг., Топографическом плане волости с. Карташевскаго и волости слободы Бергаматской Тарского у. 1798 г., которые ранее не использовались в исследованиях по истории региона. Для проверки достоверности приведенной в них информации привлекаются такие источники этого периода, как Дозорная книга Тарского уезда, путевые описания Г. Ф. …
Early Complexes of the Aylinka VIII Settlement
The article discusses the results of a reconnaissance study of the Aylinka VIII site, located on the right-bank terrace of the Shish River, the right tributary of the Irtysh River, in the territory of the village of Aylinka. During the work, materials from several cultural and chronological periods were revealed. The earliest complex is represented by fragments from thick-walled, flat-bottomed profiled dishes, ornamented mainly with shallow round…
The Colonisation of the Territories of the Middle Irtysh Region by the Tatars in the 18th – early 20th Centuries (Based on Archaeological Research)
Previously not studied seasonal settlements and small settlements of the West Siberian Tatars in the 18th-early 20th century, as well as their role in the colonization of territories in the Middle Irtysh region are considered. Until now, the existence of such settlements was only a hypothesis. In order to study options for the development of natural spaces by local groups of the West Siberian Tatars, a study of these types of settlements was carr…
Location of Tatar Settlements in the Middle and Lower Tara Region According to 18th Century Maps
Тhis article discusses the location of Tatar settlements in the lower and middle reaches of the Tara on maps of the Tarsky Uyezd (1784 and 1798) and on topographic plan of the Kartashevskago and Bergamotskaya districts of the Tarsky Uyezd (1798). These maps had not been previously used for reconstructing the history of the region. To test their accuracy, other sources are used, including the Inventory Book of the Tarsky Uyezd, Gerhard Miller’s it…
Location of Tatars’ Settlements on the Irtysh Right Bank (According to Cartographical Documents of the 18th Century)
For the first time, data was published on the location of settlements of Tatar Tara Group, on the right bank of the Irtysh River at the end of the 18 th century in the territory of the modern Omsk region. This data is on previously rarely used cartographic sources (“Tabula exhibens cursum fluvii Irtisch ab Omskaja Krepost usque ad Tobolsk” 1780, Tara District 1784 and 1798). Other sources from this period were used to verify the findings (Dozorna…
New Tatar Settlements in Lower Tara Area in Last Third of 19th Century
The article is dedicated to the history of the establishment of the villages of Malye Murly in the Tarsky District and Molodtsovo in the Muromtsevsky District of the Omsk Region, founded by Tatars during the period of mass migrations to Siberia. These villages no longer exist. The paper introduces documents from regional archives into scholarly discourse. Materials from the First All-Russian population census of 1897 have been analyzed to study t…
About Omsk School of Archaeology (To the 95th Anniversary of the Birth of V.I. Matyushchenko)
The article considers the pedagogical activity of V.I. Matyushchenko at Omsk State University in 1976–2005. Arriving in Omsk as an already established venerable scientist, he began his work virtually from scratch. There were no archaeologists in Omsk, and the territory of the region was explored very poorly. Having experience of work at Tomsk University, V.I. Matyushchenko began to work in several directions. In science, he continued his studies …
New Data on Pottery of the Modern Period and Contemporary History from Tatar Settlements of the North of the Omsk Irtysh Region
The article is based on field archaeological materials obtained during the study of cultural layers of the existing settlements in the Ust-Ishim district of the Omsk Region. It examines pottery collections from the village of Ashevany and the village of UstIshim. The materials are divided into pottery (coarse) ceramics (molded and easel), and two types of fine pottery. The total number of coarse (pottery) ceramics is 17 items, while fine pottery …
Preliminary Archaeological Research at the Summer Yurts of Chertanlinsky
The article reports the results of the search and preliminary studies with archaeological methods of the summer seasonal settlement of the Tara Tatars dating from the late 18th – first half of the 19th century. The summer seasonal settlements of the aboriginal population of Western Siberia are practically unknown and not subjected to archaeological research. Hence, understanding the culture and economy of these people remained incomplete. The pur…
Settlement Network of Siberian Tatars in Lower Ishim River and Adjacent Areas along Irtysh River in Modern Times
This article provides a comprehensive characterization of the settlement network of the Siberian Tatars in the Sargatsky District of the Tar region, focusing on the lower reaches of the Ishim River and upstream along the Irtysh River during the 18th century. The research draws upon a variety of sources, including published written documents from the turn of the 17th to 18th centuries, archival records, lists of populated areas, demographic studie…
Use of Prohibited Fishing-Tackles and Techniques in Fishing for Commercially Valuable Fish among the Tatars of the Middle Irtysh Region in the First Quarter of the 21st Century
Using the ethnographic fieldwork and written sources of the 19th century, this study examines the prohibited fishing tackles and their use in fishing commercially valuable fish on the Irtysh River by the Tatars in the present-day Omsk Region. Information on this type of fishing from the second half of the 19th century to the first quarter of the 21st century is overviewed, and currently used prohibited fishing tackles (trotlines, self-activating …
Research of the Historical Parts of the Western Siberian Tatar Settlements in the Vicinity of the Mezhdurechye Rural Community in Tara District of Omsk Region in 2025
This article describes the research aimed at identifying the historical parts of the Tatar villages of Rechapovo and Atachka, and locating the currently non-existing village of Aptisheva as well as the outpost of the village of Atachka, known as Kauk Aul. The study was based on the written sources from the 18th and mid 19th centuries, ethnographic fieldwork, and archaeological survey of the Mezhdurechye rural community, the village of Atachka, an…
Settlement Pattern of Siberian Tatars and Bokharans of the Irtysh-Osha Interfluve in the 18th to Mid-19th Centuries
На основе опубликованных письменных источников XVIII в., архивных документов середины XIX в., историко-этнографических исследований рассматриваются некоторые аспекты формирования и функционирования кустов поселений сибирских татар и бухарцев XVIII — середины XIX в. в междуречье р. Иртыш и его левого притока р. Оша. В научный оборот вводятся новые полевые археологические и этнографические данные о местах расположения поселений, жители которых разъ…
Settlement Pattern of Siberian Tatars and Bokharans of the Irtysh-Osha Interfluve in the 18th to Mid-19th Centuries
On the basis of 18th century written sources, mid-19th century archival documents, historic and ethnographic studies, we examine certain aspects of the origin and functioning of village clusters of Siberian Tatars and Bokharans in the area between the Irtysh and its left tributary, the Osha, in the 1700s to mid-1800s. We publish archaeological and ethnographic field data on the location of abandoned villages. West Siberian Tatars emerged in the r…
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