V A Borzunov
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4533197 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | V A Borzunov |
| NOMBRES | V A |
| APELLIDO | Borzunov |
| FIRMA | BORZUNOV V A |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 2 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2002 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Several Narratives on the History of the Forest Trans-Ural Population and its Surroundings at the End of the Bronze Age and the Beginning of the Iron Age
New findings and interpretations concerning the genesis, functioning, and final development of three cultures in the forest Trans-Urals region have been examined: the incoming Gamayun culture (X–IV centuries BC), the local Itkul culture (VII–III/II centuries BC), and the heterogeneous Iset culture (IX/VIII–IV centuries BC). The latter formed as a result of interaction between Gamayun groups (descendants of of taiga hunters and fishermen who came …
Non-Ferrous Metal Products of the Monument Serny Klyuch in the Mountains of the Middle Urals
The paper presents the results of the study of non-ferrous metal products that were found at the hillfort Serny Klyuch with an area of about 1000 m2, located on the top of a high (20–25 m) limestone cliff near Nyazepetrovsk town in the upper reaches of the Ufa River. The hillfort contains materials from the last five millennia. In 1989–1993 archaeologists of the Ural State University uncovered half of the monument with the remains of fortificatio…
Lakeside Settlement of the Beginning of the Iron Age in the Ural Taiga
The article presents the characteristics of the multi-temporal settlements that existed in the 8th-3rd centuries BC on the ruins of Shaitanskoe Lake II, a unique sanctuary of the beginning of the Bronze Age in the vicinity of the village Neivo-Rudyanka, Sverdlovsk Region. This is the first most fully investigated (1149 sq. m) site of the early Iron Age of the mountain-forest Trans-Urals, located on a low lakeside terrace. The ceramic and tool com…
The fortified settlement of Melkoye Ozero (the 8th century BC – the 6th century AD) in the mountain-forest Trans-Urals
Zotino Iii
In 1974 and 1977, an archaeological expedition from the Ural State University excavated part (441 m2 ) of a fortifi ed Early Iron Age manufacturing site on the Bagaryak River near Zotino, in the forest zone of the Trans-Urals foothills. The site, measuring 80 m by 50–66 m (total area, 3800 m2 ), is located on a 40–43 m high cliff. Its northeastern inland side is protected by a low stone and earthen wall, preserved to the height of 0.75 m, and is …
Zotinskoe Iii Settlement, a Fortified Center of Trans-Ural Metallurgists of the Early Iron Age
III - : 1974 1977 . (441 2 ) , . . , , , , , - ( ), , . ( ) , , , , - (, ), , , - ( ) , . . . , . : , , , , , . (227 18 71 16 ). (159 8 ) (52 10 ). (VII-IV . ..), (VI-II . ..) , , XIX-XX . : IV-II
Bystry Kulyogan-38 –Bronze Age Fortified Dwelling In The Surgut Ob Area
In 2000, archaeologists from Yekaterinburg and Surgut excavated the preserved portion (380 sq. m) of the Bronze Age fortifi ed settlement situated on the Bystry Kulyogan River, right bank of the Ob River, 35 km west of Surgut. The settlement was initially estimated to be approximately 650 sq. m in size. An isolated dwelling was located on a small sandy promontory. It was protected by an arcuate moat and probably by a palisade along the perimeter.…
New Data on the Geographical Distribution of Fortified Dwellings in Northern Eurasia
Fortified [ukreplennoe, krepostnoe, oboronnoe] dwellings (a house-fortress [domkrepost'], dwelling-fortress [zhilishche-krepost']) are among the most original and ancient types of fortified settlements in the world. The first and most widespread type of fortified dwelling is a stone and wood tower dwelling [zhilaia bashnia, zhilishche-bashnia] with many modifications. In the Neolithic—Bronze Age (eighth—second millennium B.C.E.) this type was dis…
Zotinskoe Iii Settlement, a Fortified Center of Trans-Ural Metallurgists of the Early Iron Age
III - : 1974 1977 . (441 2 ) , . . , , , , , - ( ), , . ( ) , , , , - (, ), , , - ( ) , . . . , . : , , , , , . (227 18 71 16 ). (159 8 ) (52 10 ). (VII-IV . ..), (VI-II . ..) , , XIX-XX . : IV-II
Bystry Kulyogan-38 –Bronze Age Fortified Dwelling In The Surgut Ob Area
In 2000, archaeologists from Yekaterinburg and Surgut excavated the preserved portion (380 sq. m) of the Bronze Age fortifi ed settlement situated on the Bystry Kulyogan River, right bank of the Ob River, 35 km west of Surgut. The settlement was initially estimated to be approximately 650 sq. m in size. An isolated dwelling was located on a small sandy promontory. It was protected by an arcuate moat and probably by a palisade along the perimeter.…
New Data on the Geographical Distribution of Fortified Dwellings in Northern Eurasia
Fortified [ukreplennoe, krepostnoe, oboronnoe] dwellings (a house-fortress [domkrepost'], dwelling-fortress [zhilishche-krepost']) are among the most original and ancient types of fortified settlements in the world. The first and most widespread type of fortified dwelling is a stone and wood tower dwelling [zhilaia bashnia, zhilishche-bashnia] with many modifications. In the Neolithic—Bronze Age (eighth—second millennium B.C.E.) this type was dis…
Bystry Kulyogan-38 –Bronze Age Fortified Dwelling In The Surgut Ob Area
In 2000, archaeologists from Yekaterinburg and Surgut excavated the preserved portion (380 sq. m) of the Bronze Age fortifi ed settlement situated on the Bystry Kulyogan River, right bank of the Ob River, 35 km west of Surgut. The settlement was initially estimated to be approximately 650 sq. m in size. An isolated dwelling was located on a small sandy promontory. It was protected by an arcuate moat and probably by a palisade along the perimeter.…
Zotino Iii
In 1974 and 1977, an archaeological expedition from the Ural State University excavated part (441 m2 ) of a fortifi ed Early Iron Age manufacturing site on the Bagaryak River near Zotino, in the forest zone of the Trans-Urals foothills. The site, measuring 80 m by 50–66 m (total area, 3800 m2 ), is located on a 40–43 m high cliff. Its northeastern inland side is protected by a low stone and earthen wall, preserved to the height of 0.75 m, and is …
Zotinskoe Iii Settlement, a Fortified Center of Trans-Ural Metallurgists of the Early Iron Age
III - : 1974 1977 . (441 2 ) , . . , , , , , - ( ), , . ( ) , , , , - (, ), , , - ( ) , . . . , . : , , , , , . (227 18 71 16 ). (159 8 ) (52 10 ). (VII-IV . ..), (VI-II . ..) , , XIX-XX . : IV-II
The fortified settlement of Melkoye Ozero (the 8th century BC – the 6th century AD) in the mountain-forest Trans-Urals
Lakeside Settlement of the Beginning of the Iron Age in the Ural Taiga
The article presents the characteristics of the multi-temporal settlements that existed in the 8th-3rd centuries BC on the ruins of Shaitanskoe Lake II, a unique sanctuary of the beginning of the Bronze Age in the vicinity of the village Neivo-Rudyanka, Sverdlovsk Region. This is the first most fully investigated (1149 sq. m) site of the early Iron Age of the mountain-forest Trans-Urals, located on a low lakeside terrace. The ceramic and tool com…
Non-Ferrous Metal Products of the Monument Serny Klyuch in the Mountains of the Middle Urals
The paper presents the results of the study of non-ferrous metal products that were found at the hillfort Serny Klyuch with an area of about 1000 m2, located on the top of a high (20–25 m) limestone cliff near Nyazepetrovsk town in the upper reaches of the Ufa River. The hillfort contains materials from the last five millennia. In 1989–1993 archaeologists of the Ural State University uncovered half of the monument with the remains of fortificatio…
Several Narratives on the History of the Forest Trans-Ural Population and its Surroundings at the End of the Bronze Age and the Beginning of the Iron Age
New findings and interpretations concerning the genesis, functioning, and final development of three cultures in the forest Trans-Urals region have been examined: the incoming Gamayun culture (X–IV centuries BC), the local Itkul culture (VII–III/II centuries BC), and the heterogeneous Iset culture (IX/VIII–IV centuries BC). The latter formed as a result of interaction between Gamayun groups (descendants of of taiga hunters and fishermen who came …
Archaeology (7 obras) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (7 obras) · Geography (7 obras) · Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (6 obras) · Bronze (4 obras) · Metallurgy and Cultural Artifacts (4 obras) · Ancient history (3 obras) · Bronze Age (3 obras) · History (3 obras) · Iron Age (3 obras)