О Н Корочкова
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4874953 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | О Н Корочкова |
| NOMBRES | О Н |
| APELLIDO | Корочкова |
| FIRMA | КОРОЧКОВА О Н |
| AFILIACIONES | Ural Federal University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2009 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Cherkaskul culture
New archaeological materials from the Trans-Urals allow us to outline new research perspectives in the study of the Cherkaskul culture. Cherkaskul culture occupied a central position within the vast Andronoid community of the XVII–XV centuries BC. The formation of culture took place within the forest-steppe landscapes of the eastern slopes of the Middle Urals. It happened due to the interaction of main Andronovo (Fedorovo) impulse and multicultur…
Deposition of Base Ore and Alloy Elements in the Bronze Age Metal in the Trans-Urals
The paper studies the problems of the geochemical specialization of the Bronze Age metal items from the eastern flank of the Ural mining and metallurgical province produced at the end of the third millennium BC — the middle of the second millennium BC in the Abashevo, Sintashta, Koptyakov-Seimino and the Alakul centers. The metal geochemical markers determination was performed by means of a local quantitative chemical composition analysis of 101 …
Setting the Stage
The authors propose to discuss the methodology of searching for the defi nitive indicators of flaking techniques of the Eneolithic — Bronze Age in the mountain-forest Trans-Urals. The methodology is based on a step-by-step cross-referencing analysis of raw materials, technological and morphological characteristics of stone artifacts. The multilayer settlement Shaitanskoe 4–6 stone tools assemblage (the Kirovgrad district, Sverdlovsk Oblast) serve…
Middle Trans-Urals and Western Siberia
The article deals with the peculiarities of formation processes of the Bronze Age among the population of hunters and fishermen of the mountain-forest Trans-Urals and the West Siberian taiga at the end of III – beginning of II millennium BC. The transition to the Era of Metal in both Trans-Urals and Western Siberia occurred under the direct influence of foreign cultural groups of the population, though under different scenarios. The traditions of…
Radiocarbon Dating of Late Bronze Age Burials from the Great Urals (Steppe Trans-Urals and Northern Kazakhstan) and Bayesian Modeling
In the last two decades, the Bronze Age chronology of the Great Urals was revolutionized by the first large-scale radiocarbon dating programs. Since then, the chronology of the Bronze Age in this area has been under discussion. In this paper, we present 23 new AMS dates from Late Bronze Age sites in the steppe and forest steppe areas of the southern Trans-Urals and northwestern Kazakhstan. This includes the first successful dating of cremated bon…
New Finds of Flint Plastic Art in the Mountainous-Forest Trans-Urals
Публикация вводит в научный оборот две кремневые фигурки, обнаруженные в результате раскопок многослойного памятника Шайтанское 4-6 в Свердловской области. Анализ контекстов и аналогий позволяет с достаточной уверенностью атрибутировать их в рамках аятской культуры эпохи энеолита и рассматривать как свидетельства символической деятельности местного населения в IV-III тыс. до н. э. The paper introduces two flint figurines into scientific discourse…
Sign of the Way in the Symbolism of the Fedorovo Culture
The authors offer an interpretation of one of the exclusive attributes of the Fedorovo culture such as clay containers known as dishes. Artifacts from two burial sites are considered as the main source: Urefty I (forest-steppe Trans-Urals, Chelyabinsk region) and Lisakovsky I (Northern Kazakhstan, Kostanay region). The analysis of contexts and analogies in the Bronze Age cultures of Central Europe makes it possible to regard clay dishes as wagon …
Ural and West Siberian Hoards (Bronze Age - Early Iron Age)
II-I
Issues in the Calendar Chronology of the Seima-Turbino Transcultural Phenomenon
The Seima-Turbino (ST) transcultural phenomenon was unique for the Eurasian Bronze Age. Its very rare but highly specific memorial sanctuaries and randomly found bronze artifacts are scattered across a 7000-km-long, gently sloping arс spanning territories from northern China to the Baltic and the Lower Dniester––nearly 4 mln km 2 . However, until recently, no reliable radiocarbon database relating to ST was available. The situation changed after …
Metales del yacimiento ritual de Shaitanskoye Ozero II (Provincia de Sverdlovsk Oblast, Rusia) (1)
Este artículo describe los materiales del sitio ritual de Shaitanskoye Ozero II, Provincia de Sverdlovsk. Las reducidas excavaciones emprendidas en el lugar con superficie inferior a los 240 m2 han entregado más de 160 objetos de bronce: utensilios, armas, adornos en espiral de cobre y abundantes residuos de la fusión y el trabajo del metal. Además de tipos Seima-Turbino (hachas tubulares y cuchillos planos) y Euroasiáticos (puñales de mango fund…
The Pakhomovskaya Culture of the Late Bronze Age
The distribution area of the Pakhomovskaya culture is located in the forest-steppe region of the Tobol-Irtysh basin. The Pakhomovskaya culture represents part of the Andronovo-type community which originated in the northern periphery of the Andronovo world as a result of contacts existing between aboriginal and immigrant (Andronovo) groups. In the west, the Pakhomovskaya culture bordered on the Cherkaskul culture, in the south, the early Alekseye…
Shaitanskoye Ozero Ii
The present article describes materials from the ritual site of Shaitanskoye Ozero II, Sverdlovsk Oblast. Two excavations carried out at the site measuring less than 100 sq. m in size, yielded more than 130 bronze artifacts: utensils, weapons, rolled copper ornaments, and abundant smelting and casting waste. Apart from Seima-Turbino (celts and laminar knives) and Eurasian types (daggers with cast hilts, truncated knives with guards, fluted bracel…
Issues in the Calendar Chronology of the Seima-Turbino Transcultural Phenomenon
The Seima-Turbino (ST) transcultural phenomenon was unique for the Eurasian Bronze Age. Its very rare but highly specific memorial sanctuaries and randomly found bronze artifacts are scattered across a 7000-km-long, gently sloping arс spanning territories from northern China to the Baltic and the Lower Dniester––nearly 4 mln km 2 . However, until recently, no reliable radiocarbon database relating to ST was available. The situation changed after …
The Pakhomovskaya Culture of the Late Bronze Age
The distribution area of the Pakhomovskaya culture is located in the forest-steppe region of the Tobol-Irtysh basin. The Pakhomovskaya culture represents part of the Andronovo-type community which originated in the northern periphery of the Andronovo world as a result of contacts existing between aboriginal and immigrant (Andronovo) groups. In the west, the Pakhomovskaya culture bordered on the Cherkaskul culture, in the south, the early Alekseye…
Ural and West Siberian Hoards (Bronze Age - Early Iron Age)
II-I
Shaitanskoye Ozero Ii
The present article describes materials from the ritual site of Shaitanskoye Ozero II, Sverdlovsk Oblast. Two excavations carried out at the site measuring less than 100 sq. m in size, yielded more than 130 bronze artifacts: utensils, weapons, rolled copper ornaments, and abundant smelting and casting waste. Apart from Seima-Turbino (celts and laminar knives) and Eurasian types (daggers with cast hilts, truncated knives with guards, fluted bracel…
Radiocarbon Dating of Late Bronze Age Burials from the Great Urals (Steppe Trans-Urals and Northern Kazakhstan) and Bayesian Modeling
In the last two decades, the Bronze Age chronology of the Great Urals was revolutionized by the first large-scale radiocarbon dating programs. Since then, the chronology of the Bronze Age in this area has been under discussion. In this paper, we present 23 new AMS dates from Late Bronze Age sites in the steppe and forest steppe areas of the southern Trans-Urals and northwestern Kazakhstan. This includes the first successful dating of cremated bon…
The Pakhomovskaya Culture of the Late Bronze Age
The distribution area of the Pakhomovskaya culture is located in the forest-steppe region of the Tobol-Irtysh basin. The Pakhomovskaya culture represents part of the Andronovo-type community which originated in the northern periphery of the Andronovo world as a result of contacts existing between aboriginal and immigrant (Andronovo) groups. In the west, the Pakhomovskaya culture bordered on the Cherkaskul culture, in the south, the early Alekseye…
Shaitanskoye Ozero Ii
The present article describes materials from the ritual site of Shaitanskoye Ozero II, Sverdlovsk Oblast. Two excavations carried out at the site measuring less than 100 sq. m in size, yielded more than 130 bronze artifacts: utensils, weapons, rolled copper ornaments, and abundant smelting and casting waste. Apart from Seima-Turbino (celts and laminar knives) and Eurasian types (daggers with cast hilts, truncated knives with guards, fluted bracel…
Metales del yacimiento ritual de Shaitanskoye Ozero II (Provincia de Sverdlovsk Oblast, Rusia) (1)
Este artículo describe los materiales del sitio ritual de Shaitanskoye Ozero II, Provincia de Sverdlovsk. Las reducidas excavaciones emprendidas en el lugar con superficie inferior a los 240 m2 han entregado más de 160 objetos de bronce: utensilios, armas, adornos en espiral de cobre y abundantes residuos de la fusión y el trabajo del metal. Además de tipos Seima-Turbino (hachas tubulares y cuchillos planos) y Euroasiáticos (puñales de mango fund…
Issues in the Calendar Chronology of the Seima-Turbino Transcultural Phenomenon
The Seima-Turbino (ST) transcultural phenomenon was unique for the Eurasian Bronze Age. Its very rare but highly specific memorial sanctuaries and randomly found bronze artifacts are scattered across a 7000-km-long, gently sloping arс spanning territories from northern China to the Baltic and the Lower Dniester––nearly 4 mln km 2 . However, until recently, no reliable radiocarbon database relating to ST was available. The situation changed after …
Ural and West Siberian Hoards (Bronze Age - Early Iron Age)
II-I
Sign of the Way in the Symbolism of the Fedorovo Culture
The authors offer an interpretation of one of the exclusive attributes of the Fedorovo culture such as clay containers known as dishes. Artifacts from two burial sites are considered as the main source: Urefty I (forest-steppe Trans-Urals, Chelyabinsk region) and Lisakovsky I (Northern Kazakhstan, Kostanay region). The analysis of contexts and analogies in the Bronze Age cultures of Central Europe makes it possible to regard clay dishes as wagon …
New Finds of Flint Plastic Art in the Mountainous-Forest Trans-Urals
Публикация вводит в научный оборот две кремневые фигурки, обнаруженные в результате раскопок многослойного памятника Шайтанское 4-6 в Свердловской области. Анализ контекстов и аналогий позволяет с достаточной уверенностью атрибутировать их в рамках аятской культуры эпохи энеолита и рассматривать как свидетельства символической деятельности местного населения в IV-III тыс. до н. э. The paper introduces two flint figurines into scientific discourse…
Deposition of Base Ore and Alloy Elements in the Bronze Age Metal in the Trans-Urals
The paper studies the problems of the geochemical specialization of the Bronze Age metal items from the eastern flank of the Ural mining and metallurgical province produced at the end of the third millennium BC — the middle of the second millennium BC in the Abashevo, Sintashta, Koptyakov-Seimino and the Alakul centers. The metal geochemical markers determination was performed by means of a local quantitative chemical composition analysis of 101 …
Setting the Stage
The authors propose to discuss the methodology of searching for the defi nitive indicators of flaking techniques of the Eneolithic — Bronze Age in the mountain-forest Trans-Urals. The methodology is based on a step-by-step cross-referencing analysis of raw materials, technological and morphological characteristics of stone artifacts. The multilayer settlement Shaitanskoe 4–6 stone tools assemblage (the Kirovgrad district, Sverdlovsk Oblast) serve…
Middle Trans-Urals and Western Siberia
The article deals with the peculiarities of formation processes of the Bronze Age among the population of hunters and fishermen of the mountain-forest Trans-Urals and the West Siberian taiga at the end of III – beginning of II millennium BC. The transition to the Era of Metal in both Trans-Urals and Western Siberia occurred under the direct influence of foreign cultural groups of the population, though under different scenarios. The traditions of…
Radiocarbon Dating of Late Bronze Age Burials from the Great Urals (Steppe Trans-Urals and Northern Kazakhstan) and Bayesian Modeling
In the last two decades, the Bronze Age chronology of the Great Urals was revolutionized by the first large-scale radiocarbon dating programs. Since then, the chronology of the Bronze Age in this area has been under discussion. In this paper, we present 23 new AMS dates from Late Bronze Age sites in the steppe and forest steppe areas of the southern Trans-Urals and northwestern Kazakhstan. This includes the first successful dating of cremated bon…
Cherkaskul culture
New archaeological materials from the Trans-Urals allow us to outline new research perspectives in the study of the Cherkaskul culture. Cherkaskul culture occupied a central position within the vast Andronoid community of the XVII–XV centuries BC. The formation of culture took place within the forest-steppe landscapes of the eastern slopes of the Middle Urals. It happened due to the interaction of main Andronovo (Fedorovo) impulse and multicultur…
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