E V Chernysheva
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 54624 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | E V Chernysheva |
| NOMBRES | E V |
| APELLIDO | Chernysheva |
| FIRMA | CHERNYSHEVA E V |
| AFILIACIONES | Institute of Physical-Chemical and Biological Problems in Soil Science |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8526-4798 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 15 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 15 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2015 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Financial Culture
This article examines the concept of ‘financial culture,’ which is particularly relevant in today’s dynamically developing world. The author draws on various theoretical concepts used to define and measure financial culture and offers a classification of approaches to studying this phenomenon. Particular attention is given to empirical studies aimed at identifying the relationship between financial culture and the socioeconomic characteristics of…
A Microbiological Study of the Content of Vessels from a 6th Century BC Burial at Nor Armavir, Armenia
Приведены результаты микробиологического анализа грунта, заполнявшего сосуды из погребения VI в. до н.э. могильника Нор Армавир (Армавирская обл. Республики Армения). Исследовано заполнение двух кубков, четырех горшков, двух кувшинов и одного кувшина-кубка. Анализ трофических предпочтений и численности микробных сообществ в образцах грунта, а также особенностей роста выделенных микроорганизмов, способных к сбраживанию молока и простых сахаров, в …
A Microbiological Study of the Content of Vessels from a 6th Century BC Burial at Nor Armavir, Armenia
We present the results of a microbiological analysis of the soil-filling of vessels (two goblets, four pots, two jugs, and a jug-goblet) from a 6th century BC burial at Nor Armavir, Armavir Region, Republic of Armenia. Trophic preferences, the number of microbial communities in the soil samples, and the growth patterns of isolated microorganisms, grown in liquid culture media and capable of fermenting milk and simple sugars, strongly suggest that…
Microbiological Approaches to the Detection of Fat in Ritual Vessels From Ancient Burials
Lipolytic bacteria are practically not detected in ordinary soils, but their number can increase significantly if fats enter the soil. To identify the initial presence of fats in the composition of ritual food, an assessment of the number of lipolytic bacteria in the soils of 64 vessels from the burials of the Early Medieval time of the North Caucasus was carried out. Microbiological analyses were conducted in samples from the bottom layer of ves…
Soil biochemical inticators of initial presence of fat in different archaeological contexts
The article proposes a new biochemical approach for the reconstruction of the initial presence of fat-containing products in different archaeological contexts (ceramic vessels from burials, soil samples in different parts of the skeleton and cultural layers of archaeological sites) based on the study of qualitative and quantitative changes in the parameters of the soil microbial community, namely, specific groups of microorganisms (lipolytics), a…
Soil-Archaeological Studies of the Early Bronze Age Settlement Artanish-9 (Republic of Armenia)
The article presents the results of comprehensive soil and archaeological studies of the early Bronze Age settlement of the Kura-Araks culture Artanish-9, located on the shore of Lake Sevan (Republic of Armenia). The cultural layer inside the residential building and in the inter-residential space is investigated. A microelement analysis of the cultural layer was carried out. To assess the intensity of transformation of the original soil as a res…
Reconstruction of Particularities of Ancient Human Activity Based on Geochemical and Soil Microbiological Investigation of Sotk-2 Site (Republic of Armenia)
The article presents the results of the first joint soil-archaeological investigations on the territory of the Republic of Armenia. The cultural layers of the Sotk-2 site, located on the southeastern coast of Lake Sevan, were chosen as the object of study. The Sotk-2 played a special role in the settlement system in the region, as it is located on the way to the Bronze Age gold mine. A multi-layered settlement has been recorded here, which settle…
Apperception of Sufism
The study states that the spread of Sufi teachings in Crimea in the 13th-15th centuries should be considered as a display of the continuous recursiveness of spiritual culture. The prerequisites for apperception are developing as a result of the formation of an institutional matrix, the basis of which was the union of the so-called nomadic empires and Hellenistic states. Maintenance of the Khazar heritage, the impact of the Hellenistic culture, an…
Influence of grazing on the structure and biological activity of dry steppe soils of the southern Russian Plain
A comparative analysis of physicochemical and biological properties of Kastanozems and Solonetzes, the two most common soil types in the Caspian region of the post‐Soviet territory was carried out. The carbonate, salt, Corg, mineral N (NH 4 + and NO 3 − ) contents, microbial biomass (measured by ds‐DNA and phospholipids), and activity of 17 hydrolases involved in the C, N, P, and S cycles were measured along the grazing attenuation gradient near …
Archaeological, Soil and Microbiological Studies of the Moskva River Floodplain Deposits at the Zvenigorod Biological Plant
В статье приводятся результаты применения методов почвенно-микробиологического исследования культурных слоев в пойменных отложениях Москвы-реки. Выявлена корреляция пиков численности сапротрофных и термофильных бактерий с горизонтами погребенных почв в толще аллювия, к которым приурочены археологические находки. Показано, что с помощью микробиологических анализов можно выявить следы хозяйственной активности, которая датируется ранним бронзовым ве…
Archaeological microbiology
Soil microbiological properties in livestock corrals
Thermophilic microorganisms in arable land around medieval archaeological sites in Northern Caucasus, Russia
Thermophilic microorganisms in the soils of medieval cultivated fields located within the Kislovodsk Basin (Northern Caucasus, Russia) were selected as a means for the reconstruction of manuring practices. Thermophilic bacteria are specific groups of microorganisms that develop in manure during the composting process when temperatures reach 60–70°C. The abundance of this type of bacteria in soils depends greatly on the intensity of farming practi…
Buried Paleoanthrosols of the Bronze Age agricultural terraces in the Kislovodsk basin (Northern Caucasus, Russia)
Urease activity in cultural layers at archaeological sites
Urease activity in cultural layers at archaeological sites
Thermophilic microorganisms in arable land around medieval archaeological sites in Northern Caucasus, Russia
Thermophilic microorganisms in the soils of medieval cultivated fields located within the Kislovodsk Basin (Northern Caucasus, Russia) were selected as a means for the reconstruction of manuring practices. Thermophilic bacteria are specific groups of microorganisms that develop in manure during the composting process when temperatures reach 60–70°C. The abundance of this type of bacteria in soils depends greatly on the intensity of farming practi…
Soil microbiological properties in livestock corrals
Urease activity in cultural layers at archaeological sites
Buried Paleoanthrosols of the Bronze Age agricultural terraces in the Kislovodsk basin (Northern Caucasus, Russia)
Thermophilic microorganisms in arable land around medieval archaeological sites in Northern Caucasus, Russia
Thermophilic microorganisms in the soils of medieval cultivated fields located within the Kislovodsk Basin (Northern Caucasus, Russia) were selected as a means for the reconstruction of manuring practices. Thermophilic bacteria are specific groups of microorganisms that develop in manure during the composting process when temperatures reach 60–70°C. The abundance of this type of bacteria in soils depends greatly on the intensity of farming practi…
Apperception of Sufism
The study states that the spread of Sufi teachings in Crimea in the 13th-15th centuries should be considered as a display of the continuous recursiveness of spiritual culture. The prerequisites for apperception are developing as a result of the formation of an institutional matrix, the basis of which was the union of the so-called nomadic empires and Hellenistic states. Maintenance of the Khazar heritage, the impact of the Hellenistic culture, an…
Influence of grazing on the structure and biological activity of dry steppe soils of the southern Russian Plain
A comparative analysis of physicochemical and biological properties of Kastanozems and Solonetzes, the two most common soil types in the Caspian region of the post‐Soviet territory was carried out. The carbonate, salt, Corg, mineral N (NH 4 + and NO 3 − ) contents, microbial biomass (measured by ds‐DNA and phospholipids), and activity of 17 hydrolases involved in the C, N, P, and S cycles were measured along the grazing attenuation gradient near …
Archaeological, Soil and Microbiological Studies of the Moskva River Floodplain Deposits at the Zvenigorod Biological Plant
В статье приводятся результаты применения методов почвенно-микробиологического исследования культурных слоев в пойменных отложениях Москвы-реки. Выявлена корреляция пиков численности сапротрофных и термофильных бактерий с горизонтами погребенных почв в толще аллювия, к которым приурочены археологические находки. Показано, что с помощью микробиологических анализов можно выявить следы хозяйственной активности, которая датируется ранним бронзовым ве…
Archaeological microbiology
Soil microbiological properties in livestock corrals
Reconstruction of Particularities of Ancient Human Activity Based on Geochemical and Soil Microbiological Investigation of Sotk-2 Site (Republic of Armenia)
The article presents the results of the first joint soil-archaeological investigations on the territory of the Republic of Armenia. The cultural layers of the Sotk-2 site, located on the southeastern coast of Lake Sevan, were chosen as the object of study. The Sotk-2 played a special role in the settlement system in the region, as it is located on the way to the Bronze Age gold mine. A multi-layered settlement has been recorded here, which settle…
Microbiological Approaches to the Detection of Fat in Ritual Vessels From Ancient Burials
Lipolytic bacteria are practically not detected in ordinary soils, but their number can increase significantly if fats enter the soil. To identify the initial presence of fats in the composition of ritual food, an assessment of the number of lipolytic bacteria in the soils of 64 vessels from the burials of the Early Medieval time of the North Caucasus was carried out. Microbiological analyses were conducted in samples from the bottom layer of ves…
Soil biochemical inticators of initial presence of fat in different archaeological contexts
The article proposes a new biochemical approach for the reconstruction of the initial presence of fat-containing products in different archaeological contexts (ceramic vessels from burials, soil samples in different parts of the skeleton and cultural layers of archaeological sites) based on the study of qualitative and quantitative changes in the parameters of the soil microbial community, namely, specific groups of microorganisms (lipolytics), a…
Soil-Archaeological Studies of the Early Bronze Age Settlement Artanish-9 (Republic of Armenia)
The article presents the results of comprehensive soil and archaeological studies of the early Bronze Age settlement of the Kura-Araks culture Artanish-9, located on the shore of Lake Sevan (Republic of Armenia). The cultural layer inside the residential building and in the inter-residential space is investigated. A microelement analysis of the cultural layer was carried out. To assess the intensity of transformation of the original soil as a res…
Financial Culture
This article examines the concept of ‘financial culture,’ which is particularly relevant in today’s dynamically developing world. The author draws on various theoretical concepts used to define and measure financial culture and offers a classification of approaches to studying this phenomenon. Particular attention is given to empirical studies aimed at identifying the relationship between financial culture and the socioeconomic characteristics of…
A Microbiological Study of the Content of Vessels from a 6th Century BC Burial at Nor Armavir, Armenia
Приведены результаты микробиологического анализа грунта, заполнявшего сосуды из погребения VI в. до н.э. могильника Нор Армавир (Армавирская обл. Республики Армения). Исследовано заполнение двух кубков, четырех горшков, двух кувшинов и одного кувшина-кубка. Анализ трофических предпочтений и численности микробных сообществ в образцах грунта, а также особенностей роста выделенных микроорганизмов, способных к сбраживанию молока и простых сахаров, в …
A Microbiological Study of the Content of Vessels from a 6th Century BC Burial at Nor Armavir, Armenia
We present the results of a microbiological analysis of the soil-filling of vessels (two goblets, four pots, two jugs, and a jug-goblet) from a 6th century BC burial at Nor Armavir, Armavir Region, Republic of Armenia. Trophic preferences, the number of microbial communities in the soil samples, and the growth patterns of isolated microorganisms, grown in liquid culture media and capable of fermenting milk and simple sugars, strongly suggest that…
Archaeology (9 obras) · Geography (9 obras) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (8 obras) · Marine and environmental studies (7 obras) · Soil and Environmental Studies (7 obras) · Biology (6 obras) · Environmental Science (6 obras) · Soil water (6 obras) · Bacteria (5 obras) · Ecology (5 obras)