Oleg Petrauskas

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ID6049758
NOMBREOleg Petrauskas
NOMBRESOleg
APELLIDOPetrauskas
FIRMAPETRAUSKAS O
AFILIACIONESNational Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
ORCID0000-0001-9117-4265
VERIFICADOSí
TOTAL DE OBRAS9
TOTAL DE CITAS0
TOTAL COMO AUTOR9
TOTAL COMO EDITOR0
PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN2018
AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN2025
ÍNDICE H0

  • The Slavic Component of the Cherniakhiv Culture Settlement in Komariv

    Oleg Petrauskas, Aleksandra Rzeszotarska‐nowakiewicz et al.ARTICLEŚwiatowit2025

    This article analyses the formation of residential and settlement structures that are characteristic of early Slavic culture. The analysis is based on archaeological discoveries from the Cherniakhiv culture settlement at Komariv, Ukraine. Emphasising the multi-ethnic character of the settlement, the article notes the coexistence of East Germanic, Proto-Slavic, Geto-Dacian, Scythian- Sarmatian and Roman elements, while highlighting the clear prese…

  • Glass-production Workshop of the Hunnic Times Near Komariv on the Dnister River

    Open AccessOleg Petrauskas, Ruslan ShyshkinARTICLEArchaeologia Polona2024

    The article presents materials from the glass-production workshop of the Hunnic times found near Komariv on the middle Dnister, which was the only such workshop on the territory of European Barbaricum. In 2021, we investigated a buried structure, where remains of mostly semi-finished glass products, production waste, and finished vessels were found. Fragments of Cherniakhiv culture wheel-made pottery and hand-made vessels; Roman amphorae; coins; …

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    Simone Arnhold, M Avramenko et al.ARTICLEPraehistorische Zeitschrift2023

  • Eine römische Villa im Barbaricum, 300 km vom Limes entfernt? Erste Forschungsergebnisse zur „Römischen Station“ bei Buzovycja

    Oleg Petrauskas, K Bondar et al.ARTICLEPraehistorische Zeitschrift2023Referencias: 13

    In den Jahren 2020–2021 wurde bei Buzovycja (Ukraine, Černivci Gebiet) ein Fundplatz klar römischen Ursprungs entdeckt. Erste Feldforschungen im Jahr 2020 ließen bereits die Existenz von Gebäuden vermuten, die nach römischer Bautradition errichtet wurden. Auf der Geländeoberfläche zeichneten sich an mehreren Stellen spezifische architektonische Überreste ab. Solche Anhäufungen enthielten neben den üblichen Funden der Černjachiv-Kultur auch Ziegel…

  • The First Archaeometric Characterization of the Late Roman Period Bricks in the Dniester River Basin in Comparison With Early Medieval Material

    Open AccessAnastasiia Korokhina, V M Belskyi et al.ARTICLECuadernos de Prehistoria y…2022

    The paper presents the results on archaeometric characterization of a test sample of building materials from the settlements of the Late Roman period Komariv and Buzovytsia-1 in the middle course of the Dniester river. The parameters of raw material and technology of bricks from the two sites are compared and the first reconstruction of features of operational chains are offered. Also, the first comparison of the Late Roman period materials with …

  • Chernyakhiv Culture and the Huns (Based on Archaeological Resources of Ukraine)

    Open AccessOleg PetrauskasARTICLEArheologia2021

    The article deals with the problem of relations between the Cherniakhiv culture and the Huns based on the analysis of archaeological materials and written sources. These sources indicate that the disappearance of the Cherniakhiv culture occurs at a later time than the appearance of the Huns in the Northern Black Sea Region. Basic information about the Huns is set out in the writings of Ammianus Marcelinus and Jordan. The appearance of the Huns in…

  • Exploration of the Old Rus’ Rural Craft and Living Settlements in Kyiv Region on the Right Bank of Dnieper

    Open AccessOleg Petrauskas, O V Petrauskas et al.ARTICLEArchaeology and Early History of…2020

    In 2017 the archaeological exploration in the zone of construction of the transmission line in the Makariv district of Kyiv region took place. Three sites — Nalyvaikivka 1 (second half of the 10th — 11th, 12th—13th centuries), Farm 2 (2nd—1st millennium BC) and Farm 3 (11th century) were excavated. The total area of excavation was 165 m2. The settlement Nalyvaykivka 1 is located in the area with high wetlands and had the necessary conditions for …

  • Volyntseve Complex of the Early Slavic Settlement Obukhiv 2

    Open AccessOleg PetrauskasARTICLEArheologia2019

    In the paper the materials of the VIII—IX centuries from the Early Slavic settlement Obukhiv 2 at the territory of the Middle Dnieper are analyzed. At the settlement 9 000 m2 were excavated and more then 100 archaeological objects from the I millenium AD have been explored. The stages of the development of Early Slavs material culture at the Middle Dnieper area are demonstrated. The dwellings, household pits and outdoor fireplaces belong to the V…

  • Cemetery and Settlement of the Cherniakhiv Culture Velyka Buhaivka in the System of the Middle Dnieper Region Antiquities

    Open AccessOleg Petrauskas, O V PetrauskasARTICLEArheologia2018

    The site is located on the northern border of the Cherniakhiv culture. 156 burials and six objects were discovered on the burial ground of the settlement. Phases C3 and D1 are allocated by the finds of the cemetery. Some items are synchronized with the stage of С2 or phase of D1\ D2. The ethno-cultural groups on the cemetery are the alien (Velbar culture) and indigenous (Kyiv culture) tribes. In some cases we can talk about Sarmatian tradition. T…