Vladislav Sobolev
Biographic Data
| ID | 1298099 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Vladislav Sobolev |
| GIVEN NAMES | Vladislav |
| FAMILY NAME | Sobolev |
| SIGNATURE | SOBOLEV V |
| AFFILIATIONS | St Petersburg University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9682-9256 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Fibula with a Ring Garniture from the Settlement of Lubotezh
Fibulae are a very rare find in medieval Novgorod land. Which is why the information about the discovery of two crossbow-shaped fibulae in a compact microregion in the South-Eastern Сhudskoe (Lake Peipus) basin seemed all the more surprising. Archival studies confirmed that only one fibula had been found (near the village Lubotezh); the information about the second find (near the village Gorodnya) was not found in the sources. The find is conside…
Not only the Caucasus… The studies by A. A. Iessen in North-Western Russia
Novgorod fortified site (Ryurik Gorodishche) and Siversov Channel
Complex of archaeological sites near the village of Skovorodka. History of investigations and the present state
Spoon-shaped pendants in the culture of the Livonians and inhabitants of Ancient Russia in the 11th–13th centuries
In the culture of the ancient Livonians and Russians there was a particular group of pendants in the shape of household utensils, mostly made of copper alloys. This article deals with spoon-shaped pendants discovered in the settlements and burials of the second part of the 11th–13th century. Spoon-shaped pendants were rather rare for ancient Livonians. We have collected information about 19 finds from the Daugava region. In the territory of ancie…
Spoon-shape Pendants of the 11th—13th Centuries in the Medieval Russian and Baltic Lands
The article deals with the spoon-shape-pendants typical for the culture of the ancient Russian population and Livonians. Items of similar appearance, with a long often ornately shaped handle and a not very deep scoop were found in settlements and burial grounds of the 11th—13th centuries, accidental finds are also known. In this article we analyzed over 100 finds. We have proposed a classification of the items based on technological and morpholog…
Embroidered Fittings — “Middle Class” Jewelry of the Old Russian Time
The article is devoted to one of the types of medieval women’s headdress. The details of this type of headdress — sewed silver plagues, were found in excavations of archaeological monuments of the 13th — the end of the 14th centuries. Plaques with floral and/or geometric ornaments were made of thin silver sheet by embossing. Sometimes they have been decorated with glass inserts of different colors. The front side was covered with gold. The matric…
The relatives and aliens. About one non-typical burial in Kotorsk Pogost
This paper is a publication of one non-typical interment in the inhumation rite discovered at an edge of an early unmounded (flat-grave) burial ground of Kotorsk XV within the complex of sites of Kotorsk Pogost. Analysis of the finds suggests some suppositions concerning the reason of its appearance and kindred and familial ties of the woman buried here
Natural Disasters of 1120s and the Population Movement in the Western Novgorod Land
The change in the burial rite and introduction of new funerary practices are explained by Christianization of the populace and appearance of a Christian community. In studies of the emergence of medieval Rus’ burial rite, a feature is discriminated with regard to continuation of the tradition of raising burial mounds. The earliest phase of the formation of the medieval mortuary rites still remains poorly studied since there are practically no rel…
Trade contacts of the population of Kotorsk
This article presents a review of the long-distance trade goods found in the west of the Novgorod Land. The finds include domestic items, parts of armament, objects of male and female decoration, ornaments, and textiles. The artefacts that occurred at Kotorsk Pogost during trade operations were recovered both from the cultural level of the settlement and from burials dated to the 10th — late 12th century
Barrow cemeteries near the Koshevo village and the Volga township (Tver oblast)
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Barrow cemeteries near the Koshevo village and the Volga township (Tver oblast)
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Trade contacts of the population of Kotorsk
This article presents a review of the long-distance trade goods found in the west of the Novgorod Land. The finds include domestic items, parts of armament, objects of male and female decoration, ornaments, and textiles. The artefacts that occurred at Kotorsk Pogost during trade operations were recovered both from the cultural level of the settlement and from burials dated to the 10th — late 12th century
Embroidered Fittings — “Middle Class” Jewelry of the Old Russian Time
The article is devoted to one of the types of medieval women’s headdress. The details of this type of headdress — sewed silver plagues, were found in excavations of archaeological monuments of the 13th — the end of the 14th centuries. Plaques with floral and/or geometric ornaments were made of thin silver sheet by embossing. Sometimes they have been decorated with glass inserts of different colors. The front side was covered with gold. The matric…
The relatives and aliens. About one non-typical burial in Kotorsk Pogost
This paper is a publication of one non-typical interment in the inhumation rite discovered at an edge of an early unmounded (flat-grave) burial ground of Kotorsk XV within the complex of sites of Kotorsk Pogost. Analysis of the finds suggests some suppositions concerning the reason of its appearance and kindred and familial ties of the woman buried here
Natural Disasters of 1120s and the Population Movement in the Western Novgorod Land
The change in the burial rite and introduction of new funerary practices are explained by Christianization of the populace and appearance of a Christian community. In studies of the emergence of medieval Rus’ burial rite, a feature is discriminated with regard to continuation of the tradition of raising burial mounds. The earliest phase of the formation of the medieval mortuary rites still remains poorly studied since there are practically no rel…
Complex of archaeological sites near the village of Skovorodka. History of investigations and the present state
Spoon-shaped pendants in the culture of the Livonians and inhabitants of Ancient Russia in the 11th–13th centuries
In the culture of the ancient Livonians and Russians there was a particular group of pendants in the shape of household utensils, mostly made of copper alloys. This article deals with spoon-shaped pendants discovered in the settlements and burials of the second part of the 11th–13th century. Spoon-shaped pendants were rather rare for ancient Livonians. We have collected information about 19 finds from the Daugava region. In the territory of ancie…
Spoon-shape Pendants of the 11th—13th Centuries in the Medieval Russian and Baltic Lands
The article deals with the spoon-shape-pendants typical for the culture of the ancient Russian population and Livonians. Items of similar appearance, with a long often ornately shaped handle and a not very deep scoop were found in settlements and burial grounds of the 11th—13th centuries, accidental finds are also known. In this article we analyzed over 100 finds. We have proposed a classification of the items based on technological and morpholog…
Not only the Caucasus… The studies by A. A. Iessen in North-Western Russia
Novgorod fortified site (Ryurik Gorodishche) and Siversov Channel
Fibula with a Ring Garniture from the Settlement of Lubotezh
Fibulae are a very rare find in medieval Novgorod land. Which is why the information about the discovery of two crossbow-shaped fibulae in a compact microregion in the South-Eastern Сhudskoe (Lake Peipus) basin seemed all the more surprising. Archival studies confirmed that only one fibula had been found (near the village Lubotezh); the information about the second find (near the village Gorodnya) was not found in the sources. The find is conside…
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