Valery Manko

Datos Biográficos

ID130667
NOMBREValery Manko
NOMBRESValery
APELLIDOManko
FIRMAMANKO V
AFILIACIONESNational Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
ORCID0000-0002-2990-7234
VERIFICADOSí
TOTAL DE OBRAS9
TOTAL DE CITAS0
TOTAL COMO AUTOR9
TOTAL COMO EDITOR0
PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN2020
AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN2026
ÍNDICE H0

  • Flint Artefacts of Layer 4 at the Fatma Koba Site, Cimea, Ukraine

    Open AccessValery Manko, V O Manko et al.ARTICLEArheologia2026

    The Early Holocene complex of Layer 4 at the Fatma Koba is associated with a change from the Shpan Koba to the Murzak Koba culture. The change is marked by the appearance of pressure lamellar technology. The beginning of the transformation relates to the migration of Darkveti population from the South Caucasus. It is significant that the change in the technology of knapping did not lead to a change in the typology of the complex of modified piece…

  • Transcaucasia and Neolithic of the South of Eastern Europe

    Open AccessValery Manko, Guram ChkhatarashviliARTICLEArheologia2022

    The authors examine the development of Transcaucasian archaeological cultures during the Early Holocene and their relationship to the beginning of the Neolithic in the south of Eastern Europe. The authors describe the migration activity of carriers of the Kobuletian, Darkvetian, Edzanian and Trialetian cultures. The role of migrants in the process of Neolithization of Eastern Europe is considered. The authors aim to show the relationship of the K…

  • Sosruco Rockshelter

    Open AccessValery Manko, Guram ChkhatarashviliARTICLECamera praehistorica2021

    Recently new investigations of Sosruko site have been conducted. Unfortunately, the materials of the site have not been interpreted in the proper way. The main task of the article is to clarify the origin of stone industries of the Sosruko complexes. We suggest that complexes of the Layers M1 and M2 are related to the Kobuleti Culture of the Transcaucasia. This cultural phenomenon appeared in beginning of the 10th millennium BC as a result of the…

  • Crimean Swiderian or Crimean PPNB?

    Open AccessValery MankoARTICLECamera praehistorica2020

    крыМСкИй СВИдер ИлИ крыМСкИй PPNB?В статье анализируются проблемы происхождения и хронологии так называемого «крымского свидера».данная индустрия демонстрирует почти абсолютную тождественность классическому свидеру, известному на территории Польши, Северной Украины, Белоруссии, литвы.В то же время свидер крымский и классический разделены пространствами степей и лесостепей Восточной европы.очень трудно найти побудительный мотив для дальней миграци…

  • The Donetsk Neolithic Culture Site of Bondarikhа Ii

    Open AccessValery Manko, Serhii TelizhenkoARTICLEArchaeology and Early History of…2020

    The Neolithic site Bondarikha ІІ was explored 70 years ago by D. Ya. Telegin. The materials of the site were not processed utilizing modern methods. The authors of the paper re-examined and analyzed the site’s materials using current methodologies. The Bondarikha II site is set along a natural boundary on what is now the south-eastern outskirts of the modern city of Izium, Kharkiv region. The location of the site is a section of an over-flooded t…

  • Western Georgia as a Transitional Zone in Migration of the Protoneolithic Groups to Eastern Europe

    Open AccessValery Manko, Guram ChkhatarashviliARTICLEArchaeology and Early History of…2020

    The issue of studying the global migration of the population of the Near and Middle East to the territory of Eastern Europe at the end of the Pleistocene and at the beginning of the Holocene is analyzed in the paper. At the turn of Pleistocene-Holocene the stone industries with similar characteristics in Iran, Iraq, Georgia and Ukraine one can observe. These industries are called M’lefaatian, Kobuletian, Kukrekian. These industries were character…

  • The Lithic Industry From the Site of Kobuleti

    Open AccessValery Manko, Guram ChkhatarashviliARTICLEArchaeology and Early History of…2020

    The Kobuleti site is located on the territory of the Kobuleti village in Adjara (Georgia). The site was discovered on the cape of the left bank of the Kintrishi River. The cape formed by two ravines occupied the area ca. 50 Ч 50 m, towering 16—25 m above the river level. The site height above the sea level is 60 m. The cape is composed of basalt rocks, only its upper part is associated with sediments of a pack of paleosoils. Geographically the si…

  • Kobuleti site

    Open AccessGuram Chkhatarashvili, Valery MankoARTICLEDocumenta Praehistorica2020

    In the 1970–1980s the fieldwork in the Kobuleti Village revealed more than 30.000 artefacts associated with the Early Neolithic period. However, recent fieldwork in Kobuleti, carried out by the authors, demonstrated that the cultural layers of the site belong to the Early Holocene period. The stone industry of the site has indicated the use of blank removal. The conic and bullet shaped cores were used in order to get bladelets and microblades. Th…

  • South-East Black Sea coast in Early Holocene period (according to interdisciplinary archaeological investigations in Kobuleti site)

    Open AccessGuram Chkhatarashvili, Valery Manko et al.ARTICLESprawozdania Archeologiczne2020

    The paper presents the results of interdisciplinary research carried out at the Kobuleti Early Holocene site. Typological and use-wear analyses of stone artifacts helped to define the main branch of the economy of humans at the site. Palynological studies were conducted to reconstruct the paleoenvironment. The investigated plant spores proved that the climate in the Early Holocene was warm. Definition of an absolute date by means of the radiocarb…