Denis Jolshin
Biographic Data
| ID | 180847 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Denis Jolshin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Denis |
| FAMILY NAME | Jolshin |
| SIGNATURE | JOLSHIN D |
| AFFILIATIONS | St Petersburg University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5099-3931 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Sources of the Natural Stone for the Building Activities in Novgorod in the Early 12th Century
It has been an accepted hypothesis until recently that the raw stone for the Novgorod medieval buildings was quarried at the glint on the southern shore of Lake Il'men. The Il'men glint near the villages Buregi and Retlyo still preserves the most remarkable outcrops of the Devonian limestones in the vicinity of Novgorod. The article presents the results of the thin section, palaeontological, geochemical, and stable isotope analyses, which reveale…
Bricks from the Twelfth-Century Churches in Pskov
The authors produced a review of the available data on the plinthoi (thin bricks) of the four known masonry churches of Pskov of the period before the Mongol invasion (neither plinthoi nor bricks are known in the architecture of Pskov in the consequent period, i. e., in the 13th-16th centuries). Generalized observations were made on the features of the manufacturing technology (ceramic fabric, molding, and formats) of this building material, its …
Ceramic floor tiles with yellow pigment from Kievan Rus’
The Church of Our Saviour in Berestovo
The article considers the Church of Our Saviour in Berestovo (Kiev) in terms of its place in the early Russian architecture of the premongol period. Several outstanding architectural features point us to the architecture of Polotsk, namely the cross-shaped layout arranged with porticoes, the trefoil shape of the portico vaulting, and the recessed brickwork without applying the rubble stone courses. The degree of innovation embodied in these featu…
Natural stone in the 14th–15th-Century secular buildings of the Novgorod Kremlin
Bricks for the Country of Wood
In the wooden mediaeval cities of the Kievan Rusâ , from the late 10th to mid-13th century, brick construction was an exclusive and expensive activity which limited the number of edifices to ca 200 in all. Nevertheless, those created a demand for continuous brick production from the mid-11th century. For archaeologists and architectural historians, the clear chronology of the churches provided by the chronicle record gives a superb chance to trac…
Bricks for the Country of Wood
In the wooden mediaeval cities of the Kievan Rusâ , from the late 10th to mid-13th century, brick construction was an exclusive and expensive activity which limited the number of edifices to ca 200 in all. Nevertheless, those created a demand for continuous brick production from the mid-11th century. For archaeologists and architectural historians, the clear chronology of the churches provided by the chronicle record gives a superb chance to trac…
The Church of Our Saviour in Berestovo
The article considers the Church of Our Saviour in Berestovo (Kiev) in terms of its place in the early Russian architecture of the premongol period. Several outstanding architectural features point us to the architecture of Polotsk, namely the cross-shaped layout arranged with porticoes, the trefoil shape of the portico vaulting, and the recessed brickwork without applying the rubble stone courses. The degree of innovation embodied in these featu…
Natural stone in the 14th–15th-Century secular buildings of the Novgorod Kremlin
Ceramic floor tiles with yellow pigment from Kievan Rus’
The Sources of the Natural Stone for the Building Activities in Novgorod in the Early 12th Century
It has been an accepted hypothesis until recently that the raw stone for the Novgorod medieval buildings was quarried at the glint on the southern shore of Lake Il'men. The Il'men glint near the villages Buregi and Retlyo still preserves the most remarkable outcrops of the Devonian limestones in the vicinity of Novgorod. The article presents the results of the thin section, palaeontological, geochemical, and stable isotope analyses, which reveale…
Bricks from the Twelfth-Century Churches in Pskov
The authors produced a review of the available data on the plinthoi (thin bricks) of the four known masonry churches of Pskov of the period before the Mongol invasion (neither plinthoi nor bricks are known in the architecture of Pskov in the consequent period, i. e., in the 13th-16th centuries). Generalized observations were made on the features of the manufacturing technology (ceramic fabric, molding, and formats) of this building material, its …
Archaeology (4 works) · Geography (3 works) · Architecture (2 works) · Art (2 works) · Building materials and conservation (2 works) · Byzantine Studies and History (2 works) · History (2 works) · Materials Science (2 works) · Aesthetics (1 work) · Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (1 work)