N Leont’ev
Biographic Data
| ID | 193892 |
|---|---|
| NAME | N Leont’ev |
| GIVEN NAMES | N |
| FAMILY NAME | Leont’ev |
| SIGNATURE | LEONT’EV N |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6231-4043 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Fishing Objects in the Materials From the Archaeological Sites on the Sergushkin Island (Zone of the Boguchanovskaya Hydro-Electric Power Station Flooding)
The article deals with the objects directly or indirectly related to ancient fishing found in 2009–2012 in the archaeological layers on the archaeological sites of the Sergushkin island located in the northern stream of the Angara river (the zone of the Boguchanskaya hydro-electric power station flooding). For this territory, fishing played a significant role in the vital strategies of human groups during the whole Holocene Age. However, fishing …
Preliminary Results of Works at the Orbita-1 Cemetery of the Burial Mound Type (Republic of Khakasia) in 2025
During the excavations at the Orbita-1 cemetery of the burial mound type located at the southern boundary of the city of Abakan (Republic of Khakasia) in the summer of 2025, the southern area of the site measuring 2969 m2 was studied. The remains of 12 burial mounds and 20 pits in the associated context were discovered revealing the assemblages of three cultural and historical periods. Despite the robberies, the majority of the burials contained …
Studies of a Late Tagar Kurgan in Mariinsk Forest-Steppe
In summer of 2024, “Solitary kurgan Alchedat III”, a site of the Late Tagar Culture (Chebula municipal county, Kuzbass) was excavated. By the time of the excavations, the kurgan was destroyed considerably. Due to the bur rowing animal activity, the grave goods and human bones were exposed. Radio-carbon analysis of the latest finds produced calibrated dates in the range of the 2nd century BC to 1st century AD. The excavations aimed at gaining new …
Bone Arrowheads From the Early Tagar (Bidzha) Assemblages of the Sagayskaya Protoka-4 Kurgan Cemetery
The article deals with the results of an instrumental and contextual study of the bone arrowheads found during urgent excavations on the Sagayskaya Protoka-4 kurgan cemetery (Khakassia, the Askiz district). The morphological characteristics of the artifacts and the results of their traceology study are presented as well as the circumstances in which the arrow points were found in burial assemblages. The material for studied in the present article…
Materials from the burials of Sergushkin-3 ground cemetery in the Northern Angara region
The Sergushkin-3 ground cemetery (Northern Angara region), studied in 1974-2011, included 24 burials of the Bronze Age, Early Iron Age and the Middle Ages. The cultural and chronological attribution of some com-plexes is polemical. The purpose of this article is to introduce into scientific discourse materials from burials 8 and 9, including the results of contextual and comparative study of funeral and commemorative practices of these assemblage…
Cultural and Chronological Assemblages of the Sagayskaya protoka-4 kurgan burial ground (The Askiz District, the Khakassia Republic)
In 2021, the team of Federal Research Center of the Institute of Coal and Coal Chemistry of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences undertook rescue excavations on Sagaiskaya protoka-4 kurgan burial ground (the Askiz district, the Republic of Khakassia). The article presents the summarized results of cultural and chronological attribution of the researched burial assemblages of this burial ground. The early period of this necropoli…
Stone Figurines of Two-Headed Fish from Sergushkin Island (Northern Angara Region)
Ancient stone figurines of “Janus-like” fish have been mentioned in the literature since the 19th century. They occur along the Angara, Upper Lena, and Middle Yenisei Rivers, and in the Cis-Baikal region. Most of these objects were found occasionally or in nonstratified archaeological layers at the sites and settlements of different periods. This does not make it possible to suggest a definitive cultural and chronological identification of this c…
Materials from the burials of Sergushkin-3 ground cemetery in the Northern Angara region
The Sergushkin-3 ground cemetery (Northern Angara region), studied in 1974-2011, included 24 burials of the Bronze Age, Early Iron Age and the Middle Ages. The cultural and chronological attribution of some com-plexes is polemical. The purpose of this article is to introduce into scientific discourse materials from burials 8 and 9, including the results of contextual and comparative study of funeral and commemorative practices of these assemblage…
Cultural and Chronological Assemblages of the Sagayskaya protoka-4 kurgan burial ground (The Askiz District, the Khakassia Republic)
In 2021, the team of Federal Research Center of the Institute of Coal and Coal Chemistry of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences undertook rescue excavations on Sagaiskaya protoka-4 kurgan burial ground (the Askiz district, the Republic of Khakassia). The article presents the summarized results of cultural and chronological attribution of the researched burial assemblages of this burial ground. The early period of this necropoli…
Stone Figurines of Two-Headed Fish from Sergushkin Island (Northern Angara Region)
Ancient stone figurines of “Janus-like” fish have been mentioned in the literature since the 19th century. They occur along the Angara, Upper Lena, and Middle Yenisei Rivers, and in the Cis-Baikal region. Most of these objects were found occasionally or in nonstratified archaeological layers at the sites and settlements of different periods. This does not make it possible to suggest a definitive cultural and chronological identification of this c…
Materials from the burials of Sergushkin-3 ground cemetery in the Northern Angara region
The Sergushkin-3 ground cemetery (Northern Angara region), studied in 1974-2011, included 24 burials of the Bronze Age, Early Iron Age and the Middle Ages. The cultural and chronological attribution of some com-plexes is polemical. The purpose of this article is to introduce into scientific discourse materials from burials 8 and 9, including the results of contextual and comparative study of funeral and commemorative practices of these assemblage…
Bone Arrowheads From the Early Tagar (Bidzha) Assemblages of the Sagayskaya Protoka-4 Kurgan Cemetery
The article deals with the results of an instrumental and contextual study of the bone arrowheads found during urgent excavations on the Sagayskaya Protoka-4 kurgan cemetery (Khakassia, the Askiz district). The morphological characteristics of the artifacts and the results of their traceology study are presented as well as the circumstances in which the arrow points were found in burial assemblages. The material for studied in the present article…
Studies of a Late Tagar Kurgan in Mariinsk Forest-Steppe
In summer of 2024, “Solitary kurgan Alchedat III”, a site of the Late Tagar Culture (Chebula municipal county, Kuzbass) was excavated. By the time of the excavations, the kurgan was destroyed considerably. Due to the bur rowing animal activity, the grave goods and human bones were exposed. Radio-carbon analysis of the latest finds produced calibrated dates in the range of the 2nd century BC to 1st century AD. The excavations aimed at gaining new …
Fishing Objects in the Materials From the Archaeological Sites on the Sergushkin Island (Zone of the Boguchanovskaya Hydro-Electric Power Station Flooding)
The article deals with the objects directly or indirectly related to ancient fishing found in 2009–2012 in the archaeological layers on the archaeological sites of the Sergushkin island located in the northern stream of the Angara river (the zone of the Boguchanskaya hydro-electric power station flooding). For this territory, fishing played a significant role in the vital strategies of human groups during the whole Holocene Age. However, fishing …
Preliminary Results of Works at the Orbita-1 Cemetery of the Burial Mound Type (Republic of Khakasia) in 2025
During the excavations at the Orbita-1 cemetery of the burial mound type located at the southern boundary of the city of Abakan (Republic of Khakasia) in the summer of 2025, the southern area of the site measuring 2969 m2 was studied. The remains of 12 burial mounds and 20 pits in the associated context were discovered revealing the assemblages of three cultural and historical periods. Despite the robberies, the majority of the burials contained …
Archaeology (5 works) · Geography (5 works) · Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (4 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (4 works) · Ancient history (3 works) · Bronze (3 works) · History (3 works) · Bronze Age (2 works) · Eurasian Exchange Networks (2 works) · Excavation (2 works)