F S Tataurov
Biographic Data
| ID | 237170 |
|---|---|
| NAME | F S Tataurov |
| GIVEN NAMES | F S |
| FAMILY NAME | Tataurov |
| SIGNATURE | TATAUROV F S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Omsk State Historical and Cultural, Museum-Reserve “Antiquity Siberian |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9447-1035 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Archaeological Research in the Historical Center of Omsk in 2025
The discovery of cultural layers of the 17th century in the historic center of Omsk near the confluence of the Om and Irtysh Rivers prompted continuation of archaeological research in the area. Several sites were explored during the field season of 2025. The goal was not only to continue the search for the Omsk fort of 1628, but also to analyze the composition and thickness of cultural layers in various parts of the second Omsk fortress. Test pit…
Research of Church Burial Complexes in the Town of Tara in 2023–2025
Currently the study of urban cemeteries in the first Russian towns of Siberia is a very difficult and labor-intensive process. As towns developed, the first necropolises ended up in their central areas. For this reason the vast majority of cemeteries were built over, and infrastructure lines – roads, water pipes, communication lines, etc. – run through them. Modern plans rarely indicate these sites and their boundaries. Cemeteries contain rich in…
Archaeological studies at the Tara Fortress in 2024
In 2024, archaeological studies were conducted close to the northern corner of the fort wall in the northern part of the Tara Fortress. An area of 80 m2 along the edge of the bedrock bank of the Irtysh was excavated. The excavations revealed a building from the early 17th century and two simultaneous utility pits. The filling of the objects contained elements of a costume complex (fabrics, shoes, personal decorations, and pectoral crosses), a num…
Historical and Archaeological Research at the Mouth of the Om River in 2023–2024
The initial period of the city of Omsk has so far remained understudied – it is yet unknown when the first Russian settlement appeared at the mouth of the Om River. The official date of the city’s foundation is believed to be 1716, but some historical documents indicate that it might have been much earlier, in 1628. In 2023, exploratory excavations for establishing the boundaries and nature of the cultural layer were done in the first Omsk fortre…
The Results of Archaeological Research at the Ananyino I Settlement Complex of the 17th–18th Centuries in 2024
The article presents new materials collected during field studies of the Russian settlement Ananyino I (Tarsky District of the Omsk Region) in 2024. Three constructions were excavated and dated to the late 17th–18th centuries by the recovered coins and an object complex. The buildings were erected at different times. One of the buildings has been dated back to the late 17th – first half of the 18th centuries on the basis of the coins found in the…
Like the Lock, Like the Key”. Locking Mechanisms of the 17th—19th Centuries from the Russian Archaeological Sites of the Tara Irtysh Region
Archaeological studies have identified a complex of locking mechanisms — including locks, keys, and bolts — based on the investigation of Russian sites from the 17 th to 19 th centuries in the Tara district of the Irtysh basin. The purpose of the work is to systematize these mechanisms in chronological order, characterize their functionality using written sources, identify the craft centers where such products were produced, and trace the routes …
Chinese Porcelain From Russian Archeological Sites of the Omsk Irtysh Region of the 17th–18th Centuries in the Archaeological and Historical Contextof Western Siberia
The archaeological study of Russian sites of the Modern age on the territory of Western Siberia is currently one of the steadily developing areas in Russian historical science. Representative materials on various aspects of the material culture of Russian Siberians have been accumulated. The written sources 17th–19th centuries it is in conditions of fragmented so the archaeological sources are the basis for studying certain categories of artifact…
The Funeral Rite of the Russians of the Omsk Irtysh Region on a Boundary of the Epochs (1870s – 1920s) and Pottery as an Element of Its Structure
Purpose . The main elements of the structure of the funeral rite of the late 19 th – early 20 th centuries are analyzed based on the materials of the necropolis Yevgashino IV. That necropolis date to 1870–1920 by archaeology materials. The purpose of the study is to identify the main elements of the structure of the Russian funeral rite in the Omsk Irtysh region. Results . The place and features of the burials, the funerary clothing were analyzed…
Literacy and Numeracy Skills of the Inhabitants of Tara and its Rural Districts in the 17th and 18th Centuries
On the basis of archaeological, written, and historical sources, we assess the extent to which 17th–18th century Russian inhabitants of the town of Tara and of its rural periphery (Tarsky District, Omsk Region) were able to read, write, and count. We analyze archaeological sources suggesting that those living in western Siberian towns, such as Mangazeya, Tobolsk, etc., were literate and able to count. This is evidenced by artifacts from the town …
Residential buildings of the Russian population in the Omsk Irtysh region in the 17th - beginning of the 20th c. in the archaeological and architectural-ethnographic dimension
Over the past thirty-five years, a series of archaeological sites of the period of the Russian colonization of Siberia have been investigated in the territory of the Siberian macroregion, which made it possible to identify re-gional features and to trace evolution of the socio-cultural identity of the Russian Siberian in the 17th-19th cc. A topical issue is the in-depth study of the processes of ethno-cultural adaptation in microregions. In this …
The Russian Frontier in Western Siberia (XVI-XVIII centuries) - an archaeological rendition
The Tara Irtysh region, including the city of Tara, as the main frontier outpost of the 17th-18th centuries, and its rural environs, is chosen as the pilot region in the study of the Russian frontier. Here, extensive archaeological material on the culture of urban and rural populations has been accumulated, and there is a representative body of written sources. The aim of this research is to study, on the basis of a complex analysis, the main dev…
Residential Complex of the 17th Century in Tara in the 2021 Research
Archaeological research of the historical centre of Tara in 2021 was carried out at several sites. At one of them, we could fully explore the residential complex (hut). We suppose that it was a servant’s hut dated to the first half of the 17th century. This conclusion was based on the analysis of the construction of the object and the material complex found inside. Currently, this is the second dwelling of that time that has been fully explored d…
New Archaeological Sites of Russian Settlement of the Middle Irtysh in the 17th–18th Centuries (Archaeological Survey Results)
РќРѕРІС‹Рμ памятники СЂСѓСЃСЃРєРѕРіРѕ РѕСЃРІРѕРμРЅРёСЏ РЎСЂРμРґРЅРμРіРѕ Прииртышья XVII-XVIII РІРμРєРѕРІ (РїРѕ СЂРμзультатам арС...РμологичРμСЃРєРёС... развРμРґРѕРє)
Archaeological Collections From Isker
Isker is the capital of the Siberian khanate at the initial stage (1582–1584) of the Russian conquest of Western Siberia. After Tobolsk was founded in 1587, Isker was abandoned. In the XVIII–XX centuries numerous amateur excavations were carried out on its territory, which, along with a natural factor (the River Irtysh washed out the part of a rock terrace where the ancient settlement is located) led to a severe destruction of the site. Professio…
The Russian Frontier in Western Siberia (XVI-XVIII centuries) - an archaeological rendition
The Tara Irtysh region, including the city of Tara, as the main frontier outpost of the 17th-18th centuries, and its rural environs, is chosen as the pilot region in the study of the Russian frontier. Here, extensive archaeological material on the culture of urban and rural populations has been accumulated, and there is a representative body of written sources. The aim of this research is to study, on the basis of a complex analysis, the main dev…
Literacy and Numeracy Skills of the Inhabitants of Tara and its Rural Districts in the 17th and 18th Centuries
On the basis of archaeological, written, and historical sources, we assess the extent to which 17th–18th century Russian inhabitants of the town of Tara and of its rural periphery (Tarsky District, Omsk Region) were able to read, write, and count. We analyze archaeological sources suggesting that those living in western Siberian towns, such as Mangazeya, Tobolsk, etc., were literate and able to count. This is evidenced by artifacts from the town …
Archaeological Collections From Isker
Isker is the capital of the Siberian khanate at the initial stage (1582–1584) of the Russian conquest of Western Siberia. After Tobolsk was founded in 1587, Isker was abandoned. In the XVIII–XX centuries numerous amateur excavations were carried out on its territory, which, along with a natural factor (the River Irtysh washed out the part of a rock terrace where the ancient settlement is located) led to a severe destruction of the site. Professio…
Archaeological Collections From Isker
Isker is the capital of the Siberian khanate at the initial stage (1582–1584) of the Russian conquest of Western Siberia. After Tobolsk was founded in 1587, Isker was abandoned. In the XVIII–XX centuries numerous amateur excavations were carried out on its territory, which, along with a natural factor (the River Irtysh washed out the part of a rock terrace where the ancient settlement is located) led to a severe destruction of the site. Professio…
New Archaeological Sites of Russian Settlement of the Middle Irtysh in the 17th–18th Centuries (Archaeological Survey Results)
РќРѕРІС‹Рμ памятники СЂСѓСЃСЃРєРѕРіРѕ РѕСЃРІРѕРμРЅРёСЏ РЎСЂРμРґРЅРμРіРѕ Прииртышья XVII-XVIII РІРμРєРѕРІ (РїРѕ СЂРμзультатам арС...РμологичРμСЃРєРёС... развРμРґРѕРє)
Residential Complex of the 17th Century in Tara in the 2021 Research
Archaeological research of the historical centre of Tara in 2021 was carried out at several sites. At one of them, we could fully explore the residential complex (hut). We suppose that it was a servant’s hut dated to the first half of the 17th century. This conclusion was based on the analysis of the construction of the object and the material complex found inside. Currently, this is the second dwelling of that time that has been fully explored d…
The Russian Frontier in Western Siberia (XVI-XVIII centuries) - an archaeological rendition
The Tara Irtysh region, including the city of Tara, as the main frontier outpost of the 17th-18th centuries, and its rural environs, is chosen as the pilot region in the study of the Russian frontier. Here, extensive archaeological material on the culture of urban and rural populations has been accumulated, and there is a representative body of written sources. The aim of this research is to study, on the basis of a complex analysis, the main dev…
Chinese Porcelain From Russian Archeological Sites of the Omsk Irtysh Region of the 17th–18th Centuries in the Archaeological and Historical Contextof Western Siberia
The archaeological study of Russian sites of the Modern age on the territory of Western Siberia is currently one of the steadily developing areas in Russian historical science. Representative materials on various aspects of the material culture of Russian Siberians have been accumulated. The written sources 17th–19th centuries it is in conditions of fragmented so the archaeological sources are the basis for studying certain categories of artifact…
The Funeral Rite of the Russians of the Omsk Irtysh Region on a Boundary of the Epochs (1870s – 1920s) and Pottery as an Element of Its Structure
Purpose . The main elements of the structure of the funeral rite of the late 19 th – early 20 th centuries are analyzed based on the materials of the necropolis Yevgashino IV. That necropolis date to 1870–1920 by archaeology materials. The purpose of the study is to identify the main elements of the structure of the Russian funeral rite in the Omsk Irtysh region. Results . The place and features of the burials, the funerary clothing were analyzed…
Literacy and Numeracy Skills of the Inhabitants of Tara and its Rural Districts in the 17th and 18th Centuries
On the basis of archaeological, written, and historical sources, we assess the extent to which 17th–18th century Russian inhabitants of the town of Tara and of its rural periphery (Tarsky District, Omsk Region) were able to read, write, and count. We analyze archaeological sources suggesting that those living in western Siberian towns, such as Mangazeya, Tobolsk, etc., were literate and able to count. This is evidenced by artifacts from the town …
Residential buildings of the Russian population in the Omsk Irtysh region in the 17th - beginning of the 20th c. in the archaeological and architectural-ethnographic dimension
Over the past thirty-five years, a series of archaeological sites of the period of the Russian colonization of Siberia have been investigated in the territory of the Siberian macroregion, which made it possible to identify re-gional features and to trace evolution of the socio-cultural identity of the Russian Siberian in the 17th-19th cc. A topical issue is the in-depth study of the processes of ethno-cultural adaptation in microregions. In this …
Archaeological studies at the Tara Fortress in 2024
In 2024, archaeological studies were conducted close to the northern corner of the fort wall in the northern part of the Tara Fortress. An area of 80 m2 along the edge of the bedrock bank of the Irtysh was excavated. The excavations revealed a building from the early 17th century and two simultaneous utility pits. The filling of the objects contained elements of a costume complex (fabrics, shoes, personal decorations, and pectoral crosses), a num…
Historical and Archaeological Research at the Mouth of the Om River in 2023–2024
The initial period of the city of Omsk has so far remained understudied – it is yet unknown when the first Russian settlement appeared at the mouth of the Om River. The official date of the city’s foundation is believed to be 1716, but some historical documents indicate that it might have been much earlier, in 1628. In 2023, exploratory excavations for establishing the boundaries and nature of the cultural layer were done in the first Omsk fortre…
The Results of Archaeological Research at the Ananyino I Settlement Complex of the 17th–18th Centuries in 2024
The article presents new materials collected during field studies of the Russian settlement Ananyino I (Tarsky District of the Omsk Region) in 2024. Three constructions were excavated and dated to the late 17th–18th centuries by the recovered coins and an object complex. The buildings were erected at different times. One of the buildings has been dated back to the late 17th – first half of the 18th centuries on the basis of the coins found in the…
Like the Lock, Like the Key”. Locking Mechanisms of the 17th—19th Centuries from the Russian Archaeological Sites of the Tara Irtysh Region
Archaeological studies have identified a complex of locking mechanisms — including locks, keys, and bolts — based on the investigation of Russian sites from the 17 th to 19 th centuries in the Tara district of the Irtysh basin. The purpose of the work is to systematize these mechanisms in chronological order, characterize their functionality using written sources, identify the craft centers where such products were produced, and trace the routes …
Archaeological Research in the Historical Center of Omsk in 2025
The discovery of cultural layers of the 17th century in the historic center of Omsk near the confluence of the Om and Irtysh Rivers prompted continuation of archaeological research in the area. Several sites were explored during the field season of 2025. The goal was not only to continue the search for the Omsk fort of 1628, but also to analyze the composition and thickness of cultural layers in various parts of the second Omsk fortress. Test pit…
Research of Church Burial Complexes in the Town of Tara in 2023–2025
Currently the study of urban cemeteries in the first Russian towns of Siberia is a very difficult and labor-intensive process. As towns developed, the first necropolises ended up in their central areas. For this reason the vast majority of cemeteries were built over, and infrastructure lines – roads, water pipes, communication lines, etc. – run through them. Modern plans rarely indicate these sites and their boundaries. Cemeteries contain rich in…
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