Kyrylo Myzgin
Biographic Data
| ID | 2919073 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kyrylo Myzgin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kyrylo |
| FAMILY NAME | Myzgin |
| SIGNATURE | MYZGIN K |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Warsaw |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5881-3376 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
A Roman Imperial denarii hoard from Slovita, Lviv region
The article deals with the history and current state of research on the hoard of Roman imperial denarii accidentally discovered in 1975 near the village of Slovita (Lviv region). The deposit was discovered during the road's expansion on the village’s southeastern outskirts. The first brief report on the hoard, made in the newspaper «Trud», contained several mistake statements. Archival sources, including the unpublished History of the Village of …
Roman Coins in the Northern Black Sea Littoral Region
The article analyses the finds of Roman coins, and their imitations and copies found in the Cherniakhiv culture area in the Northern Black Sea Littoral region. There are several peculiarities of their distribution: the almost complete absence of hoards of Roman denarii or their copies and imitations; a small number of finds of antoniniani, Roman provincial coins, aurei, gold and gold-plated imitations and solidi; a considerable spread of single f…
New Finds of Gold Coins of Magnentius from Ukraine
The four gold coins (three solidi and a semissis) of the usurper Magnus Magnentius (350–353) recently discovered accidentally in Ukraine, probably in the Cherkasy, Sumy, Volhynia regions and in one of the central or eastern parts of the country, are discussed in this article. All of the coins were minted in Trier. Before that, on the territory of Ukraine, the only gold coins of Magnentius were known from the hoard of aurei and solidi discovered i…
A Coin in the Name of the Bosporan Ruler Cotys Found in the Suburbs of Augustów / Znalezisko monety z imieniem władcy Królestwa Bosporańskiego Kotysa w Augustowie
A bronze coin struck in the name of Cotys I, the ruler of the Bosporan Kingdom, by his son and successor Rhescuporis II was found by chance on the outskirts of Augustów in 2017. This coin is a dupondius with a value equal to 24 units, as attested by the value mark Κ-Δ on the reverse. The finder, Mr Marcin Haraburda, handed it over to the Regional Museum in Augustów. Although the coin find does not have any clearly determined context, it is possib…
A Roman Denarii Hoard from the Village Khmelivka, Zhytomyr Oblast (Ukraine)
In spring 2020, a hoard of Roman silver coins was discovered near the village of Khmelivka in the north of the Zhytomyr Oblast (Ukraine). In the summer and autumn of the same year, archaeological research was carried out on the site, and another coin was found. The hoard consists of 63 Roman imperial denarii, issued by seven emitters: Vespasian, Trajan, Hadrian, Antoninus Pius, Marcus Aurelius, Commodus and Septimius Severus. The chronological pa…
Migration-Period Culture and Changes in the East European Forest-Steppe Zone
Typical Features of a Roman Imperial Denarius Hoard From the Chernyakhiv Culture Territory – The Case of the Skypche Hoard From Ukraine
The hoard found in 2018 at Skypche in the western region of Ukraine included seventy Roman denarii of the 1st and 2nd century AD (Trajan to Commodus) and a presumably silver ring. The hoard is typical for the territory of Ukraine occupied in the later phases of the Roman period and the Migration period by the people of the Chernyakhiv culture identified with a federation of Gothic and non-Gothic peoples under the Gothic leadership. Among the coin…
Monuments of the Late Roman Period – Early Great Migration Period in the Dnieper-Donets Forest-Steppe
The subject of publication was to assess the level of research of monuments of different cultural groups and to define main studying problems of the region of the Late Roman Period - erly Great Migration Period. Two main concepts of ethno-cultural development of the region at this time. According to first Chernyakhov Culture here appears in a mid-3 rd century AD, and there before early 5 th century AD. According to another in the middle of the 3 …
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Monuments of the Late Roman Period – Early Great Migration Period in the Dnieper-Donets Forest-Steppe
The subject of publication was to assess the level of research of monuments of different cultural groups and to define main studying problems of the region of the Late Roman Period - erly Great Migration Period. Two main concepts of ethno-cultural development of the region at this time. According to first Chernyakhov Culture here appears in a mid-3 rd century AD, and there before early 5 th century AD. According to another in the middle of the 3 …
Migration-Period Culture and Changes in the East European Forest-Steppe Zone
Typical Features of a Roman Imperial Denarius Hoard From the Chernyakhiv Culture Territory – The Case of the Skypche Hoard From Ukraine
The hoard found in 2018 at Skypche in the western region of Ukraine included seventy Roman denarii of the 1st and 2nd century AD (Trajan to Commodus) and a presumably silver ring. The hoard is typical for the territory of Ukraine occupied in the later phases of the Roman period and the Migration period by the people of the Chernyakhiv culture identified with a federation of Gothic and non-Gothic peoples under the Gothic leadership. Among the coin…
A Roman Denarii Hoard from the Village Khmelivka, Zhytomyr Oblast (Ukraine)
In spring 2020, a hoard of Roman silver coins was discovered near the village of Khmelivka in the north of the Zhytomyr Oblast (Ukraine). In the summer and autumn of the same year, archaeological research was carried out on the site, and another coin was found. The hoard consists of 63 Roman imperial denarii, issued by seven emitters: Vespasian, Trajan, Hadrian, Antoninus Pius, Marcus Aurelius, Commodus and Septimius Severus. The chronological pa…
New Finds of Gold Coins of Magnentius from Ukraine
The four gold coins (three solidi and a semissis) of the usurper Magnus Magnentius (350–353) recently discovered accidentally in Ukraine, probably in the Cherkasy, Sumy, Volhynia regions and in one of the central or eastern parts of the country, are discussed in this article. All of the coins were minted in Trier. Before that, on the territory of Ukraine, the only gold coins of Magnentius were known from the hoard of aurei and solidi discovered i…
A Coin in the Name of the Bosporan Ruler Cotys Found in the Suburbs of Augustów / Znalezisko monety z imieniem władcy Królestwa Bosporańskiego Kotysa w Augustowie
A bronze coin struck in the name of Cotys I, the ruler of the Bosporan Kingdom, by his son and successor Rhescuporis II was found by chance on the outskirts of Augustów in 2017. This coin is a dupondius with a value equal to 24 units, as attested by the value mark Κ-Δ on the reverse. The finder, Mr Marcin Haraburda, handed it over to the Regional Museum in Augustów. Although the coin find does not have any clearly determined context, it is possib…
A Roman Imperial denarii hoard from Slovita, Lviv region
The article deals with the history and current state of research on the hoard of Roman imperial denarii accidentally discovered in 1975 near the village of Slovita (Lviv region). The deposit was discovered during the road's expansion on the village’s southeastern outskirts. The first brief report on the hoard, made in the newspaper «Trud», contained several mistake statements. Archival sources, including the unpublished History of the Village of …
Roman Coins in the Northern Black Sea Littoral Region
The article analyses the finds of Roman coins, and their imitations and copies found in the Cherniakhiv culture area in the Northern Black Sea Littoral region. There are several peculiarities of their distribution: the almost complete absence of hoards of Roman denarii or their copies and imitations; a small number of finds of antoniniani, Roman provincial coins, aurei, gold and gold-plated imitations and solidi; a considerable spread of single f…
Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (8 works) · Art (8 works) · Ancient history (7 works) · Archaeology (7 works) · History (7 works) · Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History (6 works) · Geography (6 works) · Historical and Archaeological Studies (4 works) · Hoard (4 works) · Barbarian (2 works)