Natalia Khamaiko
Biographic Data
| ID | 2919082 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Natalia Khamaiko |
| GIVEN NAMES | Natalia |
| FAMILY NAME | Khamaiko |
| SIGNATURE | KHAMAIKO N |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7396-0315 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Better than chance? Descriptive and simulation-based modelling of ceramic group distributions in small samples: A case study of Byzantine amphorae from Eastern Europe
The first results of archaeometric characterization and provenance studies of Byzantine amphorae from Poland
This paper reports on the results of the archaeometric characterization and provenance study of 27 fragments of medieval amphorae dating to the 11 th – 13 th century, recovered from the Czermno hillfort (chronicle name: Cherven’ ) – one of the most important sites in the early medieval Polish-Rus’ border zone. Two main groups of amphorae were identified through petrographic and elemental analysis. Comparison of WD-XRF results with the database of…
New Look to the First Glassmaking Workshop Discovered in Kyiv Podil
In 1950 V. A. Bohusevich carried out the first stationary excavations in Kyiv Podil which unearthed the archaeological sites with remains of ironwork, glasswork and woodworking. One of them, an assemblage with the remains of glass processing was interpreted as a workshop where bracelets, rings and smalt were made. It was dated by a copper coin of Alexei Comnenus to the years of his reign — 1081—1118. However, despite such a craft complex was foun…
Ceramic Raw Material Analysis From Kyiv Post-Medieval Pottery Centers
According to written and archeological sources, there were 12 pottery-making sites in the nowadays territory of Kyiv. During the last 50 years, seven pottery production sites have been archaeologically discovered (kilns, clay pits, outbuildings, warehouses, semi-finished product stocks, etc.). In general, we have information on at least about 27 pottery kilns and a stock of semi-finished products. All of them can be dated to different times from …
The First Archaeometric Characterization of the Late Roman Period Bricks in the Dniester River Basin in Comparison With Early Medieval Material
The paper presents the results on archaeometric characterization of a test sample of building materials from the settlements of the Late Roman period Komariv and Buzovytsia-1 in the middle course of the Dniester river. The parameters of raw material and technology of bricks from the two sites are compared and the first reconstruction of features of operational chains are offered. Also, the first comparison of the Late Roman period materials with …
Not by Bread Alone: Meat and fish in the diet of residents of Kyiv Podil under Yaroslav the Wise
The article presents the results of the investigation of diet features of the Kyiv Podil population in the first half of the 11th century, based on archaeozoological analysis. The study of meat and fish diet in a separate chronological layer includes the animal bones from the well-stratified cultural horizon 14 at the Spaskyi excavation site, dated back to 1020—1040s years. Archaeological finds from this horizon reflect both the northern and sout…
Collections of Finds From the Archaeological Studies on the St. Michael Golden-Domed Monastery Yard in 1940s—1960s
The Scientific Repository of the Institute of Archaeology of the NAS of Ukraine has three collections of archaeological finds coming from excavations on the St. Michael Golden-domed Monastery yard. These are the materials from the excavation of 1940 led by Mikhail Karger, the survey of 1944 led by David Blifeld and observations over the earthworks of Volodymyr Diadenko in 1967. The excavations of 1940 revealed two Old Rus dwellings and several pi…
Playing Sets from Excavations by P.I. Smolychev from Floodplain Burial Ground at Shestovytsia
Based on the archival sources, the republication of lost today gaming pieces found during the research at the floodplain burial ground by P.I. Smolychev in 1926 is conducted in the article. Systematized is the data on the analogies, on the chronology of assemblages and the typological structure of the pieces, which are found in the 10th century burials, and also as single findings in synchronous cultural layers at the settlements in Kyiv Rus and …
The first results of archaeometric characterization and provenance studies of Byzantine amphorae from Poland
This paper reports on the results of the archaeometric characterization and provenance study of 27 fragments of medieval amphorae dating to the 11 th – 13 th century, recovered from the Czermno hillfort (chronicle name: Cherven’ ) – one of the most important sites in the early medieval Polish-Rus’ border zone. Two main groups of amphorae were identified through petrographic and elemental analysis. Comparison of WD-XRF results with the database of…
Playing Sets from Excavations by P.I. Smolychev from Floodplain Burial Ground at Shestovytsia
Based on the archival sources, the republication of lost today gaming pieces found during the research at the floodplain burial ground by P.I. Smolychev in 1926 is conducted in the article. Systematized is the data on the analogies, on the chronology of assemblages and the typological structure of the pieces, which are found in the 10th century burials, and also as single findings in synchronous cultural layers at the settlements in Kyiv Rus and …
Collections of Finds From the Archaeological Studies on the St. Michael Golden-Domed Monastery Yard in 1940s—1960s
The Scientific Repository of the Institute of Archaeology of the NAS of Ukraine has three collections of archaeological finds coming from excavations on the St. Michael Golden-domed Monastery yard. These are the materials from the excavation of 1940 led by Mikhail Karger, the survey of 1944 led by David Blifeld and observations over the earthworks of Volodymyr Diadenko in 1967. The excavations of 1940 revealed two Old Rus dwellings and several pi…
Not by Bread Alone: Meat and fish in the diet of residents of Kyiv Podil under Yaroslav the Wise
The article presents the results of the investigation of diet features of the Kyiv Podil population in the first half of the 11th century, based on archaeozoological analysis. The study of meat and fish diet in a separate chronological layer includes the animal bones from the well-stratified cultural horizon 14 at the Spaskyi excavation site, dated back to 1020—1040s years. Archaeological finds from this horizon reflect both the northern and sout…
New Look to the First Glassmaking Workshop Discovered in Kyiv Podil
In 1950 V. A. Bohusevich carried out the first stationary excavations in Kyiv Podil which unearthed the archaeological sites with remains of ironwork, glasswork and woodworking. One of them, an assemblage with the remains of glass processing was interpreted as a workshop where bracelets, rings and smalt were made. It was dated by a copper coin of Alexei Comnenus to the years of his reign — 1081—1118. However, despite such a craft complex was foun…
Ceramic Raw Material Analysis From Kyiv Post-Medieval Pottery Centers
According to written and archeological sources, there were 12 pottery-making sites in the nowadays territory of Kyiv. During the last 50 years, seven pottery production sites have been archaeologically discovered (kilns, clay pits, outbuildings, warehouses, semi-finished product stocks, etc.). In general, we have information on at least about 27 pottery kilns and a stock of semi-finished products. All of them can be dated to different times from …
The First Archaeometric Characterization of the Late Roman Period Bricks in the Dniester River Basin in Comparison With Early Medieval Material
The paper presents the results on archaeometric characterization of a test sample of building materials from the settlements of the Late Roman period Komariv and Buzovytsia-1 in the middle course of the Dniester river. The parameters of raw material and technology of bricks from the two sites are compared and the first reconstruction of features of operational chains are offered. Also, the first comparison of the Late Roman period materials with …
The first results of archaeometric characterization and provenance studies of Byzantine amphorae from Poland
This paper reports on the results of the archaeometric characterization and provenance study of 27 fragments of medieval amphorae dating to the 11 th – 13 th century, recovered from the Czermno hillfort (chronicle name: Cherven’ ) – one of the most important sites in the early medieval Polish-Rus’ border zone. Two main groups of amphorae were identified through petrographic and elemental analysis. Comparison of WD-XRF results with the database of…
Better than chance? Descriptive and simulation-based modelling of ceramic group distributions in small samples: A case study of Byzantine amphorae from Eastern Europe
Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (6 works) · Archaeology (6 works) · Geography (5 works) · Geology (4 works) · History (4 works) · Excavation (3 works) · Pottery (3 works) · Ancient history (2 works) · Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History (2 works) · Archaeological Research and Protection (2 works)