Lydia V Zotkina
Biographic Data
| ID | 3818495 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lydia V Zotkina |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lydia V |
| FAMILY NAME | Zotkina |
| SIGNATURE | ZOTKINA L V |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 63 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Approaches to Taxonomic Determination of Animal Images (Based on Siberian Petroglyphs)
The article discusses the possibilities of taxonomic determinations of zoomorphic rock representations and the significance of these data for further interpretations, indirect dating and other scientific tasks. In addition to the applied method of zoomorphological description on the depicted animal’s exterior features, two approaches to the analysis of proportions have been proposed. The first basic-zoological approach is focused on the animal as…
What defines the “Minusinsk Style” in the earliest rock art of the Minusinsk Basin, southern Siberia
Rock Art and Life in the Shakhty Rock-Shelter (Eastern Pamir)
The Shakhty rock-shelter is the most famous rock art site in the Eastern Pamir. It was discovered and thoroughly studied by V. A. Ranov in 1958. After a long break, the research was resumed only in 2019. The article highlights the results of the studies, which included field observations on the site and work with the V. A. Ranov’s collection, stored in the Institute of History, Archaeology and Ethnography named after A. Donish of the National Aca…
Boar or bear? Rock art of the Shakhty rock-shelter (Eastern Pamir)
The non-utilitarian objects from the initial upper Paleolithic Ushbulak site in eastern Kazakhstan
Geomorphology of the upper Kalguty Basin, Ukok Plateau, Russian Altai mountains
As part of an archaeological research project, we investigate the geomorphology of the cold and arid study area by combining field mapping with use of orthoimages and DEM. To the north of a broad trunk valley floor, gentle slopes continuously vegetated culminate around 3000 m, while to the south steep slopes reaching to 3500 m are deeply incised and covered mainly by regolith. The basin has been intensively glaciated as evidenced by the till cove…
Anthropogenic hydrological staging of an upper Palaeolithic carved shelter in Paris basin
Cupule isolée, groupe de cupules isolées, plage de cupules juxtaposées et chevauchantes, nuage de cupules éparses sur les roches gravées de la région du mont Bego. Représentation de l’amas stellaire d…
Lithic or metal tools
Using digital techniques to document prehistoric rock art
Un art rupestre paléolithique au-delà de l’Oural
L’estimation chronologique de figures rupestres sur des critères stylistiques, a fortiori lorsqu’un âge très ancien est supposé, est difficile à faire valoir. C’est le cas des représentations animalières en plein air du sud de l’Altaï et du nord-ouest de la Mongolie présentant certains caractères compatibles avec les canons de l’art paléolithique. À défaut de pouvoir dater directement ces pétroglyphes, différents registres d’expertise ont été exp…
The bison of La Grèze (Dordogne, France) under the microscope
The scope of traceology, as defined by S.A.Semenov who founded the discipline, was broad, but in half a century most of the studies have focused on the use wear of lithic tools. Nonetheless, some pioneer works show that the analysis of tool marks can provide useful data to rock art studies and helps to address questions about the techniques, the « chaîne opératoire » and the chronology of the pictures. A topic which is directly linked but which h…
Le bison de La Grèze (Marquay, Dordogne, France) sous le microscope
S.A. Semenov, le fondateur de la discipline, avait donné un cadre large à la tracéologie. Pourtant, en un demi-siècle, la plupart des recherches dans ce domaine se focalisèrent sur l’usure des outils lithiques. Quelques travaux pionniers montrèrent néanmoins que l’analyse des marques d’outils pouvait être efficacement appliquée aux études d’art pariétal pour aborder des questions relatives aux techniques, aux chaînes opératoires et à la chronolog…
From 2D to 3D at macro- and microscopic scale in rock art studies
Études technologiques des pétroglyphes de Sibérie (site de Shalobolino, région de Krasnoyarsk)
Cet article présente quelques résultats de l’étude technologique pour mieux comprendre les pétroglyphes du site de Shalobolino, attribués au Néolithique et aux périodes plus récentes. La technologie employée a joué un rôle important dans le système expressif de l’art rupestre. La question fondamentale est de savoir en quoi l’information sur la technologie peut nous aider dans nos recherches archéologiques, soit comment ces données peuvent être ut…
Technological Studies of Siberian Petroglyphs (Site of Shalobolino, Krasnoyarsk Region)
This paper presents some results of technological research to understand the petroglyphs on the Shalabolino site, attributed to the Neolithic and more recent periods. The technology used played an important role in the expressive system of rock art. The fundamental question is how the information about technology can be useful for achieving the main goals of archaeological studies, i.e. how this data can help us in dating petroglyphs. So we propo…
From 2D to 3D at macro- and microscopic scale in rock art studies
Lithic or metal tools
Using digital techniques to document prehistoric rock art
What defines the “Minusinsk Style” in the earliest rock art of the Minusinsk Basin, southern Siberia
Rock Art and Life in the Shakhty Rock-Shelter (Eastern Pamir)
The Shakhty rock-shelter is the most famous rock art site in the Eastern Pamir. It was discovered and thoroughly studied by V. A. Ranov in 1958. After a long break, the research was resumed only in 2019. The article highlights the results of the studies, which included field observations on the site and work with the V. A. Ranov’s collection, stored in the Institute of History, Archaeology and Ethnography named after A. Donish of the National Aca…
Boar or bear? Rock art of the Shakhty rock-shelter (Eastern Pamir)
Anthropogenic hydrological staging of an upper Palaeolithic carved shelter in Paris basin
The non-utilitarian objects from the initial upper Paleolithic Ushbulak site in eastern Kazakhstan
Le bison de La Grèze (Marquay, Dordogne, France) sous le microscope
S.A. Semenov, le fondateur de la discipline, avait donné un cadre large à la tracéologie. Pourtant, en un demi-siècle, la plupart des recherches dans ce domaine se focalisèrent sur l’usure des outils lithiques. Quelques travaux pionniers montrèrent néanmoins que l’analyse des marques d’outils pouvait être efficacement appliquée aux études d’art pariétal pour aborder des questions relatives aux techniques, aux chaînes opératoires et à la chronolog…
Études technologiques des pétroglyphes de Sibérie (site de Shalobolino, région de Krasnoyarsk)
Cet article présente quelques résultats de l’étude technologique pour mieux comprendre les pétroglyphes du site de Shalobolino, attribués au Néolithique et aux périodes plus récentes. La technologie employée a joué un rôle important dans le système expressif de l’art rupestre. La question fondamentale est de savoir en quoi l’information sur la technologie peut nous aider dans nos recherches archéologiques, soit comment ces données peuvent être ut…
Technological Studies of Siberian Petroglyphs (Site of Shalobolino, Krasnoyarsk Region)
This paper presents some results of technological research to understand the petroglyphs on the Shalabolino site, attributed to the Neolithic and more recent periods. The technology used played an important role in the expressive system of rock art. The fundamental question is how the information about technology can be useful for achieving the main goals of archaeological studies, i.e. how this data can help us in dating petroglyphs. So we propo…
From 2D to 3D at macro- and microscopic scale in rock art studies
The bison of La Grèze (Dordogne, France) under the microscope
The scope of traceology, as defined by S.A.Semenov who founded the discipline, was broad, but in half a century most of the studies have focused on the use wear of lithic tools. Nonetheless, some pioneer works show that the analysis of tool marks can provide useful data to rock art studies and helps to address questions about the techniques, the « chaîne opératoire » and the chronology of the pictures. A topic which is directly linked but which h…
Le bison de La Grèze (Marquay, Dordogne, France) sous le microscope
S.A. Semenov, le fondateur de la discipline, avait donné un cadre large à la tracéologie. Pourtant, en un demi-siècle, la plupart des recherches dans ce domaine se focalisèrent sur l’usure des outils lithiques. Quelques travaux pionniers montrèrent néanmoins que l’analyse des marques d’outils pouvait être efficacement appliquée aux études d’art pariétal pour aborder des questions relatives aux techniques, aux chaînes opératoires et à la chronolog…
Un art rupestre paléolithique au-delà de l’Oural
L’estimation chronologique de figures rupestres sur des critères stylistiques, a fortiori lorsqu’un âge très ancien est supposé, est difficile à faire valoir. C’est le cas des représentations animalières en plein air du sud de l’Altaï et du nord-ouest de la Mongolie présentant certains caractères compatibles avec les canons de l’art paléolithique. À défaut de pouvoir dater directement ces pétroglyphes, différents registres d’expertise ont été exp…
Cupule isolée, groupe de cupules isolées, plage de cupules juxtaposées et chevauchantes, nuage de cupules éparses sur les roches gravées de la région du mont Bego. Représentation de l’amas stellaire d…
Lithic or metal tools
Using digital techniques to document prehistoric rock art
Geomorphology of the upper Kalguty Basin, Ukok Plateau, Russian Altai mountains
As part of an archaeological research project, we investigate the geomorphology of the cold and arid study area by combining field mapping with use of orthoimages and DEM. To the north of a broad trunk valley floor, gentle slopes continuously vegetated culminate around 3000 m, while to the south steep slopes reaching to 3500 m are deeply incised and covered mainly by regolith. The basin has been intensively glaciated as evidenced by the till cove…
Anthropogenic hydrological staging of an upper Palaeolithic carved shelter in Paris basin
The non-utilitarian objects from the initial upper Paleolithic Ushbulak site in eastern Kazakhstan
Rock Art and Life in the Shakhty Rock-Shelter (Eastern Pamir)
The Shakhty rock-shelter is the most famous rock art site in the Eastern Pamir. It was discovered and thoroughly studied by V. A. Ranov in 1958. After a long break, the research was resumed only in 2019. The article highlights the results of the studies, which included field observations on the site and work with the V. A. Ranov’s collection, stored in the Institute of History, Archaeology and Ethnography named after A. Donish of the National Aca…
Boar or bear? Rock art of the Shakhty rock-shelter (Eastern Pamir)
Approaches to Taxonomic Determination of Animal Images (Based on Siberian Petroglyphs)
The article discusses the possibilities of taxonomic determinations of zoomorphic rock representations and the significance of these data for further interpretations, indirect dating and other scientific tasks. In addition to the applied method of zoomorphological description on the depicted animal’s exterior features, two approaches to the analysis of proportions have been proposed. The first basic-zoological approach is focused on the animal as…
What defines the “Minusinsk Style” in the earliest rock art of the Minusinsk Basin, southern Siberia
Geography (15 works) · Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology (12 works) · Archaeology (11 works) · Geology (10 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (9 works) · Paleontology (7 works) · Art (6 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Rock art (6 works) · Archaeology and Rock Art Studies (5 works)