Aleksey Kuznetsov
Biographic Data
| ID | 3940890 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Aleksey Kuznetsov |
| GIVEN NAMES | Aleksey |
| FAMILY NAME | Kuznetsov |
| SIGNATURE | KUZNETSOV A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Irkutsk State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0903-4728 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 18 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Open-air Complex of the Gora Glinyanaya Site (South Angara Valley)
The article presents the results of a technical and typological analysis of the stone industry of Gora Glinyanaya site. This locality belongs to the group of sites of the “Angara mountains” — open-air complexes confined to the high surface of the Lena-Angara watershed in the south of Central Siberia. Based on the materials of the complex, the “Olonskii Paleolithic stratum” was identified, which is dated back to about 200 thousand BP and can be co…
An Echo of the Spring of Nations
This article analyzes the mechanisms of perceiving the European revolutions of 1848—1849 in the Russian provinces through the diary of Kirill Berezkin, a gymnasium student from Vologda. The study reconstructs the information space of a provincial town during the reign of Nicholas I, identifying the role of the official press, institutional channels (church, gymnasium), and informal communication (rumors, conversations) in shaping public opinion. …
Lithic “Hoard” from the Neolithic Layer at the Lenkovka Multilayered Site (Based on Field Research in 1936)
This article presents previously unpublished research results from the Neolithic layer of the multilayered Lenkovka site, excavated in 1936. The site was located on the right bank of the Angara River, at the mouth of the eponymous ravine. By now, it has been completely destroyed by wave activity of the Bratsk Reservoir. The site was discovered by the Angara Archaeological Expedition led by A.P. Okladnikov in 1934 and was excavated in 1936 and 196…
Between Malta and Makarovo IV
The paper presents the author's version of the cultural attribution of the corraded industries of the Southern Angara region from the Stoilo (II cultural layer) and Sosnovyi Bor (VI cultural layer) sites. Based on the similarity of the knapping technology, parameters of blanks and types of tools, it is proposed to associate these assemblages with the "classic" complex of the Malta site. The association with the «Makarovo Paleolithic stratum» can …
The “Makarovo” Component of Sosnovyi Bor, Southern Angara, Revisited
В статье представлены результаты ревизии эолово-коррадированной кремневой коллекции культуросодержащего горизонта VI стоянки Сосновый Бор (Южное Приангарье) в Ангаро-Бельском геоархеологическом районе. Первоначально индустрия была включена в состав «макаровского палеолитического пласта» и датирована в соответствии с представлениями о периодах экстремальной дефляции в Сибири докаргинским/домуруктинским временем. По итогам проведенной ревизии уточн…
From Words to Meaning
The article explores the application of large language models for interpreting the results of topic modeling in historical texts. The author proposes a novel approach to address the issues of subjectivity and labor-intensiveness associated with traditional methods of interpreting topics obtained through machine learning algorithms. The study uses the mid-19th century diary of gymnasium student V. I. Chemezov as its primary material. The methodolo…
The Corraded Assemblage of the «Classic» Malta (Based on the Analysis of the Kunstkamera Collections)
The research revision of materials from the 1932 and 1934 collections of the world-famous geoarchaeological site Malta, stored in the Kunstkamera (St. Petersburg), was carried out in the spring of 2023. The purpose of the analysis was to identify lithic artifacts with marks of Aeolian corrasion as part of the study of the corraded industries of the Angara-Belsk geoarchaeological district of South Angara. As a results, 3 663 artifacts were examine…
The “Makarovo” Component of Sosnovyi Bor, Southern Angara, Revisited
The paper presents the findings of a revision of a flint assemblage subjected to aeolian corrasion from Sosnovyi Bor horizon VI, southern Angara, in the Angara-Belaya geoarchaeological region. Initially, the industry was attributed to the “Makarovo Paleolithic Horizon” and dated to the pre-Karga/pre-Murukta stage in accordance with the idea of extreme deflation periods in Siberia. Our revision has resulted in a more accurate assessment of the ass…
Stoilo—A Paleolithic Site in the Southern Angara Region, Siberia
On the basis of findings of the autumn 2021 field season, we present the first information on the Paleolithic site of Stoilo (Usolsky District of the Irkutsk Region). The site, located on the left bank of the Angara River, belongs to the Belaya geoarchaeological region. The complex is enclosed in pre-Holocene sediments relating to the residual gruspebble crust, which overlies the soliflucion layer tentatively dating to the Late Karga–Early Sartan…
Aeolian Corrasion of Archaeological Complexes
This paper discusses some of the main themes in aeolian corrasion research in the archaeological context. Modern geomorphological understanding suggests the necessity of more diverse and specific critical review, including such themes as physical framework, environmental features, active agents of corrasion process in order to correct identification and explanation of erosion marks at archaeological artifacts. The physical principles of the inter…
Stoilo—A Paleolithic Site in the Southern Angara Region, Siberia
В статье представлены первые результаты изучения палеолитического комплекса местонахождения Стойло (Усольский р-н Иркутской обл.) по итогам работ осенью 2021 г. Объект расположен на левом берегу р. Ангары и в рамках археологического районирования относится к Бельскому геоархеологическому району. Установлено, что комплекс залегал в доголоценовых отложениях, приуроченных к остаточному дресвяно-галечному панцирю, который подстилает солифлюциированна…
Student Unrest of 1861 in Saint Petersburg and Its Impact on Public Attitudes According to the Materials of Vladimir Chemezov's Diary
Based on the gymnasium diary of Vladimir Ivanovich Chemezov, the article analyses the individual experience of perception of student unrest in St. Petersburg in the autumn of 1861, as well as the evolution of socio-political sentiments towards the actions of the authorities in that period. The student unrest of the autumn of 1861 in Russia has been widely covered in pre-revolutionary, Soviet and modern Russian historiography. They caused a lively…
Non-Ceramic Site of Shamanka 8 on the Southern Coast of Baikal Lake
Purpose. The southern coast of lake Baikal is a territory known in Siberian archaeology for its Kitoi cemeteries. Besides burials of the Shaman capes there are some Neolithic and Bronze age complexes at Circum–Baikal railway. In 2012 it the first non-ceramic site was discovered in South Baikal, which was named Shamanka 8. This paper presents the assemblage of this complex and discusses its chronological and cultural features. Results . The Shaman…
North Angara Early Holocene hunter–gatherers
Interpretation of the Alluvial Floodplain Accumulation
This paper examines characteristic features of floodplain accumulation at geoarchaeological site Ostrov Listvenichnyi, located on the Angara River at the same-name island (Northeast Angara region, Baikal Siberia). The problems of interpretation of topographic and lithological data, island architecture, glacial and postglacial natural climatic insights (MIS 2–MIS 1) are also touched upon. The accumulation of sediments at a series of 16 archaeologi…
The Computer Analysis of Latin Texts
The article attempts to use the modern text mining methods to analyze the latin text of “Historia de regibus Gothorum, Vandalorum et Suevorum” by Isidore of Seville, in particular, to perform topic modeling to extract hidden semantic structures from the text. The main task of study was to clarify the attitude of Isidore of Seville toward the three barbarian peoples. The analysis of the text was performed with the R programming language. As a meth…
Fishing in the Early Holocene Human Ecosystem of the Northern Angara Region
Archaeological excavations in the flood zone of the Boguchany hydroelectric plant in 2007-20I2 have resulted in importantfindings relevant to the study ofprehistoric fishing in the northern Angara basin, and to the chronology of its initial stages. Evidence offishing was recorded at the Early Holocene layers of Ostrov Listvenichny (points I and 2), Ust-Yodarma II, Ust-Keul I, Ust-Igirma, Ust-Kova I, and Vorobyevo. Such evidence is scarce at the l…
Carbon and Nitrogen Stable Isotopes in the Mammal Bone Remains of Early and Middle Holocene from the Site Ostrov Listvenichnyi (Point 2)
Стабильные изотопы углерода и азота костных остатков млекопитающих
Stoilo—A Paleolithic Site in the Southern Angara Region, Siberia
On the basis of findings of the autumn 2021 field season, we present the first information on the Paleolithic site of Stoilo (Usolsky District of the Irkutsk Region). The site, located on the left bank of the Angara River, belongs to the Belaya geoarchaeological region. The complex is enclosed in pre-Holocene sediments relating to the residual gruspebble crust, which overlies the soliflucion layer tentatively dating to the Late Karga–Early Sartan…
North Angara Early Holocene hunter–gatherers
Fishing in the Early Holocene Human Ecosystem of the Northern Angara Region
Archaeological excavations in the flood zone of the Boguchany hydroelectric plant in 2007-20I2 have resulted in importantfindings relevant to the study ofprehistoric fishing in the northern Angara basin, and to the chronology of its initial stages. Evidence offishing was recorded at the Early Holocene layers of Ostrov Listvenichny (points I and 2), Ust-Yodarma II, Ust-Keul I, Ust-Igirma, Ust-Kova I, and Vorobyevo. Such evidence is scarce at the l…
Carbon and Nitrogen Stable Isotopes in the Mammal Bone Remains of Early and Middle Holocene from the Site Ostrov Listvenichnyi (Point 2)
Стабильные изотопы углерода и азота костных остатков млекопитающих
The Computer Analysis of Latin Texts
The article attempts to use the modern text mining methods to analyze the latin text of “Historia de regibus Gothorum, Vandalorum et Suevorum” by Isidore of Seville, in particular, to perform topic modeling to extract hidden semantic structures from the text. The main task of study was to clarify the attitude of Isidore of Seville toward the three barbarian peoples. The analysis of the text was performed with the R programming language. As a meth…
Fishing in the Early Holocene Human Ecosystem of the Northern Angara Region
Archaeological excavations in the flood zone of the Boguchany hydroelectric plant in 2007-20I2 have resulted in importantfindings relevant to the study ofprehistoric fishing in the northern Angara basin, and to the chronology of its initial stages. Evidence offishing was recorded at the Early Holocene layers of Ostrov Listvenichny (points I and 2), Ust-Yodarma II, Ust-Keul I, Ust-Igirma, Ust-Kova I, and Vorobyevo. Such evidence is scarce at the l…
Interpretation of the Alluvial Floodplain Accumulation
This paper examines characteristic features of floodplain accumulation at geoarchaeological site Ostrov Listvenichnyi, located on the Angara River at the same-name island (Northeast Angara region, Baikal Siberia). The problems of interpretation of topographic and lithological data, island architecture, glacial and postglacial natural climatic insights (MIS 2–MIS 1) are also touched upon. The accumulation of sediments at a series of 16 archaeologi…
North Angara Early Holocene hunter–gatherers
Stoilo—A Paleolithic Site in the Southern Angara Region, Siberia
В статье представлены первые результаты изучения палеолитического комплекса местонахождения Стойло (Усольский р-н Иркутской обл.) по итогам работ осенью 2021 г. Объект расположен на левом берегу р. Ангары и в рамках археологического районирования относится к Бельскому геоархеологическому району. Установлено, что комплекс залегал в доголоценовых отложениях, приуроченных к остаточному дресвяно-галечному панцирю, который подстилает солифлюциированна…
Student Unrest of 1861 in Saint Petersburg and Its Impact on Public Attitudes According to the Materials of Vladimir Chemezov's Diary
Based on the gymnasium diary of Vladimir Ivanovich Chemezov, the article analyses the individual experience of perception of student unrest in St. Petersburg in the autumn of 1861, as well as the evolution of socio-political sentiments towards the actions of the authorities in that period. The student unrest of the autumn of 1861 in Russia has been widely covered in pre-revolutionary, Soviet and modern Russian historiography. They caused a lively…
Non-Ceramic Site of Shamanka 8 on the Southern Coast of Baikal Lake
Purpose. The southern coast of lake Baikal is a territory known in Siberian archaeology for its Kitoi cemeteries. Besides burials of the Shaman capes there are some Neolithic and Bronze age complexes at Circum–Baikal railway. In 2012 it the first non-ceramic site was discovered in South Baikal, which was named Shamanka 8. This paper presents the assemblage of this complex and discusses its chronological and cultural features. Results . The Shaman…
The “Makarovo” Component of Sosnovyi Bor, Southern Angara, Revisited
В статье представлены результаты ревизии эолово-коррадированной кремневой коллекции культуросодержащего горизонта VI стоянки Сосновый Бор (Южное Приангарье) в Ангаро-Бельском геоархеологическом районе. Первоначально индустрия была включена в состав «макаровского палеолитического пласта» и датирована в соответствии с представлениями о периодах экстремальной дефляции в Сибири докаргинским/домуруктинским временем. По итогам проведенной ревизии уточн…
From Words to Meaning
The article explores the application of large language models for interpreting the results of topic modeling in historical texts. The author proposes a novel approach to address the issues of subjectivity and labor-intensiveness associated with traditional methods of interpreting topics obtained through machine learning algorithms. The study uses the mid-19th century diary of gymnasium student V. I. Chemezov as its primary material. The methodolo…
The Corraded Assemblage of the «Classic» Malta (Based on the Analysis of the Kunstkamera Collections)
The research revision of materials from the 1932 and 1934 collections of the world-famous geoarchaeological site Malta, stored in the Kunstkamera (St. Petersburg), was carried out in the spring of 2023. The purpose of the analysis was to identify lithic artifacts with marks of Aeolian corrasion as part of the study of the corraded industries of the Angara-Belsk geoarchaeological district of South Angara. As a results, 3 663 artifacts were examine…
The “Makarovo” Component of Sosnovyi Bor, Southern Angara, Revisited
The paper presents the findings of a revision of a flint assemblage subjected to aeolian corrasion from Sosnovyi Bor horizon VI, southern Angara, in the Angara-Belaya geoarchaeological region. Initially, the industry was attributed to the “Makarovo Paleolithic Horizon” and dated to the pre-Karga/pre-Murukta stage in accordance with the idea of extreme deflation periods in Siberia. Our revision has resulted in a more accurate assessment of the ass…
Stoilo—A Paleolithic Site in the Southern Angara Region, Siberia
On the basis of findings of the autumn 2021 field season, we present the first information on the Paleolithic site of Stoilo (Usolsky District of the Irkutsk Region). The site, located on the left bank of the Angara River, belongs to the Belaya geoarchaeological region. The complex is enclosed in pre-Holocene sediments relating to the residual gruspebble crust, which overlies the soliflucion layer tentatively dating to the Late Karga–Early Sartan…
Aeolian Corrasion of Archaeological Complexes
This paper discusses some of the main themes in aeolian corrasion research in the archaeological context. Modern geomorphological understanding suggests the necessity of more diverse and specific critical review, including such themes as physical framework, environmental features, active agents of corrasion process in order to correct identification and explanation of erosion marks at archaeological artifacts. The physical principles of the inter…
An Echo of the Spring of Nations
This article analyzes the mechanisms of perceiving the European revolutions of 1848—1849 in the Russian provinces through the diary of Kirill Berezkin, a gymnasium student from Vologda. The study reconstructs the information space of a provincial town during the reign of Nicholas I, identifying the role of the official press, institutional channels (church, gymnasium), and informal communication (rumors, conversations) in shaping public opinion. …
Lithic “Hoard” from the Neolithic Layer at the Lenkovka Multilayered Site (Based on Field Research in 1936)
This article presents previously unpublished research results from the Neolithic layer of the multilayered Lenkovka site, excavated in 1936. The site was located on the right bank of the Angara River, at the mouth of the eponymous ravine. By now, it has been completely destroyed by wave activity of the Bratsk Reservoir. The site was discovered by the Angara Archaeological Expedition led by A.P. Okladnikov in 1934 and was excavated in 1936 and 196…
Between Malta and Makarovo IV
The paper presents the author's version of the cultural attribution of the corraded industries of the Southern Angara region from the Stoilo (II cultural layer) and Sosnovyi Bor (VI cultural layer) sites. Based on the similarity of the knapping technology, parameters of blanks and types of tools, it is proposed to associate these assemblages with the "classic" complex of the Malta site. The association with the «Makarovo Paleolithic stratum» can …
Open-air Complex of the Gora Glinyanaya Site (South Angara Valley)
The article presents the results of a technical and typological analysis of the stone industry of Gora Glinyanaya site. This locality belongs to the group of sites of the “Angara mountains” — open-air complexes confined to the high surface of the Lena-Angara watershed in the south of Central Siberia. Based on the materials of the complex, the “Olonskii Paleolithic stratum” was identified, which is dated back to about 200 thousand BP and can be co…
Archaeology (10 works) · Geography (10 works) · Geology (10 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (8 works) · Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology (6 works) · Holocene (5 works) · Marine and environmental studies (5 works) · Paleontology (5 works) · Assemblage (archaeology (4 works) · Flake (3 works)