Yu B Tsetlin
Biographic Data
| ID | 4062499 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yu B Tsetlin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yu B |
| FAMILY NAME | Tsetlin |
| SIGNATURE | TSETLIN Y B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of Archaeology |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The History of Bonfire Firing Structures in Pottery Production (Ethnographic Data and Its Analysis)
In 1993 a special article was published by three authors (Bobrinsky, Volkova, Gay, 1993), devoted to the reconstruction of the history of the structural development of bonfires and some signs by which they can be identified based on archaeological materials.This topic is further developed in the present article.A number of narrow technological tasks related to the Fixative stage of the technological process in pottery and aimed at giving vessels …
The Origin of Pottery as a Result of Human Adaptive and Imitative Activity
The study of the origin of pottery production includes a consideration of two important questions: 1) Why pottery production appeared? and 2) How it was? In European and American archaeological literature, we can find various approaches to these issues. This article proves the fact that pottery production appeared in the result of gradual accumulation of concrete human knowledge about the useful features of different natural materials distributed…
Patterns of Multi Linear Evolution in Pottery Production
The article deals with main patterns of evolution of different sides of pottery production which is regarded as specially organized functioning system having concrete inner structure and certain connections with the outer world. The systemic nature of pottery is determined by the systemic character of any human goal-directed activity which is expressed in cultural traditions passed down to succeeding generations. The author regards modern data on…
On the Hypothesis of the Origins of Pottery Shapes
The hypothesis of the origins of pottery shapes based on long-term experiments, ethnographic, archaeological data and primitive e cooking practices is discussed in the article. The experiments conducted have shown that it is possible to get a fully preserved clay vessel which could serve as a prototype of initial pottery shapes in the process of cooking meat food coated with clay of a specific composition in the oven. This assumption is indirectl…
International Symposium “Recent Approaches to Ancient Ceramics in Archaeology” October 29–31, 2013
Ceramics of the Mariinskoye Culture from the Lower Amur1
The present study was mostly aimed at reconstructing the traditions of ceramic manufacturing that were practiced by the people of the recently identified Mariinskoye culture of the Early Neolithic (the 8th–7th millennia BC) in the Lower Amur. This paper presents the results of a comprehensive analysis of ceramics via a historical-cultural approach to the studies of ancient pottery production. General pottery traditions have been established, indi…
Technological Analysis of the Earliest Ceramics from the Amur Region (13–10 Thousand Years BP)
This is the first technological analysis of the earliest ceramics from final Late Pleistocene sites on the Amur River (Khabarovsk Province). Principal stages of manufacture are reconstructed, from the selection of raw materials to the chemical and thermal treatment of the surface. Differences between technological traditions practiced at three sites include the choice of paste. The general technological level corresponds to stage 3 of proto-ceram…
Celebrating Alexander Bobrinsky's 80th Year
The Role of Science-Based Methods in the Study of Ancient Pottery as a Source of Historical Information
The article discusses the effi cacy of modern science-based methods within the framework of various research approaches and the opportunities they provide in the study of ancient ceramics as a source of historical evidence. It is the authors’ opinion that a combined historical and cultural approach is the most promising that has been proposed to date. Such methods can only be successfully applied given close, creative collaboration between expert…
Technological Analysis of the Earliest Ceramics from the Amur Region (13–10 Thousand Years BP)
This is the first technological analysis of the earliest ceramics from final Late Pleistocene sites on the Amur River (Khabarovsk Province). Principal stages of manufacture are reconstructed, from the selection of raw materials to the chemical and thermal treatment of the surface. Differences between technological traditions practiced at three sites include the choice of paste. The general technological level corresponds to stage 3 of proto-ceram…
The Role of Science-Based Methods in the Study of Ancient Pottery as a Source of Historical Information
The article discusses the effi cacy of modern science-based methods within the framework of various research approaches and the opportunities they provide in the study of ancient ceramics as a source of historical evidence. It is the authors’ opinion that a combined historical and cultural approach is the most promising that has been proposed to date. Such methods can only be successfully applied given close, creative collaboration between expert…
Celebrating Alexander Bobrinsky's 80th Year
The Role of Science-Based Methods in the Study of Ancient Pottery as a Source of Historical Information
The article discusses the effi cacy of modern science-based methods within the framework of various research approaches and the opportunities they provide in the study of ancient ceramics as a source of historical evidence. It is the authors’ opinion that a combined historical and cultural approach is the most promising that has been proposed to date. Such methods can only be successfully applied given close, creative collaboration between expert…
Technological Analysis of the Earliest Ceramics from the Amur Region (13–10 Thousand Years BP)
This is the first technological analysis of the earliest ceramics from final Late Pleistocene sites on the Amur River (Khabarovsk Province). Principal stages of manufacture are reconstructed, from the selection of raw materials to the chemical and thermal treatment of the surface. Differences between technological traditions practiced at three sites include the choice of paste. The general technological level corresponds to stage 3 of proto-ceram…
International Symposium “Recent Approaches to Ancient Ceramics in Archaeology” October 29–31, 2013
Ceramics of the Mariinskoye Culture from the Lower Amur1
The present study was mostly aimed at reconstructing the traditions of ceramic manufacturing that were practiced by the people of the recently identified Mariinskoye culture of the Early Neolithic (the 8th–7th millennia BC) in the Lower Amur. This paper presents the results of a comprehensive analysis of ceramics via a historical-cultural approach to the studies of ancient pottery production. General pottery traditions have been established, indi…
Patterns of Multi Linear Evolution in Pottery Production
The article deals with main patterns of evolution of different sides of pottery production which is regarded as specially organized functioning system having concrete inner structure and certain connections with the outer world. The systemic nature of pottery is determined by the systemic character of any human goal-directed activity which is expressed in cultural traditions passed down to succeeding generations. The author regards modern data on…
On the Hypothesis of the Origins of Pottery Shapes
The hypothesis of the origins of pottery shapes based on long-term experiments, ethnographic, archaeological data and primitive e cooking practices is discussed in the article. The experiments conducted have shown that it is possible to get a fully preserved clay vessel which could serve as a prototype of initial pottery shapes in the process of cooking meat food coated with clay of a specific composition in the oven. This assumption is indirectl…
The Origin of Pottery as a Result of Human Adaptive and Imitative Activity
The study of the origin of pottery production includes a consideration of two important questions: 1) Why pottery production appeared? and 2) How it was? In European and American archaeological literature, we can find various approaches to these issues. This article proves the fact that pottery production appeared in the result of gradual accumulation of concrete human knowledge about the useful features of different natural materials distributed…
The History of Bonfire Firing Structures in Pottery Production (Ethnographic Data and Its Analysis)
In 1993 a special article was published by three authors (Bobrinsky, Volkova, Gay, 1993), devoted to the reconstruction of the history of the structural development of bonfires and some signs by which they can be identified based on archaeological materials.This topic is further developed in the present article.A number of narrow technological tasks related to the Fixative stage of the technological process in pottery and aimed at giving vessels …
Archaeology (8 works) · Pottery (6 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (5 works) · Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · History (4 works) · Geology (3 works) · Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History (2 works) · Art (2 works) · Biology (2 works)