N A Saveliev
Biographic Data
| ID | 4062751 |
|---|---|
| NAME | N A Saveliev |
| GIVEN NAMES | N A |
| FAMILY NAME | Saveliev |
| SIGNATURE | SAVELIEV N A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Irkutsk State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4373-9473 |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Unpublished Portion of the Early Neolithic Ceramic Collection from the Ust-Khaita Site (Southern Angara Region)
The article presents the results of a study of the Early Neolithic ceramic assemblage (8400–6900 cal BP) from the Ust-Khaita multilayered site in the Southern Angara region. This assemblage represents a portion of the collection that was inadvertently omitted from a larger 2019 article dedicated to the publication of Early Neolithic ceramics recovered from the Ust-Khaita excavations in 2000. The site is situated in the middle reaches of the Bela…
Some Results of Technological and Morphological Analysis of the Middle Neolithic Pottery from the Southwestern Lake Baikal Coast (Based on Materials of the Pad Dolgaya 2 Site)
This article presents the results of a technical and morphological analysis of Middle Neolithic pottery from the multilayered site Pad Dolgaya 2 that located on the southwestern coast of Lake Baikal. The pottery collection includes 574 fragments from at least 13 vessels. It has been established that the raw material for all the pottery of the layer was heavily sandy, ferruginous clay with a natural admixture of sand and fine quartz. The compositi…
Posolskaya-type Ceramics of the Multilayered Site Ust-Khaita (Southern Angara Region)
The article presents one of the largest collections of Posolskaya-type ceramics in the Angara region, which was found at the Ust-Khaita site. The Posolskaya-type ceramics has several unresolved problems in the field of chronology, technology, and correlation with other groups of Neolithic ceramics. In this regard, it is important to publish collections of Posolskaya ceramics from multilayered sites such as Ust-Khaita. The site locates in the midd…
Sosnovyi Mys Burial Ground in the Northern Angara Region
The article presents the results of the study of 8 burial complexes of the Sosnovyi Mys burial ground. The article contains all the information about the history of the discovery and study of this archaeological site. We describe the geographical location and geomorphological structure of the burial ground deposits and give a complete description of the burial complexes No. 1–8 (excavation # 1, archaeological works of 2011). The analysis of indiv…
Strategies of Using Lithic Raw Materials in Layer 12 of the Kazachka Site (Kansk-Rybinsk Depression)
Early Neolithic Pottery of the Multilayered Site Ust-Khaita (Southern Angara Region)
This article presents the largest collection of Early Neolithic pottery in the Southern Angara region, which was found at the Ust-Khaita site. The problem of the correlation between burials and settlements of the Neolithic in the South of Central Siberia has not been resolved yet. Therefore, there are two periodization schemes, which are based on the materials of burials and settlements. The second scheme is based on pottery, which is the main so…
Neolithic Pottery of the Multilayered Site Gorelyi Les (South Angara Region)
Иркутский государственный университет, г
Holocene Fishing in the Big Sea Region of Lake Baikal (Based on Materials from Multilayered Habitation Sites)
This article offers new data on ancient fi shing in the Big Sea region of Lake Baikal. Materials for this research were recovered during fieldwork conducted at multilayered habitation sites Sagan-Zaba II and Buguldeika II by the joint Russian-Canadian expeditions (a project between Irkutsk State University (Russia) and University of Alberta (Canada)). The research presented here is based on the analysis of ichthyofaunal remains and artefacts asso…
Sosnovyi Mys Burial Ground in the Northern Angara Region
The article presents the results of the study of 8 burial complexes of the Sosnovyi Mys burial ground. The article contains all the information about the history of the discovery and study of this archaeological site. We describe the geographical location and geomorphological structure of the burial ground deposits and give a complete description of the burial complexes No. 1–8 (excavation # 1, archaeological works of 2011). The analysis of indiv…
Holocene Fishing in the Big Sea Region of Lake Baikal (Based on Materials from Multilayered Habitation Sites)
This article offers new data on ancient fi shing in the Big Sea region of Lake Baikal. Materials for this research were recovered during fieldwork conducted at multilayered habitation sites Sagan-Zaba II and Buguldeika II by the joint Russian-Canadian expeditions (a project between Irkutsk State University (Russia) and University of Alberta (Canada)). The research presented here is based on the analysis of ichthyofaunal remains and artefacts asso…
Neolithic Pottery of the Multilayered Site Gorelyi Les (South Angara Region)
Иркутский государственный университет, г
Strategies of Using Lithic Raw Materials in Layer 12 of the Kazachka Site (Kansk-Rybinsk Depression)
Early Neolithic Pottery of the Multilayered Site Ust-Khaita (Southern Angara Region)
This article presents the largest collection of Early Neolithic pottery in the Southern Angara region, which was found at the Ust-Khaita site. The problem of the correlation between burials and settlements of the Neolithic in the South of Central Siberia has not been resolved yet. Therefore, there are two periodization schemes, which are based on the materials of burials and settlements. The second scheme is based on pottery, which is the main so…
Posolskaya-type Ceramics of the Multilayered Site Ust-Khaita (Southern Angara Region)
The article presents one of the largest collections of Posolskaya-type ceramics in the Angara region, which was found at the Ust-Khaita site. The Posolskaya-type ceramics has several unresolved problems in the field of chronology, technology, and correlation with other groups of Neolithic ceramics. In this regard, it is important to publish collections of Posolskaya ceramics from multilayered sites such as Ust-Khaita. The site locates in the midd…
Sosnovyi Mys Burial Ground in the Northern Angara Region
The article presents the results of the study of 8 burial complexes of the Sosnovyi Mys burial ground. The article contains all the information about the history of the discovery and study of this archaeological site. We describe the geographical location and geomorphological structure of the burial ground deposits and give a complete description of the burial complexes No. 1–8 (excavation # 1, archaeological works of 2011). The analysis of indiv…
Some Results of Technological and Morphological Analysis of the Middle Neolithic Pottery from the Southwestern Lake Baikal Coast (Based on Materials of the Pad Dolgaya 2 Site)
This article presents the results of a technical and morphological analysis of Middle Neolithic pottery from the multilayered site Pad Dolgaya 2 that located on the southwestern coast of Lake Baikal. The pottery collection includes 574 fragments from at least 13 vessels. It has been established that the raw material for all the pottery of the layer was heavily sandy, ferruginous clay with a natural admixture of sand and fine quartz. The compositi…
Unpublished Portion of the Early Neolithic Ceramic Collection from the Ust-Khaita Site (Southern Angara Region)
The article presents the results of a study of the Early Neolithic ceramic assemblage (8400–6900 cal BP) from the Ust-Khaita multilayered site in the Southern Angara region. This assemblage represents a portion of the collection that was inadvertently omitted from a larger 2019 article dedicated to the publication of Early Neolithic ceramics recovered from the Ust-Khaita excavations in 2000. The site is situated in the middle reaches of the Bela…
Archaeology (7 works) · Geography (7 works) · Geology (7 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (4 works) · Composite material (3 works) · Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis (3 works) · Materials Science (3 works) · Pottery (3 works) · Ancient history (2 works) · Ceramic (2 works)