Elena V Volkova
Biographic Data
| ID | 4283444 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Elena V Volkova |
| GIVEN NAMES | Elena V |
| FAMILY NAME | Volkova |
| SIGNATURE | VOLKOVA E V |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of Archaeology RAS |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3809-3639 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Systematization of Patch Working Pottery Techniques
The article focuses on clarifying the terms for the technology of “patch making”. The ambiguity in the use of some specific terms in the Russian archaeological literature prompted the author to attempt to systematize the terms that characterize this mode of pottery making. As a result, the following clarifications are proposed: 1) a patch as a construction element can be lumpy and coiled; 2) according to the methods of application, lumpy patch ca…
A Study of Bronze Age Ceramics From the Forest Zone of Eastern Europe
The Bronze Age pottery from the forest zone of Eastern Europe includes a category that is often described as “Fatyanovo-like”. It reveals a blend of predominantly Fatyanovo and other features. A morphological and technological analysis of 129 vessels from Nikolo-Perevoz I (a settlement with a collective burial) and II has revealed four groups––one Fatyanovo proper and three evidencing a mixture of Fatyanovo with local traditions of various origin…
The Cultural Composition of the Population and Relative Periodization of Dwellings at the Galankina Gora Setlement (Based on Ceramic Studies)
В статье приводятся результаты анализа всего керамического комплекса поселения Галанкина Гора, включающего в себя выжумскую, балановскую, «валиковую» и смешанную керамику. Проведенное исследование керамики и анализ данных о планиграфии поселения позволили реконструировать культурный состав его населения и относительную периодизацию всех жилищ и построек. The paper provides results of the studies related to the entire ceramic assemblage at the Gal…
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…
A Study of Bronze Age Ceramics From the Forest Zone of Eastern Europe
The Bronze Age pottery from the forest zone of Eastern Europe includes a category that is often described as “Fatyanovo-like”. It reveals a blend of predominantly Fatyanovo and other features. A morphological and technological analysis of 129 vessels from Nikolo-Perevoz I (a settlement with a collective burial) and II has revealed four groups––one Fatyanovo proper and three evidencing a mixture of Fatyanovo with local traditions of various origin…
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…
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…
The Cultural Composition of the Population and Relative Periodization of Dwellings at the Galankina Gora Setlement (Based on Ceramic Studies)
В статье приводятся результаты анализа всего керамического комплекса поселения Галанкина Гора, включающего в себя выжумскую, балановскую, «валиковую» и смешанную керамику. Проведенное исследование керамики и анализ данных о планиграфии поселения позволили реконструировать культурный состав его населения и относительную периодизацию всех жилищ и построек. The paper provides results of the studies related to the entire ceramic assemblage at the Gal…
A Study of Bronze Age Ceramics From the Forest Zone of Eastern Europe
The Bronze Age pottery from the forest zone of Eastern Europe includes a category that is often described as “Fatyanovo-like”. It reveals a blend of predominantly Fatyanovo and other features. A morphological and technological analysis of 129 vessels from Nikolo-Perevoz I (a settlement with a collective burial) and II has revealed four groups––one Fatyanovo proper and three evidencing a mixture of Fatyanovo with local traditions of various origin…
Systematization of Patch Working Pottery Techniques
The article focuses on clarifying the terms for the technology of “patch making”. The ambiguity in the use of some specific terms in the Russian archaeological literature prompted the author to attempt to systematize the terms that characterize this mode of pottery making. As a result, the following clarifications are proposed: 1) a patch as a construction element can be lumpy and coiled; 2) according to the methods of application, lumpy patch ca…
Archaeology (4 works) · Geography (3 works) · Pottery (3 works) · Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (2 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (2 works) · Art (2 works) · History (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · Ancient history (1 work) · Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History (1 work)