V P Mylnikov
Biographic Data
| ID | 4534075 |
|---|---|
| NAME | V P Mylnikov |
| GIVEN NAMES | V P |
| FAMILY NAME | Mylnikov |
| SIGNATURE | MYLNIKOV V P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Triunity of Images in Pazyryk Artistic Woodcarving
The triunity of phenomena, features, images, and objects is a universal principle known since the earliest times and manifested in many ancient artifacts. The most expressive examples relate to objects of art made of metal, bone, and wood. Here we focus on Pazyryk wooden artifacts blending zoomorphic, anthropomorphic, and fantastic images rendered in bas relief, composite, and sculptural carving. Examples demonstrate their merging into a coherent…
Hunting Equipment of Russians Living near Tara on the Irtysh in the 17th and 18th Centuries
This article describes Russian hunting tools unearthed from several sites near the town of Tara on the Irtysh: Ananyino I, Izyuk I, Tara, and Fort Bergamak. The functions of tools are assessed on the basis of archaeological parallels from the Baraba forest-steppe, ethnographic examples relating to the culture of the Irtysh natives, materials from Fort Albazin and Fort Sayansk, and much earlier burials dating to the Xianbei-Rouran time in the Alta…
Dwellings and Utility Structures at Linevo-1 – A Late Bronze to Early Iron Age Settlement in the Salair Region, Western Siberia1
A transitional Late Bronze to Early Iron Age settlement in the Salair Region of the Western Siberian forest-steppe is graphically reconstructed on the basis of preserved remains of dwellings and utility structures and using ethnographic evidence. A typology of structures is proposed
Imitation/Reconstruction of an Early Medieval Dwelling in the Western Amur Basin1
The article presents the imitation/reconstruction of an early-medieval dwelling. It was built to actual size using the plan of dwelling No. 5 from the Mikhailovskoye fortified settlement at the Zavitaya River, in the Amur Region. A detailed description of the construction and assembly of individual units of frame-and-pillar structure is provided. The problems associated with the functioning of the dwelling in different seasons are discussed
Investigation of wooden burial structures in the process of archaeological excavations
Archaeological objects of wood are just as an important and valuable historical source as pottery or artifacts of stone, metal, bone, fabric, etc. However, their study requires special conditions: due to their organic origin they rapidly decay after removal from the former environment. Examination of wooden objects is done in two stages: in the field and in the laboratory. During the first stage, the archaeologist can obtain maximal information o…
Wooden Artifacts From Yaloman Ii Mound 31, the Altai
The Kazakhs of Northwestern Mongolia Everyday Life and Holidays in Summer Pastures
Investigation of wooden burial structures in the process of archaeological excavations
Archaeological objects of wood are just as an important and valuable historical source as pottery or artifacts of stone, metal, bone, fabric, etc. However, their study requires special conditions: due to their organic origin they rapidly decay after removal from the former environment. Examination of wooden objects is done in two stages: in the field and in the laboratory. During the first stage, the archaeologist can obtain maximal information o…
Dwellings and Utility Structures at Linevo-1 – A Late Bronze to Early Iron Age Settlement in the Salair Region, Western Siberia1
A transitional Late Bronze to Early Iron Age settlement in the Salair Region of the Western Siberian forest-steppe is graphically reconstructed on the basis of preserved remains of dwellings and utility structures and using ethnographic evidence. A typology of structures is proposed
Wooden Artifacts From Yaloman Ii Mound 31, the Altai
Wooden Artifacts From Yaloman Ii Mound 31, the Altai
The Kazakhs of Northwestern Mongolia Everyday Life and Holidays in Summer Pastures
Investigation of wooden burial structures in the process of archaeological excavations
Archaeological objects of wood are just as an important and valuable historical source as pottery or artifacts of stone, metal, bone, fabric, etc. However, their study requires special conditions: due to their organic origin they rapidly decay after removal from the former environment. Examination of wooden objects is done in two stages: in the field and in the laboratory. During the first stage, the archaeologist can obtain maximal information o…
Imitation/Reconstruction of an Early Medieval Dwelling in the Western Amur Basin1
The article presents the imitation/reconstruction of an early-medieval dwelling. It was built to actual size using the plan of dwelling No. 5 from the Mikhailovskoye fortified settlement at the Zavitaya River, in the Amur Region. A detailed description of the construction and assembly of individual units of frame-and-pillar structure is provided. The problems associated with the functioning of the dwelling in different seasons are discussed
Dwellings and Utility Structures at Linevo-1 – A Late Bronze to Early Iron Age Settlement in the Salair Region, Western Siberia1
A transitional Late Bronze to Early Iron Age settlement in the Salair Region of the Western Siberian forest-steppe is graphically reconstructed on the basis of preserved remains of dwellings and utility structures and using ethnographic evidence. A typology of structures is proposed
Hunting Equipment of Russians Living near Tara on the Irtysh in the 17th and 18th Centuries
This article describes Russian hunting tools unearthed from several sites near the town of Tara on the Irtysh: Ananyino I, Izyuk I, Tara, and Fort Bergamak. The functions of tools are assessed on the basis of archaeological parallels from the Baraba forest-steppe, ethnographic examples relating to the culture of the Irtysh natives, materials from Fort Albazin and Fort Sayansk, and much earlier burials dating to the Xianbei-Rouran time in the Alta…
The Triunity of Images in Pazyryk Artistic Woodcarving
The triunity of phenomena, features, images, and objects is a universal principle known since the earliest times and manifested in many ancient artifacts. The most expressive examples relate to objects of art made of metal, bone, and wood. Here we focus on Pazyryk wooden artifacts blending zoomorphic, anthropomorphic, and fantastic images rendered in bas relief, composite, and sculptural carving. Examples demonstrate their merging into a coherent…
Geography (6 works) · Archaeology (5 works) · Ancient history (3 works) · Geology (3 works) · History (3 works) · Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (2 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Engineering (2 works) · Settlement (finance (2 works)