V A Zakh
Biographic Data
| ID | 4534115 |
|---|---|
| NAME | V A Zakh |
| GIVEN NAMES | V A |
| FAMILY NAME | Zakh |
| SIGNATURE | ZAKH V A |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Use of Resinous Substances by the Early Neolithic Population In the Forest-Steppe Ishim Area
In this study, the author set out to determine the chemical composition and possible use of a substance, which remnants were found on a tile fragment made of soft brown shist. This item was discovered in the occupa-tion layer of a Neolithic settlement belonging to the Boborykino culture (Mergen 3), located on the terrace of Lake Mergen in the forest-steppe of the Ishim area (south of Western Siberia). By analogy with the complexes of the Boboryki…
Origin of Pottery in Western Siberia (To the Discussion of the Problem)
The problem of the origin of pottery to a large extent determines the choice of directions in the study of Еarly-Neolithic complexes, including the formation and development of Neolithic cultures, their periodization and chronology. We have repeatedly addressed these issues in our previous publications; however, newly-collected information on Еarly-Neolithic settlements in Baraba, along with the publication of radiocarbon dating results obtained …
Woven Belts From Sargat Mound 7 at Chepkul-9
While the number of Early Iron Age mounds excavated in the Western Siberian forest-steppe is considerable, due to the fact that most burials have been looted, as a rule only separate belt parts have been preserved. Therefore, the remains of woven belts found in mound 7 at Chepkul-5 burial ground in the Tobol River basin are highly relevant to the study of such artifacts. In the present article, the belts are described within the context of the en…
Periodization of the Neolithic in the Tobol-Ishim forest zone
Use of Resinous Substances by the Early Neolithic Population In the Forest-Steppe Ishim Area
In this study, the author set out to determine the chemical composition and possible use of a substance, which remnants were found on a tile fragment made of soft brown shist. This item was discovered in the occupa-tion layer of a Neolithic settlement belonging to the Boborykino culture (Mergen 3), located on the terrace of Lake Mergen in the forest-steppe of the Ishim area (south of Western Siberia). By analogy with the complexes of the Boboryki…
Periodization of the Neolithic in the Tobol-Ishim forest zone
Periodization of the Neolithic in the Tobol-Ishim forest zone
Woven Belts From Sargat Mound 7 at Chepkul-9
While the number of Early Iron Age mounds excavated in the Western Siberian forest-steppe is considerable, due to the fact that most burials have been looted, as a rule only separate belt parts have been preserved. Therefore, the remains of woven belts found in mound 7 at Chepkul-5 burial ground in the Tobol River basin are highly relevant to the study of such artifacts. In the present article, the belts are described within the context of the en…
Origin of Pottery in Western Siberia (To the Discussion of the Problem)
The problem of the origin of pottery to a large extent determines the choice of directions in the study of Еarly-Neolithic complexes, including the formation and development of Neolithic cultures, their periodization and chronology. We have repeatedly addressed these issues in our previous publications; however, newly-collected information on Еarly-Neolithic settlements in Baraba, along with the publication of radiocarbon dating results obtained …
Use of Resinous Substances by the Early Neolithic Population In the Forest-Steppe Ishim Area
In this study, the author set out to determine the chemical composition and possible use of a substance, which remnants were found on a tile fragment made of soft brown shist. This item was discovered in the occupa-tion layer of a Neolithic settlement belonging to the Boborykino culture (Mergen 3), located on the terrace of Lake Mergen in the forest-steppe of the Ishim area (south of Western Siberia). By analogy with the complexes of the Boboryki…
Archaeology (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Geology (3 works) · Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (2 works) · Eurasian Exchange Networks (2 works) · Ancient history (1 works) · Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History (1 works) · Ancient Near East History (1 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (1 works) · Chemistry (1 works)