A A Strokov
Biographic Data
| ID | 47528 |
|---|---|
| NAME | A A Strokov |
| GIVEN NAMES | A A |
| FAMILY NAME | Strokov |
| SIGNATURE | STROKOV A A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of Archaeology |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8806-6834 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Some remarks on the absolute chronology of heraldic belt fittings
The article examines the absolute chronology of heraldic belt sets. The main challenges researchers face with these belt sets are their wide geographic distribution and the low number of assemblages with determinable calendar age. The radiocarbon dates of wood samples from Grave 62 of the Borisovo cemetery (northeastern Black Sea region) and the find material of the burial are also published here for the first time. Additionally, we collected rad…
Strontium isotopic composition in human skeletal remains as a reflection of migration and mobility: Variety of Research Formats and Limitations
The article presents a brief overview of the research into strontium isotopic composition of bioarchaeological materials and variations of bioavailable strontium, as well as several large generalizing database resources (Isotòpia, IsoArcH, CIMA), which provide published open access individual data accompanied by context charac-teristics and geographical coordinates. The datasets allow not only discussion of migration activity, but also ob-servati…
New Results of Radiocarbon Dating of the Finds From the Scythian and Sarmatian Sites in the Collection of the State Historical Museum
Статья посвящена анализу результатов AMS-датирования органических углеродсодержащих остатков из погребальных комплексов раннего железного века из собрания Исторического музея. Современная методика ускорительной масс-спектрометрии позволяет исследовать небольшие образцы, в результате чего получаются достаточно узкие доверительные интервалы. В качестве объектов исследования были отобраны органические остатки из погребений известных памятников «савр…
Textile from the Early Medieval Cemeteries in the Crimea
Статья посвящена изучению текстиля из могильников Чуфут-Кале, Суук-Су и Скалистинский, хранящегося в Государственном историческом музее (ГИМ). В основном это мелкие фрагменты, сохранившиеся на металлических предметах, прежде всего деталях костюма. Несколько фрагментов из Суук-Су были достаточно большого размера и сохранили свою изначальную структуру, а также проколы, след от сгиба, краску, что может говорить о том, что это было какое-то текстильн…
Middle-Sarmatian Culture Burial from the Peschany IV Barrow Cemetery: Results of the Comparative-Typological, Radiocarbon and Isotope Analysis
The paper addresses the results of the study of a rich Middle Sarmatian female burial (end of the 1st century BC - first half of the 1st century AD) discovered in the Sal-Manych steppe, on the border between the Rostov Oblast and Kalmykia. The funerary rite and goods are typical for elite burials of the Middle Sarmatian culture (diagonal burial in a large rectangular pit with a recess, two cast bronze cauldrons, clothes with golden elements, impo…
On the Issue of Reconstruction of the Russian Archaeological Sites’ Location
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Russian Archaeological Sites: Preliminary Testing of Capabilities of Ia Ras Information System on Materials From the Taman Peninsula
Основной целью данной работы является апробация возможностей созданной в ИА РАН геоинформационной системы «Археологические памятники России», на материалах одного из локальных «археологических районов» России -Таманского полуострова (Темрюкский район Краснодарского края).В систему уже внесены данные о всех объектах археологического наследия, известных по исследованиям 1944-1954 гг.и 2008-2014 гг.Эти памятники имеют точную географическую привязку …
The Materials from Ai-Todor Burial Ground in the Collection of the State Historical Museum in Moscow, from V. D. Blavatsky’s Excavations: Revisiting the forgotten collection
It is the first full publication of materials from burials of the Ai-Todor burial ground excavated in 1932 and kept in the Historical Museum in Moscow. The origin of some finds from exact graves is not clear. After examination of all available data (from publications and archives), we have restored the context of most finds. We pay special attention to finds of coins and buckles that allow us to specify the chronology of the above-mentioned mater…
Burials with Whole Horse Skeletons in the Tiszántúl and Eastern European Steppe Region in the 6th —7th centuries AD
After 567, a certain nomad group of Eastern European origin arrived to the CarpathianBasin with the Avars and occupied the territory east to the TisaRiver. This population differs from the Inner Asian Avars by their burial customs whose best analogies can be found among the contemporary nomads of the steppe region of Eastern Europe, called Sivashovka group. The main aim of this article is a special rite of the two regions: burials with whole hors…
Middle-Sarmatian Culture Burial from the Peschany IV Barrow Cemetery: Results of the Comparative-Typological, Radiocarbon and Isotope Analysis
The paper addresses the results of the study of a rich Middle Sarmatian female burial (end of the 1st century BC - first half of the 1st century AD) discovered in the Sal-Manych steppe, on the border between the Rostov Oblast and Kalmykia. The funerary rite and goods are typical for elite burials of the Middle Sarmatian culture (diagonal burial in a large rectangular pit with a recess, two cast bronze cauldrons, clothes with golden elements, impo…
Burials with Whole Horse Skeletons in the Tiszántúl and Eastern European Steppe Region in the 6th —7th centuries AD
After 567, a certain nomad group of Eastern European origin arrived to the CarpathianBasin with the Avars and occupied the territory east to the TisaRiver. This population differs from the Inner Asian Avars by their burial customs whose best analogies can be found among the contemporary nomads of the steppe region of Eastern Europe, called Sivashovka group. The main aim of this article is a special rite of the two regions: burials with whole hors…
On the Issue of Reconstruction of the Russian Archaeological Sites’ Location
. .
Russian Archaeological Sites: Preliminary Testing of Capabilities of Ia Ras Information System on Materials From the Taman Peninsula
Основной целью данной работы является апробация возможностей созданной в ИА РАН геоинформационной системы «Археологические памятники России», на материалах одного из локальных «археологических районов» России -Таманского полуострова (Темрюкский район Краснодарского края).В систему уже внесены данные о всех объектах археологического наследия, известных по исследованиям 1944-1954 гг.и 2008-2014 гг.Эти памятники имеют точную географическую привязку …
The Materials from Ai-Todor Burial Ground in the Collection of the State Historical Museum in Moscow, from V. D. Blavatsky’s Excavations: Revisiting the forgotten collection
It is the first full publication of materials from burials of the Ai-Todor burial ground excavated in 1932 and kept in the Historical Museum in Moscow. The origin of some finds from exact graves is not clear. After examination of all available data (from publications and archives), we have restored the context of most finds. We pay special attention to finds of coins and buckles that allow us to specify the chronology of the above-mentioned mater…
Burials with Whole Horse Skeletons in the Tiszántúl and Eastern European Steppe Region in the 6th —7th centuries AD
After 567, a certain nomad group of Eastern European origin arrived to the CarpathianBasin with the Avars and occupied the territory east to the TisaRiver. This population differs from the Inner Asian Avars by their burial customs whose best analogies can be found among the contemporary nomads of the steppe region of Eastern Europe, called Sivashovka group. The main aim of this article is a special rite of the two regions: burials with whole hors…
Middle-Sarmatian Culture Burial from the Peschany IV Barrow Cemetery: Results of the Comparative-Typological, Radiocarbon and Isotope Analysis
The paper addresses the results of the study of a rich Middle Sarmatian female burial (end of the 1st century BC - first half of the 1st century AD) discovered in the Sal-Manych steppe, on the border between the Rostov Oblast and Kalmykia. The funerary rite and goods are typical for elite burials of the Middle Sarmatian culture (diagonal burial in a large rectangular pit with a recess, two cast bronze cauldrons, clothes with golden elements, impo…
Textile from the Early Medieval Cemeteries in the Crimea
Статья посвящена изучению текстиля из могильников Чуфут-Кале, Суук-Су и Скалистинский, хранящегося в Государственном историческом музее (ГИМ). В основном это мелкие фрагменты, сохранившиеся на металлических предметах, прежде всего деталях костюма. Несколько фрагментов из Суук-Су были достаточно большого размера и сохранили свою изначальную структуру, а также проколы, след от сгиба, краску, что может говорить о том, что это было какое-то текстильн…
New Results of Radiocarbon Dating of the Finds From the Scythian and Sarmatian Sites in the Collection of the State Historical Museum
Статья посвящена анализу результатов AMS-датирования органических углеродсодержащих остатков из погребальных комплексов раннего железного века из собрания Исторического музея. Современная методика ускорительной масс-спектрометрии позволяет исследовать небольшие образцы, в результате чего получаются достаточно узкие доверительные интервалы. В качестве объектов исследования были отобраны органические остатки из погребений известных памятников «савр…
Some remarks on the absolute chronology of heraldic belt fittings
The article examines the absolute chronology of heraldic belt sets. The main challenges researchers face with these belt sets are their wide geographic distribution and the low number of assemblages with determinable calendar age. The radiocarbon dates of wood samples from Grave 62 of the Borisovo cemetery (northeastern Black Sea region) and the find material of the burial are also published here for the first time. Additionally, we collected rad…
Strontium isotopic composition in human skeletal remains as a reflection of migration and mobility: Variety of Research Formats and Limitations
The article presents a brief overview of the research into strontium isotopic composition of bioarchaeological materials and variations of bioavailable strontium, as well as several large generalizing database resources (Isotòpia, IsoArcH, CIMA), which provide published open access individual data accompanied by context charac-teristics and geographical coordinates. The datasets allow not only discussion of migration activity, but also ob-servati…
Archaeology (9 works) · Geography (7 works) · History (7 works) · Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (6 works) · Ancient history (5 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (4 works) · Geology (4 works) · Eurasian Exchange Networks (3 works) · History (3 works) · Radiocarbon dating (3 works)