A Gorbanenko
Biographic Data
| ID | 4816963 |
|---|---|
| NAME | A Gorbanenko |
| GIVEN NAMES | A |
| FAMILY NAME | Gorbanenko |
| SIGNATURE | GORBANENKO A |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4786-0369 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 25 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 25 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Pozhnia hoard of agricultural tools
In 2018, a «hoard» of ancient agricultural items discovered near the village of Pozhnia was transferred to the Sumy Regional Museum of Local History. It consisted of a coulter with a socketed fastening and three gorbusha scythes (a scythe with a special type of fastening; one of them with a ring for fastening). Such coulters are still rare, and their findings are known only from Slavic sites of three archaeological cultures: Borshevo, Volyntseve-…
Utility Complex of the Early 15th Century From Cherkasy Podil
This paper introduces the materials from archaeological explorations in 2022 at Gagarina str. 60 in Cherkasy. This area belongs to Cherkasy Podil (Lower Town) located in 200 m from the Lithuanian time castle at Dzelegora. Semi-pit-house or pit-storage (dwelling 2) dated to the beginning of 15th century is one of the most interesting features revealed by the excavations. The Feature is dated to the time when Cherkasy was shifted from a small borde…
Some Features of the Production of Clay Artifacts by the Residents of the Basivka Settlement
In 2021—2022, the Basivka team of the Putivl expedition conducted the archaeological exploration at the settlement 3 «Bashta» of the Basivka hill-fort in Sumy Region. This is the largest settlement of the Scythian period in the Sula River basin. In the excavation area, more than 400 fragments of clay items including 27 complete cones were found. Since the large number of prints on clay products, represented mostly by the rims and bottoms of the h…
The Palaeoethnobotanical Materials of the Chornoliska Culture From Voloshkove 6
In 2022, the Dniester expedition of the «State Research Centre “Protective Archaeology Service of Ukraine”» of the Institute of Archaeology of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine explored the multi-layered settlement of Voloshkove 6. The 528 m2 area has been studied and 62 objects were discovered. 46 of them belonged to the Chornoliska culture. In two objects (objects 1A and 49) the remains of botanical origin were found. The researchers …
Archaeology of Ukraine during the years of Independence. A brief overview of the long-awaited publication
ArchAeology of UkrAine dUring the yeArs of independence. A brief overview of the long-AwAited pUblicAtionThe story of one book.At the end of 2022, a new popular science publication "Arkheolohiya Ukrayiny za roky nezalezhnosti [Archaeology of Ukraine during the years of Independence]
The Main Milestones of the Arhaeozoological Studies in Ukraine
The primary focus of this research is the history of archaeozoological studies in Ukraine. Like every scientific branch, the development of archaeozoology has the stages of its beginning, generation, and separation of individual scientific discipline. The rise of scientific interest in the evolutionary process and fossil fauna at the end of the 19th century promote the investigation of the faunal remains of the relative modern geological period —…
The Rooster in the Saltiv Culture
ІIn 2016, the Slobozhanska Early Medieval Archaeological Expedition has excavated the complex 16 — a pit-cellar, quite typical for sites of the forest-steppe variant of the Saltiv culture in the Siverskyi Dinets basin. The small material is also quite typical for the Saltiv population. The pottery is represented by two fragments of pithos and a fragment of an amphora handle with a neck. The kitchenware from the assemblage was a hand-made: touched…
The Second Parkhomivka Hoard of the Early Middle Age
This paper considers the findings from the Second Parkhomivka Hoard, which belongs to the assemblages of the Martynivka circle. These hoards are located in the Middle Dnieper and the Dnieper Left Bank (fig. 1). A significant number of such finds have been discovered in the modern Sumy region in recent times (fig. 2). Some of these hoards were given to the storages of the museums of Sumy region. Currently we have the information about two hoards…
Cocklebur in the Archaeological Chronicle of Ukraine
In the article, data on common cocklebur (Xanthium strumarium L.) finds from the archaeological sites of modern Ukraine is collected and organized. Three of them come from the Scythian period sites. The first find (Bilsk, Poltava Oblast) comes from random sample. Two more finds (Tsyrkuny and Novoselivka, Kharkiv Oblast) are represented by prints on clay objects. They were discovered as a result of a purposeful inspection of ceramics in order to s…
Slavic Textiles of the Last Quarter of the 1st Millennium AD
The article is devoted to the analysis of the state of research and the introduction into scientific circulation of data on Slavic fabrics of the last quarter of the first millennium AD. In order to establish potential research opportunities, the general state of the study of fabrics in Ukraine according to archaeological remains is examined. Until now, the fabrics of the Slavs of the first quarter of the 1st millennium AD on the territory of mod…
Agriculture in the Interfluve of Dniester and Ikva at Old Russian Period According to Archaeological Findings
The article sums up the results of archaeological investigations of the settlements of South Volyn (the territory around annalistic Danyliv town) and Western Podillia (the territory of sites complex of Zbruch cultural center, annalistic Terebovlia). Authors conducted generalization of findings of agriculture implements, white straw crops remains and supplemented source base. During archaeological investigations of the settlements and fortified se…
Iron Agricultural Tools From Revne
Iron agricultural tools from the Revne agglomeration of Slavs of the 8th—10th centuries is analyzed in the paper. The complex is one of the outstanding sites of the Eastern Croats Slavic tribal group in the Ukrainian Carpathian region (fig. 1). During ca. 50 years of stationary and supervisory explorations almost complete set of agricultural tools for primary and secondary tillage and for harvesting has been accumulated. The paper provides detail…
Millstones from Revne at Bukovyna
In the article stones from light hand millstones from Revne group of settlements of the 8th — 10th centuries left by the Slavs — bearers of the Raiky archaeological culture are published (fig. 1; 2). The lithological composition of rocks was determined. The millstones were made of two types of rocks: 1 — organogenic-detrital limestone, layered, cavernous, grayish-yellow (fig. 3: 1, 2); 2 —organogenic detrital limestone, massive, finely cavernous,…
Animal Husbandry and Hunting among the Siverians
The aim of the study is to analyze the role of animal husbandry and hunting among the Siverians. The database is composed of osteological remains of mammals from 20 residential sites and products that characterize the importance of animal husbandry and hunting. The total number of the sites is 28. Thirteen of the twenty complexes involved in the analysis contain materials on animal husbandry, eight on hunting and 14 allow a complex analysis. Catt…
Paleobotanical materials from the Slavic site of Sverdlovske 1 on the Desna River (9–10th cent. CEE, Ukraine)
Collections of Clay Products From a Palaeoethnobotanical Point of View
The basis of the study is the work of N. M. Kravchenko and G. O. Pashkevych in 1985 with the addition of the author’s observations. The author analyzed options for the penetration of palaeoethnobotanical materials into the moulding compound as well as their value for interpreting these findings. The reasons for penetration of materials to molding compound, groups of clay products and their informative value, advantages and disadvantages of this m…
Cocklebur (Xanthium strumarium L.) in the Archaeological Chronicle of Ukraine
This article collects and organizes data on common cocklebur (Xanthium strumarium L.) finds from archaeological sites in modern Ukraine. The first find comes from charred macro-residues discovered in the middle of the 20th century in the hillfort of Bilsk. Two more finds are represented by imprints on clay products. They were discovered as a result of a purposeful inspection of ceramics; these finds come from Scythian sites. The last find comes f…
Paleoethnobotanic Identification of Prints on Clay Products From the Excavations at Kyiv Arsenal
In 2005—2010 Architectural and Archaeological expedition of the IA NASU headed by H.Yu. Ivakin carried out archaeological excavations on the territory of the Kyiv Arsenal. This note is the publication of paleoethnobotanical find from the 2005 excavations. Among the products of clay, which were found in the pit 19a (fig. 1) there was a bottom of a pot with imprints of cultivated plants seeds (fig. 2). This vessel is a work of a professional potter…
Beads of the Wielbark Culture from Khrinnyky
In 2016, a research of Khrinnyky 1 site in Rivne region was continued (fig. 1; 9). In particular, an object 27, determined as a dwelling of Wielbark culture (fig. 2), was investigated. The dwelling was dated by stages С2—С3 (230—330 CE) according to data of its ceramic complex (fig. 3, tab. 1). An interesting set of finds, carried out due to water flotation of the bottom filling of the object, was obtained. It could be a part of bead stringing or…
Grain Farming of the Middle Don Population at the Scythian Time
For the reconstruction of ancient societiesґ farming systems it is very important to have information about their grains farming. This article is a summary of the data from the Middle Don population during the Scythian period. The materials were obtained from floating plants and fingerprint analysis of clay products, all the collections are from settlement, burial and religion monuments. The materials comprise all areas of the Middle Don and full…
Fishery of Early Slavs in the Dnipro River Middle Region (Based on Materials from Monastyrok Hill-fort)
Based on materials from Monastyrok hill-fort, fishery of the Early Slavs from the Dnipro River (middle region) is analyzed in this paper. A comprehensive study of the circumstances in which ichthyological remains and fishing tackle were uncovered, as well as the comparative analysis of the latter was conducted. As a result, a conclusion is made that the fish-hooks belong to the Early Slavonic period of the hill-fort. In addition, owing to the wor…
Copper Vessels and Rice from KamianetsPodilskyi
The publication aims to draw scholarly attention to a group of the 17th century objects of Turkish origin from Kamianets-Podilskyi discovered in 2016 during the exploration of a foundry assemblage called Liudvisarni. The material was located in a layer of mixed loam with traces of a fire, full of broken brick «fingerings», ceramic floor tiles, fragments of kitchen and dining ceramics, a burnt tree and ashes. A «kitchen set» was found, consisting …
Paleoenvironment of the medieval settlement Hodosivka-Roslavske (11/12–14th cent. CE, Ukraine)
Set of Agricultural Tools from Boyarka Suburbs
Agricultural inventory of the Slavs-Rus period in the display of Boyarka Local Lore Museum was represented till recently by two items which come from the town suburbs. They are a wide-bladed spigot ard tip without a visible asymmetry of shoulders and a massive heft coulter which were used in the structure of an ard with a horizontally fixed iron ploughshare, a coulter, and a mouldboard. In the current spring, the Museum’s collections were accompl…
Structures with Bay-shaped Stoves in Ancient Slavs’ Husbandry (Based on Materials from Peresopnytsia in Pastivnyk Tract)
The article presents a comprehensive publication of small size structures with bay-shaped stoves from the excavations at the Early Slavs’ settlement in Pastivnyk Tract in Peresopnytsia of the Rivne Region and Oblast. There are three of them studied since 2002 during the period of active research: No 1 in excavation area 1, No 2 in excavation area 8, and No 1 in excavation area 9. There was the other stove to the left from the last mentioned. Base…
Grain Farming of the Middle Don Population at the Scythian Time
For the reconstruction of ancient societiesґ farming systems it is very important to have information about their grains farming. This article is a summary of the data from the Middle Don population during the Scythian period. The materials were obtained from floating plants and fingerprint analysis of clay products, all the collections are from settlement, burial and religion monuments. The materials comprise all areas of the Middle Don and full…
Paleoenvironment of the medieval settlement Hodosivka-Roslavske (11/12–14th cent. CE, Ukraine)
Set of Agricultural Tools from Boyarka Suburbs
Agricultural inventory of the Slavs-Rus period in the display of Boyarka Local Lore Museum was represented till recently by two items which come from the town suburbs. They are a wide-bladed spigot ard tip without a visible asymmetry of shoulders and a massive heft coulter which were used in the structure of an ard with a horizontally fixed iron ploughshare, a coulter, and a mouldboard. In the current spring, the Museum’s collections were accompl…
Structures with Bay-shaped Stoves in Ancient Slavs’ Husbandry (Based on Materials from Peresopnytsia in Pastivnyk Tract)
The article presents a comprehensive publication of small size structures with bay-shaped stoves from the excavations at the Early Slavs’ settlement in Pastivnyk Tract in Peresopnytsia of the Rivne Region and Oblast. There are three of them studied since 2002 during the period of active research: No 1 in excavation area 1, No 2 in excavation area 8, and No 1 in excavation area 9. There was the other stove to the left from the last mentioned. Base…
Fishery of Early Slavs in the Dnipro River Middle Region (Based on Materials from Monastyrok Hill-fort)
Based on materials from Monastyrok hill-fort, fishery of the Early Slavs from the Dnipro River (middle region) is analyzed in this paper. A comprehensive study of the circumstances in which ichthyological remains and fishing tackle were uncovered, as well as the comparative analysis of the latter was conducted. As a result, a conclusion is made that the fish-hooks belong to the Early Slavonic period of the hill-fort. In addition, owing to the wor…
Copper Vessels and Rice from KamianetsPodilskyi
The publication aims to draw scholarly attention to a group of the 17th century objects of Turkish origin from Kamianets-Podilskyi discovered in 2016 during the exploration of a foundry assemblage called Liudvisarni. The material was located in a layer of mixed loam with traces of a fire, full of broken brick «fingerings», ceramic floor tiles, fragments of kitchen and dining ceramics, a burnt tree and ashes. A «kitchen set» was found, consisting …
Paleoenvironment of the medieval settlement Hodosivka-Roslavske (11/12–14th cent. CE, Ukraine)
Beads of the Wielbark Culture from Khrinnyky
In 2016, a research of Khrinnyky 1 site in Rivne region was continued (fig. 1; 9). In particular, an object 27, determined as a dwelling of Wielbark culture (fig. 2), was investigated. The dwelling was dated by stages С2—С3 (230—330 CE) according to data of its ceramic complex (fig. 3, tab. 1). An interesting set of finds, carried out due to water flotation of the bottom filling of the object, was obtained. It could be a part of bead stringing or…
Grain Farming of the Middle Don Population at the Scythian Time
For the reconstruction of ancient societiesґ farming systems it is very important to have information about their grains farming. This article is a summary of the data from the Middle Don population during the Scythian period. The materials were obtained from floating plants and fingerprint analysis of clay products, all the collections are from settlement, burial and religion monuments. The materials comprise all areas of the Middle Don and full…
Paleoethnobotanic Identification of Prints on Clay Products From the Excavations at Kyiv Arsenal
In 2005—2010 Architectural and Archaeological expedition of the IA NASU headed by H.Yu. Ivakin carried out archaeological excavations on the territory of the Kyiv Arsenal. This note is the publication of paleoethnobotanical find from the 2005 excavations. Among the products of clay, which were found in the pit 19a (fig. 1) there was a bottom of a pot with imprints of cultivated plants seeds (fig. 2). This vessel is a work of a professional potter…
Collections of Clay Products From a Palaeoethnobotanical Point of View
The basis of the study is the work of N. M. Kravchenko and G. O. Pashkevych in 1985 with the addition of the author’s observations. The author analyzed options for the penetration of palaeoethnobotanical materials into the moulding compound as well as their value for interpreting these findings. The reasons for penetration of materials to molding compound, groups of clay products and their informative value, advantages and disadvantages of this m…
Cocklebur (Xanthium strumarium L.) in the Archaeological Chronicle of Ukraine
This article collects and organizes data on common cocklebur (Xanthium strumarium L.) finds from archaeological sites in modern Ukraine. The first find comes from charred macro-residues discovered in the middle of the 20th century in the hillfort of Bilsk. Two more finds are represented by imprints on clay products. They were discovered as a result of a purposeful inspection of ceramics; these finds come from Scythian sites. The last find comes f…
Agriculture in the Interfluve of Dniester and Ikva at Old Russian Period According to Archaeological Findings
The article sums up the results of archaeological investigations of the settlements of South Volyn (the territory around annalistic Danyliv town) and Western Podillia (the territory of sites complex of Zbruch cultural center, annalistic Terebovlia). Authors conducted generalization of findings of agriculture implements, white straw crops remains and supplemented source base. During archaeological investigations of the settlements and fortified se…
Iron Agricultural Tools From Revne
Iron agricultural tools from the Revne agglomeration of Slavs of the 8th—10th centuries is analyzed in the paper. The complex is one of the outstanding sites of the Eastern Croats Slavic tribal group in the Ukrainian Carpathian region (fig. 1). During ca. 50 years of stationary and supervisory explorations almost complete set of agricultural tools for primary and secondary tillage and for harvesting has been accumulated. The paper provides detail…
Millstones from Revne at Bukovyna
In the article stones from light hand millstones from Revne group of settlements of the 8th — 10th centuries left by the Slavs — bearers of the Raiky archaeological culture are published (fig. 1; 2). The lithological composition of rocks was determined. The millstones were made of two types of rocks: 1 — organogenic-detrital limestone, layered, cavernous, grayish-yellow (fig. 3: 1, 2); 2 —organogenic detrital limestone, massive, finely cavernous,…
Animal Husbandry and Hunting among the Siverians
The aim of the study is to analyze the role of animal husbandry and hunting among the Siverians. The database is composed of osteological remains of mammals from 20 residential sites and products that characterize the importance of animal husbandry and hunting. The total number of the sites is 28. Thirteen of the twenty complexes involved in the analysis contain materials on animal husbandry, eight on hunting and 14 allow a complex analysis. Catt…
Paleobotanical materials from the Slavic site of Sverdlovske 1 on the Desna River (9–10th cent. CEE, Ukraine)
The Main Milestones of the Arhaeozoological Studies in Ukraine
The primary focus of this research is the history of archaeozoological studies in Ukraine. Like every scientific branch, the development of archaeozoology has the stages of its beginning, generation, and separation of individual scientific discipline. The rise of scientific interest in the evolutionary process and fossil fauna at the end of the 19th century promote the investigation of the faunal remains of the relative modern geological period —…
The Rooster in the Saltiv Culture
ІIn 2016, the Slobozhanska Early Medieval Archaeological Expedition has excavated the complex 16 — a pit-cellar, quite typical for sites of the forest-steppe variant of the Saltiv culture in the Siverskyi Dinets basin. The small material is also quite typical for the Saltiv population. The pottery is represented by two fragments of pithos and a fragment of an amphora handle with a neck. The kitchenware from the assemblage was a hand-made: touched…
The Second Parkhomivka Hoard of the Early Middle Age
This paper considers the findings from the Second Parkhomivka Hoard, which belongs to the assemblages of the Martynivka circle. These hoards are located in the Middle Dnieper and the Dnieper Left Bank (fig. 1). A significant number of such finds have been discovered in the modern Sumy region in recent times (fig. 2). Some of these hoards were given to the storages of the museums of Sumy region. Currently we have the information about two hoards…
Cocklebur in the Archaeological Chronicle of Ukraine
In the article, data on common cocklebur (Xanthium strumarium L.) finds from the archaeological sites of modern Ukraine is collected and organized. Three of them come from the Scythian period sites. The first find (Bilsk, Poltava Oblast) comes from random sample. Two more finds (Tsyrkuny and Novoselivka, Kharkiv Oblast) are represented by prints on clay objects. They were discovered as a result of a purposeful inspection of ceramics in order to s…
Slavic Textiles of the Last Quarter of the 1st Millennium AD
The article is devoted to the analysis of the state of research and the introduction into scientific circulation of data on Slavic fabrics of the last quarter of the first millennium AD. In order to establish potential research opportunities, the general state of the study of fabrics in Ukraine according to archaeological remains is examined. Until now, the fabrics of the Slavs of the first quarter of the 1st millennium AD on the territory of mod…
Utility Complex of the Early 15th Century From Cherkasy Podil
This paper introduces the materials from archaeological explorations in 2022 at Gagarina str. 60 in Cherkasy. This area belongs to Cherkasy Podil (Lower Town) located in 200 m from the Lithuanian time castle at Dzelegora. Semi-pit-house or pit-storage (dwelling 2) dated to the beginning of 15th century is one of the most interesting features revealed by the excavations. The Feature is dated to the time when Cherkasy was shifted from a small borde…
Some Features of the Production of Clay Artifacts by the Residents of the Basivka Settlement
In 2021—2022, the Basivka team of the Putivl expedition conducted the archaeological exploration at the settlement 3 «Bashta» of the Basivka hill-fort in Sumy Region. This is the largest settlement of the Scythian period in the Sula River basin. In the excavation area, more than 400 fragments of clay items including 27 complete cones were found. Since the large number of prints on clay products, represented mostly by the rims and bottoms of the h…
The Palaeoethnobotanical Materials of the Chornoliska Culture From Voloshkove 6
In 2022, the Dniester expedition of the «State Research Centre “Protective Archaeology Service of Ukraine”» of the Institute of Archaeology of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine explored the multi-layered settlement of Voloshkove 6. The 528 m2 area has been studied and 62 objects were discovered. 46 of them belonged to the Chornoliska culture. In two objects (objects 1A and 49) the remains of botanical origin were found. The researchers …
Archaeology of Ukraine during the years of Independence. A brief overview of the long-awaited publication
ArchAeology of UkrAine dUring the yeArs of independence. A brief overview of the long-AwAited pUblicAtionThe story of one book.At the end of 2022, a new popular science publication "Arkheolohiya Ukrayiny za roky nezalezhnosti [Archaeology of Ukraine during the years of Independence]
Pozhnia hoard of agricultural tools
In 2018, a «hoard» of ancient agricultural items discovered near the village of Pozhnia was transferred to the Sumy Regional Museum of Local History. It consisted of a coulter with a socketed fastening and three gorbusha scythes (a scythe with a special type of fastening; one of them with a ring for fastening). Such coulters are still rare, and their findings are known only from Slavic sites of three archaeological cultures: Borshevo, Volyntseve-…
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