D S Grechko
Biographic Data
| ID | 4817022 |
|---|---|
| NAME | D S Grechko |
| GIVEN NAMES | D S |
| FAMILY NAME | Grechko |
| SIGNATURE | GRECHKO D S |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3613-795X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Оn the Eve of the “Scythian Invasion” to Central Europe
In the article, the results of excavations of the Barrow 1/2020 (no. 57) in Skorobir (Area “4th Field”) are presented. In the burial of the beginning of the transitional period (580/570—560/550 BC), a set of handmade pottery, two iron bits, a spearhead and a quiver with arrowheads were found. The arrowhead set makes possible to synchronise it with other warrior burials of the time of the eve of nomad campaign to the Hallstatt and Lusatian lands a…
Between Sedentism and Nomadism
The paper is devoted to the issue of reconstruction of the lifeways and economics of the part of tribes in the forest-steppe region of the Left Bank of Dnieper during the Scythian period. The question of the role of nomads and semi nomads in the ethnic and cultural history of the population is one of the most important, since the correct assessment of the interaction between the forest-steppe agricultural population and the different groups of no…
Western frontier of the Archaic Scythia
One of the key issues in the chronology of Late Hallstatt period is the so-called Hallstatt plateau in the calibration curve extending the calibrated range of single dates to c. 800-400 BC. Analysis of the 14C dates of the ash-hill from the Chotyniec hillfort, indicate its dating to the time range, which does not exceed the interval of 780-469 BC. Typological analysis of the artefact collection allows us to date the ash-hill to the middle of the …
Settling of the Forest-Steppe of Dnieper Left Bank Area in the 6th Century Bc
The paper is devoted to one of the important pages of the ethnic and cultural history of the population of the forest-steppe of Dnieper Left Bank area in the Scythian Age — settling of the forest-steppe parts of the basins of Sula, Psel, Seim, Seversky Donets and Middle Don rivers. The analysis of material culture of new sites in the region allowed us to make several conclusions. Most of the handmade pottery forms and the main decorative elements…
Handmade Pottery from the Excavations at Bilsk Hill-fort Rampart Sector
The Bilsk archaeological expedition of the Institute of Archaeology of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine explored a part of a rampart of the Great Bilsk hill-fort on the territory of the settlement in the Tsaryna Mohyla tract in 2016—2017. The building was found in the investigated area under the embankment of the rampart. It functioned before the construction of the defensive structures of the Great Bilsk hill-fort and was used as a pl…
The Main Stages of the History of Population of the Forest-Steppe of Dnieper Left-Bank Area in the Mid-7th — Early 3rd Century Bc
The paper is devoted to the periodization of the ethnic and cultural history of population of the forest-steppe of Dnieper Left Bank area during the Scythian Age. The analysis of the whole set of data allows us to propose the following variant of reconstruction. At the beginning of the Early Iron Age the great population movements took place at the territory of modern Ukraine resulting in a number transitions in the settlement pattern of both the…
Scythian Culture burial complexes of the Dnipro Left‐bank forest steppe
This paper deals with the application of multivariate analysis to the classification of Scythian Culture burials of the Dnipro Left‐bank forest‐steppe region. Six types of burial complexes have been distinguished based on the analysis of a burial chamber, its orientation and grave goods set composition. In order to reveal probable trends, the impact of spatial, chronological and ethnic–social factors on the distribution of the analysed parameters…
Human and Landscape of Scythian Time on the Forest-Steppe Dnieper Left-bank
Three main stages can be distinguished in the development of settlement structures on the territory of Dnieper left bank forest-steppe at the Scythian time. The territory of Dnieper left bank forest-steppe at the Scythian time. The territory of high terraces of small rivers in the interfluve of the lower reaches of the Psel and Vorskla rivers, to the south of the Grun river, was settled in the early Scythian period, which was characterized by a m…
Settlement System of the Dnieper Left-Bank Forest-Steppe of the Second Half of 8th — Middle of 6th Centuries Bce
Dnieper Left-Bank Forest-Steppe region in the Early Iron Age was inhabited in several stages. For the first time, the agricultural population appears in the Zhabotyn period. Settlements that emerged at this time would become the centres of some settlement structures in the Early Scythian period. There are no burial sites of the settled population of Pre-Scythian times in the basin of Vorskla and Psel rivers. The few burials of nomads of Pre-Scyth…
About the Dating of the Scythian Type Arrowheads of the Late Hallstatt Period From Central Europe
The article deals with the problem of the arrowheads of the Scythian type dating from Central Europe of the Late Hallstatt period
Chronological schemes of the Late Hallstatt period (HaD) in Central Europe
Unification of regional chronological schemes is one of the key issues in Early Iron Age archaeology. The main markers of the Late Hallstatt period are Scythian arrowheads and antique imports. Biconical glass beads, produced at the Yahorlyk settlement (in the first third of the VIth century BC), were found in the Eastern European Forest-Steppe and in the area of the Tarnobrzeg Lusatian Culture. This period is synchronised with the HaD1 of Central…
Chronological schemes of the Late Hallstatt period (HaD) in Central Europe
Unification of regional chronological schemes is one of the key issues in Early Iron Age archaeology. The main markers of the Late Hallstatt period are Scythian arrowheads and antique imports. Biconical glass beads, produced at the Yahorlyk settlement (in the first third of the VIth century BC), were found in the Eastern European Forest-Steppe and in the area of the Tarnobrzeg Lusatian Culture. This period is synchronised with the HaD1 of Central…
Scythian Culture burial complexes of the Dnipro Left‐bank forest steppe
This paper deals with the application of multivariate analysis to the classification of Scythian Culture burials of the Dnipro Left‐bank forest‐steppe region. Six types of burial complexes have been distinguished based on the analysis of a burial chamber, its orientation and grave goods set composition. In order to reveal probable trends, the impact of spatial, chronological and ethnic–social factors on the distribution of the analysed parameters…
Human and Landscape of Scythian Time on the Forest-Steppe Dnieper Left-bank
Three main stages can be distinguished in the development of settlement structures on the territory of Dnieper left bank forest-steppe at the Scythian time. The territory of Dnieper left bank forest-steppe at the Scythian time. The territory of high terraces of small rivers in the interfluve of the lower reaches of the Psel and Vorskla rivers, to the south of the Grun river, was settled in the early Scythian period, which was characterized by a m…
Settlement System of the Dnieper Left-Bank Forest-Steppe of the Second Half of 8th — Middle of 6th Centuries Bce
Dnieper Left-Bank Forest-Steppe region in the Early Iron Age was inhabited in several stages. For the first time, the agricultural population appears in the Zhabotyn period. Settlements that emerged at this time would become the centres of some settlement structures in the Early Scythian period. There are no burial sites of the settled population of Pre-Scythian times in the basin of Vorskla and Psel rivers. The few burials of nomads of Pre-Scyth…
About the Dating of the Scythian Type Arrowheads of the Late Hallstatt Period From Central Europe
The article deals with the problem of the arrowheads of the Scythian type dating from Central Europe of the Late Hallstatt period
Chronological schemes of the Late Hallstatt period (HaD) in Central Europe
Unification of regional chronological schemes is one of the key issues in Early Iron Age archaeology. The main markers of the Late Hallstatt period are Scythian arrowheads and antique imports. Biconical glass beads, produced at the Yahorlyk settlement (in the first third of the VIth century BC), were found in the Eastern European Forest-Steppe and in the area of the Tarnobrzeg Lusatian Culture. This period is synchronised with the HaD1 of Central…
The Main Stages of the History of Population of the Forest-Steppe of Dnieper Left-Bank Area in the Mid-7th — Early 3rd Century Bc
The paper is devoted to the periodization of the ethnic and cultural history of population of the forest-steppe of Dnieper Left Bank area during the Scythian Age. The analysis of the whole set of data allows us to propose the following variant of reconstruction. At the beginning of the Early Iron Age the great population movements took place at the territory of modern Ukraine resulting in a number transitions in the settlement pattern of both the…
Scythian Culture burial complexes of the Dnipro Left‐bank forest steppe
This paper deals with the application of multivariate analysis to the classification of Scythian Culture burials of the Dnipro Left‐bank forest‐steppe region. Six types of burial complexes have been distinguished based on the analysis of a burial chamber, its orientation and grave goods set composition. In order to reveal probable trends, the impact of spatial, chronological and ethnic–social factors on the distribution of the analysed parameters…
Human and Landscape of Scythian Time on the Forest-Steppe Dnieper Left-bank
Three main stages can be distinguished in the development of settlement structures on the territory of Dnieper left bank forest-steppe at the Scythian time. The territory of Dnieper left bank forest-steppe at the Scythian time. The territory of high terraces of small rivers in the interfluve of the lower reaches of the Psel and Vorskla rivers, to the south of the Grun river, was settled in the early Scythian period, which was characterized by a m…
Settling of the Forest-Steppe of Dnieper Left Bank Area in the 6th Century Bc
The paper is devoted to one of the important pages of the ethnic and cultural history of the population of the forest-steppe of Dnieper Left Bank area in the Scythian Age — settling of the forest-steppe parts of the basins of Sula, Psel, Seim, Seversky Donets and Middle Don rivers. The analysis of material culture of new sites in the region allowed us to make several conclusions. Most of the handmade pottery forms and the main decorative elements…
Handmade Pottery from the Excavations at Bilsk Hill-fort Rampart Sector
The Bilsk archaeological expedition of the Institute of Archaeology of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine explored a part of a rampart of the Great Bilsk hill-fort on the territory of the settlement in the Tsaryna Mohyla tract in 2016—2017. The building was found in the investigated area under the embankment of the rampart. It functioned before the construction of the defensive structures of the Great Bilsk hill-fort and was used as a pl…
Between Sedentism and Nomadism
The paper is devoted to the issue of reconstruction of the lifeways and economics of the part of tribes in the forest-steppe region of the Left Bank of Dnieper during the Scythian period. The question of the role of nomads and semi nomads in the ethnic and cultural history of the population is one of the most important, since the correct assessment of the interaction between the forest-steppe agricultural population and the different groups of no…
Western frontier of the Archaic Scythia
One of the key issues in the chronology of Late Hallstatt period is the so-called Hallstatt plateau in the calibration curve extending the calibrated range of single dates to c. 800-400 BC. Analysis of the 14C dates of the ash-hill from the Chotyniec hillfort, indicate its dating to the time range, which does not exceed the interval of 780-469 BC. Typological analysis of the artefact collection allows us to date the ash-hill to the middle of the …
Оn the Eve of the “Scythian Invasion” to Central Europe
In the article, the results of excavations of the Barrow 1/2020 (no. 57) in Skorobir (Area “4th Field”) are presented. In the burial of the beginning of the transitional period (580/570—560/550 BC), a set of handmade pottery, two iron bits, a spearhead and a quiver with arrowheads were found. The arrowhead set makes possible to synchronise it with other warrior burials of the time of the eve of nomad campaign to the Hallstatt and Lusatian lands a…
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