Jochen Fornasier

Biographic Data

ID4875091
NAMEJochen Fornasier
GIVEN NAMESJochen
FAMILY NAMEFornasier
SIGNATUREFORNASIER J
AFFILIATIONSLuther University
ORCID0000-0002-1660-8251
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS7
TOTAL CITATIONS12
WORKS AS AUTHOR7
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2011
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX1

  • Attic Black-Glazed Pottery from Olbia Pontica

    Open AccessIryna Chechulina, O H Kuzmishchev et al.ARTICLEArheologia2025

    This article presents the results of archaeological research on black-glazed pottery from the “Peredmistia 1” area of Olbia Pontica, excavated during the 2018 and 2021 seasons. The study examines 203 pieces of Attic black-glazed ceramics, focusing on their typology, chronology, and contextual significance. Given the challenges posed by the ongoing war in Ukraine, and the inability to work directly with the material, the analysis relies on excavat…

  • Disposal of the Dead in Recently Abandoned Settlement Areas — an Evidence of the Siege of Olbia Pontica by Zopyrion

    Open AccessJochen Fornasier, O H Kuzmishchev et al.ARTICLEArheologia2024

    The present contribution focuses on extraordinary features with human remains of the 4th century BC which have been discovered to the west of the core city area of Olbia Pontica. There are numerous multiple burials within former settlement structures. The deceased were put in them without any grave goods, mainly in irregular positions and in some cases with obvious traces of external violence. Based on the archaeological finding, which is present…

  • East Greek and Corinthian Pottery from the So-called Olbian Suburb (Excavations 2015—2021)

    Open AccessAlla Buiskikh, Alla Buiskykh et al.ARTICLEArheologia2023

    This article deals with East Greek and Corinthian painted wares found during the excavations of the so-called suburb of Olbia. The analysis of the imported painted and plain tableware and special vessels allows us to conclude that the formation of this ceramic complex began in the last quarter of the 6th century BC. Based on this, it is assumed that the development of the territory to the of west of Zaiacha Ravine began during this time. The cons…

  • The City Versus Its Suburb

    Alla Buiskikh, Алла Буйских et al.ARTICLEAncient Civilizations from…2023References: 3

    This article is devoted to the urban space of Pontic Olbia – to the growth of its territory, and the emergence of its early defensive system consisting of earthworks with moats, which had surrounded the city as early as the Late Archaic period. Conclusions are drawn about the role of the settlement structure in the western part of the city, which had earlier been interpreted as Herodotus’ proasteion , but which – in the light of discoveries made …

  • Urban Planning with Divine Protection? On the Location of (Sub-)Urban Sanctuaries in Olbia Pontica in the Archaic-Classical Period

    Open AccessJochen Fornasier, Alla Buiskykh et al.ARTICLEArheologia2022

    The present contribution introduces the most recent results of the research by a Ukrainian-German collaborative project which has been working in Olbia Pontica since 2014. It discusses an updated reconstruction of the urban planning developments in the 6th/5th centuries BC, which accounts for the new archaeological state of knowledge. Thereby, the academic focus is on the sacral topography of Olbia, which impressively indicates a comprehensive pl…

  • Graffiti From the Western Outskirts of Olbia Pontica

    Open AccessAnna Rusiaieva, A S Rusiaieva et al.ARTICLEArchaeology and Early History of…2021

    This paper is preliminary review of a small collection of graffiti from the latest excavations on the western outskirts of Olbia Pontica (the so-called «suburbs») in 2015—2020, and their introduction into scientific circulation. The excavations were conducted by the Olbia International Archaeological Expedition led by A. V. Bujskikh as the part of Ukrainian-German multidisciplinary project (co-directors A. V. Bujskikh and J. Fornasier). The resea…

  • Archaeological studies of the Kamenny Ambar (Olgino) fortified settlement

    Open AccessL N Koryakova, Rüdiger Krause et al.ARTICLEArchaeology Ethnology and…2011Cited by: 12References: 1

    The present study was conducted within the framework of the interdisciplinary project supported by the Presidium of the Ural Branch RAS, "Interdisciplinary Study of the Bronze Age Sites in the Southern Urals," and the Joint Russian-German Project (RFBR 09-06-91330-ННИО_а