Anatoly R Kantorovich

Biographic Data

ID4988079
NAMEAnatoly R Kantorovich
GIVEN NAMESAnatoly R
FAMILY NAMEKantorovich
SIGNATUREKANTOROVICH A R
AFFILIATIONSLomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow, Russian Federation
ORCID0000-0001-8392-9445
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS6
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR6
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2021
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX0

  • Horn Items in Scythian-Siberian Style from III Kurgan Cemetery in Totskoe Village, Orenburg Region

    Open AccessL V Kuptsova, Anatoly R Kantorovich et al.ARTICLEУфимский археологический вестник2025

    This article is devoted to publishing four pommels made of Cervidae horns and decorated in the Scythian-Siberian animalistic style. The items are discovered in the Fore-Urals steppe in the nomadic collective grave dated the turn of 400s–300s – the first half of the 300s AD. The grave conceals at least 12 people cremated in situ. The animalistic style horn pommels are revealed in the part of the grave least exposed to the flames. These items are f…

  • Image Repertoire of the Scythian-Siberian Animalistic Style from Filippovka 1 Burial Ground Kurgans (Excavations by A.Kh. Pshenichnyuk)

    Open AccessAnatoly R KantorovichARTICLEУфимский археологический вестник2025

    Fillipovka kurgans reveal a collection of items decorated or ornamented in the animalistic style. These items are essential for understanding the Eurasian Scythian-Siberian animalistic style. Furthermore, such items throw light over the history of Scythian-Siberian nomads and ethnicities they contacted. The article analyses the Scythian-Siberian animalistic style of the items obtained from Filippovka 1 kurgan cemetery. Specifically the research f…

  • Horse Teeth Shed Light on Seasonality in Scythian Mound Burials in Southern Russia

    Natalya E Prilepskaya, O P Bachura et al.ARTICLEJournal of Field Archaeology2024References: 10

    The Scythian archaeological culture is a component of the Scythian-Siberian community of equestrian nomadic pastoralists located in the northern Black Sea region and Ciscaucasia. This paper explores whether the Scythians were present in the central Pre-Caucasus all year round or only during a part of the year and were migrating seasonally. Since Scythian settlements are not known in this region, a possible clue may come from determining the seaso…

  • “Cimmerian Rosette” as a Structural Component of Images of the Eastern European Scythian Animal Style

    Open AccessAnatoly R KantorovichARTICLEJournal of historical philological…2023

  • Scenes of chasing, tearing and devouring of animals in the East-European Scythian animal style art (problem of the interpretation and statistical indicators)

    Anatoly R Kantorovich, Канторович А РCHAPTERDIALOGUE 2017–2018. Dichotomy of…2021

  • New Finds of Anthropomorphic Figurines of the North Caucasian Culture in the Central Fore-Caucasus

    Alexander A Kleshchenko, А А Клещенко et al.ARTICLEКраткие сообщения Института…2021

    Статья посвящена публикации погребальных комплексов с алебастровыми и глиняными антропоморфными статуэтками развитого и позднего этапов северокавказской культуры (XXVIII - нач. XXV в. до н. э.), обнаруженными в Центральном Предкавказье в 2000-2014 гг. В работе приводятся описание и датировка пяти погребений, содержавших 14 таких статуэток (рис. 1-3). На основе анализа общей источниковой базы (9 погребений, 21 статуэтка) рассматриваются закономерн…