Y E Antonova
Biographic Data
| ID | 51225 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Y E Antonova |
| GIVEN NAMES | Y E |
| FAMILY NAME | Antonova |
| SIGNATURE | ANTONOVA Y E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Buryat Scientific Centre, Siberian Branch Russian Academy of Sciences Ulan‐Ude Russia |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6941-0305 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Rock Arts of the Kamushek Mountain in the Selenga River Valley (Western Transbaikalia)
The article describes a new location of rock paintings discovered in 2024 in the northwestern part of the Tsagan-Daban ridge (Western Transbaikalia). A new archaeological site is called Kamushek, after the rocky mountain on whose rocks the images painted with ocher, a mineral pigment of natural origin, were found. The study found that more than half of the rock paintings were not visible on the surface of the rocks during visual inspection. In th…
New Investigations of Rock Art on the West of the Tsagan-Daban Ridge (Western Transbaikalia)
The western spurs of the Tsagan-Daban mountain range (Western Transbaikalia), fringing the right bank of the Selenga river valley from the mouth of the Khilka to the mouth of the small river Zhirimka, are poorly studied in archaeological terms. Only in the last decade, objects of ancient rock art have become known here, most of which are difficult to access — removed from the Selenga coast, and located high above the river level, which makes it d…
The ‘Tri Skaly’ Geoarchaeological Site in Western Transbaikalia
The ‘Tri Skaly’ archaeological multilayered site in Western Transbaikalia is one of the latest discovered which investigations began in 2015. Lower lithological layers at this site contain archaeological materials typical for the Western Transbaikalian Early Upper Palaeolithic and revealed analogies in different areas with the materials of the most investigated sites belonged to this period: Podzvonkaya Eastern Complex, Podzvonkaya South-Eastern …
Environmental Fluctuations in the West of the Tugnui-Suhara Valley (on the Example of the Tri Skaly Site in the Western Trans-Baikal) in the Late Pleistocene – Holocene
The article presents results of the multidisciplinary studies conducted at the multilayered archaeological site of Tri Skaly in the Tugnui-Suhara valley (Western Trans-Baikal) in 2021. Recognition of the paleoecological conditions of human habitation in this area makes it possible to reconstruct the interconnections between humans and nature at various chronological periods in the Pleistocene - Holocene. The conducted nature-science analyses were…
Palaeoenvironmental and hunting activity of the Upper Palaeolithic population in Western Transbaikalia
Paleontological data from Palaeolithic sites in the Transbaikal region are frequently interpreted from the viewpoint of palaeoenvironmental reconstruction. This research describes faunal material from one of the largest Initial Upper Palaeolithic settlements in Transbaikalia Podzvonkaya and the general characteristics of ancient human hunting activity there. The archaeological context of the faunal remains (located near hearths and in the kitchen…
Paleoenvironment and peculiarities of stone industry development on Barun-Alan-1 site (Western Transbaikal)
Paleoenvironment and peculiarities of stone industry development on Barun-Alan-1 site (Western Transbaikal)
Palaeoenvironmental and hunting activity of the Upper Palaeolithic population in Western Transbaikalia
Paleontological data from Palaeolithic sites in the Transbaikal region are frequently interpreted from the viewpoint of palaeoenvironmental reconstruction. This research describes faunal material from one of the largest Initial Upper Palaeolithic settlements in Transbaikalia Podzvonkaya and the general characteristics of ancient human hunting activity there. The archaeological context of the faunal remains (located near hearths and in the kitchen…
Environmental Fluctuations in the West of the Tugnui-Suhara Valley (on the Example of the Tri Skaly Site in the Western Trans-Baikal) in the Late Pleistocene – Holocene
The article presents results of the multidisciplinary studies conducted at the multilayered archaeological site of Tri Skaly in the Tugnui-Suhara valley (Western Trans-Baikal) in 2021. Recognition of the paleoecological conditions of human habitation in this area makes it possible to reconstruct the interconnections between humans and nature at various chronological periods in the Pleistocene - Holocene. The conducted nature-science analyses were…
The ‘Tri Skaly’ Geoarchaeological Site in Western Transbaikalia
The ‘Tri Skaly’ archaeological multilayered site in Western Transbaikalia is one of the latest discovered which investigations began in 2015. Lower lithological layers at this site contain archaeological materials typical for the Western Transbaikalian Early Upper Palaeolithic and revealed analogies in different areas with the materials of the most investigated sites belonged to this period: Podzvonkaya Eastern Complex, Podzvonkaya South-Eastern …
New Investigations of Rock Art on the West of the Tsagan-Daban Ridge (Western Transbaikalia)
The western spurs of the Tsagan-Daban mountain range (Western Transbaikalia), fringing the right bank of the Selenga river valley from the mouth of the Khilka to the mouth of the small river Zhirimka, are poorly studied in archaeological terms. Only in the last decade, objects of ancient rock art have become known here, most of which are difficult to access — removed from the Selenga coast, and located high above the river level, which makes it d…
The Rock Arts of the Kamushek Mountain in the Selenga River Valley (Western Transbaikalia)
The article describes a new location of rock paintings discovered in 2024 in the northwestern part of the Tsagan-Daban ridge (Western Transbaikalia). A new archaeological site is called Kamushek, after the rocky mountain on whose rocks the images painted with ocher, a mineral pigment of natural origin, were found. The study found that more than half of the rock paintings were not visible on the surface of the rocks during visual inspection. In th…
Geology (6 works) · Archaeology (5 works) · Geography (5 works) · Paleontology (5 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (3 works) · Indigenous Studies and Ecology (3 works) · Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology (3 works) · Soil and Environmental Studies (3 works) · Period (music (2 works) · Art (1 work)