A G Avdeev
Biographic Data
| ID | 53423 |
|---|---|
| NAME | A G Avdeev |
| GIVEN NAMES | A G |
| FAMILY NAME | Avdeev |
| SIGNATURE | AVDEEV A G |
| AFFILIATIONS | St.Tikhon's Orthodox University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7253-9126 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
A new interpretation of the inscriptions on the handles of signature knives found on the shores of Sims Bay
The article reports on a new interpretation of the inscriptions on two personalized knives found on the coast of Sims Bay in the Laptev Sea. This interpretation differs from the readings published previously by paleographers and source-study experts due to the fact that it has been possible to devise correct transcription of these inscrip-tions with the aid of the method of non-contact 3D modeling of epigraphic records developed by the RSSDA Labo…
Secular Christian Dual Naming in the Epitaphs of Moscow Rus (Around Three Unpublished Inscriptions of the 16th—17th centuries)
The article analyses the little-explored cultural practice of dual Christian naming as reflected on 16th and 17th century gravestones. The study focuses on key linguistic aspects of representing several names of the deceased; the principles of name-giving and dual name functioning – both during a person's life and after their passing—are reconstructed with special attention to epitaphic texts. By adopting an onomastic approach, the authors are ab…
Inscription With the Names of the Masters of Fresco Painting in the Trinity Cathedral of the Trinity-Macarius Monastery in Kalyazin (Cir0092)
АВДЕЕВПетр Яковлев, братья Андрей, Илья и Василий Федоровы, Симеон Стефанов, Иван Алексиев
A New Reading of the Inscriptions on the Handles of the Nominal Knives Found on the Sims Bay Shores
Purpose. The article presents a new reading of the inscriptions on two nominal knives found on the coast of Sims Bay in the Laptev Sea. The results of the reading are differs from the readings of paleographers and researchers published earlier. It was possible to give a correct reading of these inscriptions due to the use of the non-contact 3D modeling method developed by the RSSDA Laboratory and used in the Code of Russian Inscriptions (CRI). Re…
Graffiti on vessels of the second half of the 15th – early 18th century from the excavations of the Trinity-Sergius Lavra
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Graffiti on vessels of the second half of the 15th – early 18th century from the excavations of the Trinity-Sergius Lavra
Secular Christian Dual Naming in the Epitaphs of Moscow Rus (Around Three Unpublished Inscriptions of the 16th—17th centuries)
The article analyses the little-explored cultural practice of dual Christian naming as reflected on 16th and 17th century gravestones. The study focuses on key linguistic aspects of representing several names of the deceased; the principles of name-giving and dual name functioning – both during a person's life and after their passing—are reconstructed with special attention to epitaphic texts. By adopting an onomastic approach, the authors are ab…
Inscription With the Names of the Masters of Fresco Painting in the Trinity Cathedral of the Trinity-Macarius Monastery in Kalyazin (Cir0092)
АВДЕЕВПетр Яковлев, братья Андрей, Илья и Василий Федоровы, Симеон Стефанов, Иван Алексиев
A New Reading of the Inscriptions on the Handles of the Nominal Knives Found on the Sims Bay Shores
Purpose. The article presents a new reading of the inscriptions on two nominal knives found on the coast of Sims Bay in the Laptev Sea. The results of the reading are differs from the readings of paleographers and researchers published earlier. It was possible to give a correct reading of these inscriptions due to the use of the non-contact 3D modeling method developed by the RSSDA Laboratory and used in the Code of Russian Inscriptions (CRI). Re…
A new interpretation of the inscriptions on the handles of signature knives found on the shores of Sims Bay
The article reports on a new interpretation of the inscriptions on two personalized knives found on the coast of Sims Bay in the Laptev Sea. This interpretation differs from the readings published previously by paleographers and source-study experts due to the fact that it has been possible to devise correct transcription of these inscrip-tions with the aid of the method of non-contact 3D modeling of epigraphic records developed by the RSSDA Labo…
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