E V Tigeeva
Biographic Data
| ID | 54485 |
|---|---|
| NAME | E V Tigeeva |
| GIVEN NAMES | E V |
| FAMILY NAME | Tigeeva |
| SIGNATURE | TIGEEVA E V |
| AFFILIATIONS | Siberian Scientific Research Institute of Oil Industry |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2325-5415 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Metallographic study of non-ferrous metal products from the Maray 1 site of the Baitovo Cul-ture in the Lower Ishim River region
The article examines non-ferrous metal products from the Baitovo Culture materials of the Early Iron Age hillfort of Marai 1. This settlement is located in the forest-steppe of the Ishim River region of Western Siberia. The upper building hori-zon marks the settlement of the Baitovo Culture dating to the 4th-2nd centuries BC. Metallographic analysis of 28 items was carried out using the Axio Observer D1m microscope (Zeiss). As a result, eight tec…
Metallurgical groups of non-ferrous metal products of the Baitovo Culture in the settlement of Marai 1
In the paper, the results of an analytical investigation of 28 artefacts made of non-ferrous metal originated from the materials of the settlement of Marai 1 of the Lower Ishim River basin of Tyumen Oblast are presented. Among the items were arrowheads, awls, decorations, plates, drops an ingot and a bracket attributed to the Bai-tovo Culture. The upper cultural horizon of the settlement marks the site of the Baitovo Culture of the beginning of t…
The Complex of the Maray 4 Fortified Settlement in the Forest-Steppe of Ishim Area (Beginning of the Early Iron Age)
The article introduces new materials from the Maray 4 fortified settlement (beginning of the Early Iron Age) into scientific circulation. This settlement, located in the forest-steppe of the Ishim area (south-west of Western Siberia), had a ring defence system including a shallow ditch and a rampart. The planigraphic and stratigraphic analyses of a 327 m2 excavation area revealed the remnants of three structures: two above-ground structures and o…
Mirrors of the Sargatka Culture in the Tobol-Ishim Interfluve Basin
Metal Production of Krasnoozerka and Itkul Cultures of the Tobol-Ishim Interfluve
The data of an analytical study of copper and bronze products of the eastern (Tobol area) variant of the Itkul culture and the Krasnoozerka culture of the Early Iron Age of the Tobol-Ishim interfluve (37 items) are compared. The metal inventory was studied by the methods of X-ray fluorescemce analysis (a laboratory of the Institute of Archeology of the Russian Academy of Sciences) and metallographic analysis (Tyumen Scientific Centre of SB RAS). …
Metal Complex of the Bronze Age From an Alakul Burial Ground (Typology and Manufacturing Techniques)
The article deals with metal artifacts from an Alakul burial ground, which is considered to be one of the largest and brightest monuments of the Alakul culture in the Trans-Urals. There is a description of morphological and typological characteristics of the metal complex which determined the main types of objects, a circle of cultural analogies, and also artifacts which aren't found among materials of other monuments. The main raw materials for …
The Complex of the Maray 4 Fortified Settlement in the Forest-Steppe of Ishim Area (Beginning of the Early Iron Age)
The article introduces new materials from the Maray 4 fortified settlement (beginning of the Early Iron Age) into scientific circulation. This settlement, located in the forest-steppe of the Ishim area (south-west of Western Siberia), had a ring defence system including a shallow ditch and a rampart. The planigraphic and stratigraphic analyses of a 327 m2 excavation area revealed the remnants of three structures: two above-ground structures and o…
Metal Production of Krasnoozerka and Itkul Cultures of the Tobol-Ishim Interfluve
The data of an analytical study of copper and bronze products of the eastern (Tobol area) variant of the Itkul culture and the Krasnoozerka culture of the Early Iron Age of the Tobol-Ishim interfluve (37 items) are compared. The metal inventory was studied by the methods of X-ray fluorescemce analysis (a laboratory of the Institute of Archeology of the Russian Academy of Sciences) and metallographic analysis (Tyumen Scientific Centre of SB RAS). …
Metal Complex of the Bronze Age From an Alakul Burial Ground (Typology and Manufacturing Techniques)
The article deals with metal artifacts from an Alakul burial ground, which is considered to be one of the largest and brightest monuments of the Alakul culture in the Trans-Urals. There is a description of morphological and typological characteristics of the metal complex which determined the main types of objects, a circle of cultural analogies, and also artifacts which aren't found among materials of other monuments. The main raw materials for …
Metallurgical groups of non-ferrous metal products of the Baitovo Culture in the settlement of Marai 1
In the paper, the results of an analytical investigation of 28 artefacts made of non-ferrous metal originated from the materials of the settlement of Marai 1 of the Lower Ishim River basin of Tyumen Oblast are presented. Among the items were arrowheads, awls, decorations, plates, drops an ingot and a bracket attributed to the Bai-tovo Culture. The upper cultural horizon of the settlement marks the site of the Baitovo Culture of the beginning of t…
Metal Complex of the Bronze Age From an Alakul Burial Ground (Typology and Manufacturing Techniques)
The article deals with metal artifacts from an Alakul burial ground, which is considered to be one of the largest and brightest monuments of the Alakul culture in the Trans-Urals. There is a description of morphological and typological characteristics of the metal complex which determined the main types of objects, a circle of cultural analogies, and also artifacts which aren't found among materials of other monuments. The main raw materials for …
Metal Production of Krasnoozerka and Itkul Cultures of the Tobol-Ishim Interfluve
The data of an analytical study of copper and bronze products of the eastern (Tobol area) variant of the Itkul culture and the Krasnoozerka culture of the Early Iron Age of the Tobol-Ishim interfluve (37 items) are compared. The metal inventory was studied by the methods of X-ray fluorescemce analysis (a laboratory of the Institute of Archeology of the Russian Academy of Sciences) and metallographic analysis (Tyumen Scientific Centre of SB RAS). …
Mirrors of the Sargatka Culture in the Tobol-Ishim Interfluve Basin
The Complex of the Maray 4 Fortified Settlement in the Forest-Steppe of Ishim Area (Beginning of the Early Iron Age)
The article introduces new materials from the Maray 4 fortified settlement (beginning of the Early Iron Age) into scientific circulation. This settlement, located in the forest-steppe of the Ishim area (south-west of Western Siberia), had a ring defence system including a shallow ditch and a rampart. The planigraphic and stratigraphic analyses of a 327 m2 excavation area revealed the remnants of three structures: two above-ground structures and o…
Metallurgical groups of non-ferrous metal products of the Baitovo Culture in the settlement of Marai 1
In the paper, the results of an analytical investigation of 28 artefacts made of non-ferrous metal originated from the materials of the settlement of Marai 1 of the Lower Ishim River basin of Tyumen Oblast are presented. Among the items were arrowheads, awls, decorations, plates, drops an ingot and a bracket attributed to the Bai-tovo Culture. The upper cultural horizon of the settlement marks the site of the Baitovo Culture of the beginning of t…
Metallographic study of non-ferrous metal products from the Maray 1 site of the Baitovo Cul-ture in the Lower Ishim River region
The article examines non-ferrous metal products from the Baitovo Culture materials of the Early Iron Age hillfort of Marai 1. This settlement is located in the forest-steppe of the Ishim River region of Western Siberia. The upper building hori-zon marks the settlement of the Baitovo Culture dating to the 4th-2nd centuries BC. Metallographic analysis of 28 items was carried out using the Axio Observer D1m microscope (Zeiss). As a result, eight tec…
Archaeology (5 works) · Geography (4 works) · Materials Science (4 works) · Metallurgy (4 works) · Metallurgy and Cultural Artifacts (4 works) · Eurasian Exchange Networks (3 works) · Geology (3 works) · Ancient Near East History (2 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (2 works) · Bronze (2 works)