I S Shegutov
Biographic Data
| ID | 5644481 |
|---|---|
| NAME | I S Shegutov |
| GIVEN NAMES | I S |
| FAMILY NAME | Shegutov |
| SIGNATURE | SHEGUTOV I S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Irkutsk State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3212-625X |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Initial Results of an Analysis of Raw-Material Units from the Early Upper Paleolithic Assemblage at the Tuyana Site in the Tunka Valley, Southwestern Cis-Baikal
This article presents the first results of an analysis of raw-material units from the Early Upper Paleolithic assemblage at the Tuyana site in the Tunka Valley (southwestern Cis-Baikal). The assemblage is dated to ~34–30 ka cal BP and is notable for the discovery of anatomically modern human remains associated with an Early Upper Paleolithic carinated industry. Because these cultural remains were redeposited in ancient times, the issue of technol…
Preceramic Assemblage of the Elovka-Nugan 1 Site in the Tunka Valley
The Tunka Valley remains one of the least studied areas of Baikal-Yenisei Siberia, and the Early Holocene is still a major gap in its archaeological record. Excavations at Elovka-Nugan 1 site in 2025 revealed a preceramic lithic assemblage, attributed here to the Mesolithic on the basis of stratigraphy, typology, and regional comparisons. A buried humic horizon (level 3b) was exposed in one of the test pits sunk into the gentler slope at the foot…
Geochemical Characteristics of the Raw Materials and Moulding Compounds of Neolithic Net-Impressed Ceramics from Central Siberia
Introduction. This study investigates the chemical composition of Neolithic net-impressed ceramics from Central Siberia using portable X-ray fluorescence (pXRF) analysis. The primary objective is to characterize the raw materials and moulding compounds employed by hunter-gatherer communities in the region. Materials and Research Methods. The sample set comprises 147 ceramic specimens from 11 archaeological sites: eight located in Yakutia and thre…
New Data on the Archaeology of the Usolye-Sibirskoye Town and Usolye District of the Irkutsk Region
This article presents the results of research conducted in 2024 in Usolye-Sibirskoye town and the Usolye District of the Irkutsk Region to clarify the boundaries and information about sites of archaeological heritage (SAH). This territory is a main research area, home to dozens of key sites that have become foundational for the study of vari ous archaeological periods (beginning with the Upper Paleolithic) in the Southern Angara region and Baikal…
Potential of Multivariate Statistical Methods for Interpreting Portable X-ray Fluorescence Analysis Data from Ceramics
The results of portable X-ray fluorescence analysis (pXRF) of Middle Neolithic ceramics (53 vessels) of Baikal-Yenisei Siberia from excavations at the Ust-Belaya, Derevnya Martynova, Indon, Popovskii Lug, and Generalov sites are presented. It is established that multivariate statistical methods, particularly principal component analysis and cluster analysis, offer the best opportunities for interpreting pXRF data. These methods reduce data dimens…
Variability of the Chemical Composition of Early Neolithic Ceramic Vessels of the Tunka Valley According to Portable X-ray Fluorescence Analysis
This article presents the results of portable X-ray fluorescence analysis (pXRF) conducted on a collection of Early Neolithic ceramics (~8.5–7 ka cal BP) from the Tunka Valley (Southwestern Baikal region). The sample includes 20 vessel fragments from excavations at the Tuyana and Elovka-Nugan 1 sites, located on opposite banks of the Irkut River, 6 km apart. Measurements were carried out using an Olympus Vanta M portable analyzer on sections of t…
Experience in Reconstructing the Stages of Primary Knapping in the Early Holocene of the Southern Angara Region using the Method of Scar-Pattern Analysis (Based on Materials from the Privodnaya 3 Site…
The article presents the results of the scar-pattern analysis of cores of the Early Holocene assemblage of Privodnaya 3 site located on the Angara River (Southern Angara Region). It is mentioned that the method is based on the identification of technological stages by systematizing in chronological order the removal scars observed on the surface of the artifact. The aim of the research is to evaluate the possibilities of the scar-pattern analysis…
Chronology and Features of Microblade Knapping in Baikal-Yenisei Siberia during MIS 2
A new view on the formation and development of terminal-edge microblade knapping (TEMK) techniques (wedge-shaped cores) in the Baikal-Yenisei Siberia during the MIS 2 (Sartanian cryochron) is presented. Based on data from 54 sites with TEMK assemblages, we have developed a correct chronological scheme and provided a microknapping characteristic for all stages of the Sartanian cryochron for which data are available. For comparison, data on earlier…
Lithic Industry of Kulakovo 1 Site in the Context of the Late Upper Paleolithic of the Upper Reaches of Angara River (South of Baikal-Yenisei Siberia)
The article presents the results of the analysis of a collection of stone items from an assemblage of the Late Upper Paleolithic, obtained during the work of 1967–1969 at the Kulakovo 1 site, located on the right bank of the Angara River (6 km below the mouth of the Belaya River). Several levels (cultural layers) of occurrence of the archaeological finds have been identified. In the upper humus horizon of modern soil, cultural remains of the Neol…
Evaluation of the Capabilities of a Portable X-ray Fluorescence Analyzer for Differentiation of Lithic Raw Materials of AeolianCorraded Artifacts (Based on the Materials of the Osa-Unga Wide Section o…
The results of X-ray fluorescence analysis using a portable spectrometer (pXRF) are presented, carried out on a collection of stone aeolian-corraded artifacts from the Melkhitui 2 and Bilchir 4 sites, which are located in the OsaUnga wide section of the Bratsk Reservoir. The aim of the study was to determine a suitable geochemical indicator for identifying blocks of raw materials and groups of rocks similar in composition that were used in lithic…
Bolshoi Zangisan – The Early Upper Paleolithic Assemblage of the Tunka Valley (Southwestern Cis-Baikal)
The article presents the materials of the Early Upper Paleolithic site Bolshoi Zangisan. This site is located on the Tunka Valley (southwestern Cis-Baikal), 8,5 km east of the Turan village and was excavated in 1983–1987 by A. B. Fedorenko. Cultural remains were found in deformed soils of MIS 3, which in the regional climate-stratigraphic scheme corresponds to the Karginian interstadial. Archaeological and paleontological remains consist 535 spec…
Possibilities of Non-destructive Analysis of Stone Artifacts Using the Example of Materials from the Late Paleolithic Assemblages of the Southern Angara Region and Upper Lena
The results of non-destructive analysis of stone artifacts from siliceous rocks from the Late Upper Paleolithic (LUP) sites of the Belaya and Upper Lena Rivers are presented. X-ray fluorescence analysis carried out using a portable device (pXRF) and geometric-morphometric analysis of 3D models were selected as the main methods. The purpose of pXRF was to highlight criteria for differentiating rocks from different sites, issues of searching for so…
Possibilities of Non-destructive Analysis of Stone Artifacts Using the Example of Materials from the Late Paleolithic Assemblages of the Southern Angara Region and Upper Lena
The results of non-destructive analysis of stone artifacts from siliceous rocks from the Late Upper Paleolithic (LUP) sites of the Belaya and Upper Lena Rivers are presented. X-ray fluorescence analysis carried out using a portable device (pXRF) and geometric-morphometric analysis of 3D models were selected as the main methods. The purpose of pXRF was to highlight criteria for differentiating rocks from different sites, issues of searching for so…
Possibilities of Non-destructive Analysis of Stone Artifacts Using the Example of Materials from the Late Paleolithic Assemblages of the Southern Angara Region and Upper Lena
The results of non-destructive analysis of stone artifacts from siliceous rocks from the Late Upper Paleolithic (LUP) sites of the Belaya and Upper Lena Rivers are presented. X-ray fluorescence analysis carried out using a portable device (pXRF) and geometric-morphometric analysis of 3D models were selected as the main methods. The purpose of pXRF was to highlight criteria for differentiating rocks from different sites, issues of searching for so…
Chronology and Features of Microblade Knapping in Baikal-Yenisei Siberia during MIS 2
A new view on the formation and development of terminal-edge microblade knapping (TEMK) techniques (wedge-shaped cores) in the Baikal-Yenisei Siberia during the MIS 2 (Sartanian cryochron) is presented. Based on data from 54 sites with TEMK assemblages, we have developed a correct chronological scheme and provided a microknapping characteristic for all stages of the Sartanian cryochron for which data are available. For comparison, data on earlier…
Lithic Industry of Kulakovo 1 Site in the Context of the Late Upper Paleolithic of the Upper Reaches of Angara River (South of Baikal-Yenisei Siberia)
The article presents the results of the analysis of a collection of stone items from an assemblage of the Late Upper Paleolithic, obtained during the work of 1967–1969 at the Kulakovo 1 site, located on the right bank of the Angara River (6 km below the mouth of the Belaya River). Several levels (cultural layers) of occurrence of the archaeological finds have been identified. In the upper humus horizon of modern soil, cultural remains of the Neol…
Evaluation of the Capabilities of a Portable X-ray Fluorescence Analyzer for Differentiation of Lithic Raw Materials of AeolianCorraded Artifacts (Based on the Materials of the Osa-Unga Wide Section o…
The results of X-ray fluorescence analysis using a portable spectrometer (pXRF) are presented, carried out on a collection of stone aeolian-corraded artifacts from the Melkhitui 2 and Bilchir 4 sites, which are located in the OsaUnga wide section of the Bratsk Reservoir. The aim of the study was to determine a suitable geochemical indicator for identifying blocks of raw materials and groups of rocks similar in composition that were used in lithic…
Bolshoi Zangisan – The Early Upper Paleolithic Assemblage of the Tunka Valley (Southwestern Cis-Baikal)
The article presents the materials of the Early Upper Paleolithic site Bolshoi Zangisan. This site is located on the Tunka Valley (southwestern Cis-Baikal), 8,5 km east of the Turan village and was excavated in 1983–1987 by A. B. Fedorenko. Cultural remains were found in deformed soils of MIS 3, which in the regional climate-stratigraphic scheme corresponds to the Karginian interstadial. Archaeological and paleontological remains consist 535 spec…
New Data on the Archaeology of the Usolye-Sibirskoye Town and Usolye District of the Irkutsk Region
This article presents the results of research conducted in 2024 in Usolye-Sibirskoye town and the Usolye District of the Irkutsk Region to clarify the boundaries and information about sites of archaeological heritage (SAH). This territory is a main research area, home to dozens of key sites that have become foundational for the study of vari ous archaeological periods (beginning with the Upper Paleolithic) in the Southern Angara region and Baikal…
Potential of Multivariate Statistical Methods for Interpreting Portable X-ray Fluorescence Analysis Data from Ceramics
The results of portable X-ray fluorescence analysis (pXRF) of Middle Neolithic ceramics (53 vessels) of Baikal-Yenisei Siberia from excavations at the Ust-Belaya, Derevnya Martynova, Indon, Popovskii Lug, and Generalov sites are presented. It is established that multivariate statistical methods, particularly principal component analysis and cluster analysis, offer the best opportunities for interpreting pXRF data. These methods reduce data dimens…
Variability of the Chemical Composition of Early Neolithic Ceramic Vessels of the Tunka Valley According to Portable X-ray Fluorescence Analysis
This article presents the results of portable X-ray fluorescence analysis (pXRF) conducted on a collection of Early Neolithic ceramics (~8.5–7 ka cal BP) from the Tunka Valley (Southwestern Baikal region). The sample includes 20 vessel fragments from excavations at the Tuyana and Elovka-Nugan 1 sites, located on opposite banks of the Irkut River, 6 km apart. Measurements were carried out using an Olympus Vanta M portable analyzer on sections of t…
Experience in Reconstructing the Stages of Primary Knapping in the Early Holocene of the Southern Angara Region using the Method of Scar-Pattern Analysis (Based on Materials from the Privodnaya 3 Site…
The article presents the results of the scar-pattern analysis of cores of the Early Holocene assemblage of Privodnaya 3 site located on the Angara River (Southern Angara Region). It is mentioned that the method is based on the identification of technological stages by systematizing in chronological order the removal scars observed on the surface of the artifact. The aim of the research is to evaluate the possibilities of the scar-pattern analysis…
Initial Results of an Analysis of Raw-Material Units from the Early Upper Paleolithic Assemblage at the Tuyana Site in the Tunka Valley, Southwestern Cis-Baikal
This article presents the first results of an analysis of raw-material units from the Early Upper Paleolithic assemblage at the Tuyana site in the Tunka Valley (southwestern Cis-Baikal). The assemblage is dated to ~34–30 ka cal BP and is notable for the discovery of anatomically modern human remains associated with an Early Upper Paleolithic carinated industry. Because these cultural remains were redeposited in ancient times, the issue of technol…
Preceramic Assemblage of the Elovka-Nugan 1 Site in the Tunka Valley
The Tunka Valley remains one of the least studied areas of Baikal-Yenisei Siberia, and the Early Holocene is still a major gap in its archaeological record. Excavations at Elovka-Nugan 1 site in 2025 revealed a preceramic lithic assemblage, attributed here to the Mesolithic on the basis of stratigraphy, typology, and regional comparisons. A buried humic horizon (level 3b) was exposed in one of the test pits sunk into the gentler slope at the foot…
Geochemical Characteristics of the Raw Materials and Moulding Compounds of Neolithic Net-Impressed Ceramics from Central Siberia
Introduction. This study investigates the chemical composition of Neolithic net-impressed ceramics from Central Siberia using portable X-ray fluorescence (pXRF) analysis. The primary objective is to characterize the raw materials and moulding compounds employed by hunter-gatherer communities in the region. Materials and Research Methods. The sample set comprises 147 ceramic specimens from 11 archaeological sites: eight located in Yakutia and thre…
Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology (5 works) · Archaeology (4 works) · Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis (4 works) · Excavation (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Geology (4 works) · Archaeological and Geological Studies (3 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (3 works) · Knapping (3 works) · Soil and Environmental Studies (3 works)