Tetyana Rudich
Biographic Data
| ID | 6049899 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tetyana Rudich |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tetyana |
| FAMILY NAME | Rudich |
| SIGNATURE | RUDICH T |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3396-504X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Population of the Chernyakhiv Culture. A Case Study of the Male Craniological Series From Viytenki
Anthropological material comes from excavations of a burial ground near the village of Viytenki (Valkiv district, Kharkiv region) in the Dnieper-Donetsk watershed. The site was studied by the German-Slavic Archaeological Expedition of the V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University (headed by Dr. Liubychev) and the Eurasian Department of the German Archaeological Institute. The male series is characterized by a long, medium-wide skull on average. I…
Late Bronze Age Population of South-western Volyn Based on Anthropological Material from Rovantsi Necropolis
Between 1987 and 1989–1990, archaeological expedition of the Institute of Social Sciences of the Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, led by D. Yu. Pavliv, excavated a Late Bronze Age / Early Iron Age cemetery near Rovantsi village, not far from Lutsk. According to Pavliv, the cemetery is attributed to a local syncretic cultural group of the Ulvivets-Rovantsi type. The cultures of the Lusatian circle and Vysotsko culture influenced this group’s materi…
Investigating the origins of the Cherniakhiv community at Voitenki, East Ukraine, through strontium isotope analysis
This paper presents strontium isotope data of human burials from Voitenki, a cemetery attributed to the Cherniakhiv Culture (1 st Millennium AD), in East Ukraine. Intending to use strontium isotope analysis to distinguish between local and non-local origins, we sampled 30 out of 113 inhumation graves that were excavated until 2018. The sample set included 22 adults, 4 juvenile individuals and 4 children, among them 11 anthropologically identified…
Scythians and the Population of the Late Bronze— Early Iron Age of Ukraine (Based on Craniological Materials)
The issue of a possible anthropological link between the populations of the Scythian period and the Bronze Age on the territory of Ukraine in the light of new anthropological data is examined in the paper. The population of Ukraine during the Scythian period, both in the steppe and forest-steppe zones, was anthropologically heterogeneous. The populations had different directions of the links with chronologically close series, as well as with grou…
The Population of Olbia in the First Centuries Ad Based on the Materials of Anthropology
Anthropological materials date from the Greco-Roman period of Olbia (1st—3rd centuries AD). Most of the finds can be dated to the 1st—2nd centuries AD, there are the assemblages with a narrower dating — the 2nd century. The main part of the series consists of bone remains from the western part of the Olbia necropolis where, according to the researchers, wealthy people were buried. Several skeletons from the northern part of the Olvian necropolis …
Anthropological Material From the Excavation of the Globular Amphorae Culture Burial Sites Bilyi Potik and Ozeriany in the Ternopil Region
The remains of 8 individuals were identified in the Bilyi Potik and Ozeriany burial complexes discovered in 2020—2021. Five of them were identified as males and two as females. Some teeth of an elder child were also discovered. The paleopathological study revealed a set of diseases typical of the Ukrainian Globular Amphorae Culture (GAC). Among them are respiratory infections, middle ear closure, and traces of infections, possibly of zoonotic ori…
Cranial Material From a Medieval Collective Burial on Berezan Island
The collective burial on Berezan Island was discovered in 2016. The burial contained 45 human skeletons arranged in 5 layers. Most skeletons were directed with their heads to the northwest or west. The archaeological assemblage is considered closed, and it contains few artifacts: two arrowheads, a ring made of white metal, and a small cross. These finds allowed the researchers to attribute this burial to the Old Rus period. The anthropological ma…
Anthropological Composition of the Population Bilozerska Culture’, Buried on the Burial Ground Near Kairy Village
The anthropological material from the burial ground of the Bilozerska Culture near the village of Kairy on the left bank of the Lower Dnieper, came from 53 burials. The male group is characterized, on average, by a long, narrow, high, dolihocranial cranium. The forehead is wide, the angle of inclination of the frontal bone is average. The width and height of the face are average. According to the upper face index, it belongs to the mesen category…
The Height of the Population of Old Rus Halych
The information about the length of the bones of the population of Old Rus Halych is introduced into the scientific circulation, the average height of the city’s population is reconstructed, and its position among chronologically close groups of the territory of Ukraine is determined in the paper. The material comes from excavations of the burial ground of the 11th—13th centuries in the Tsarinka tract, where in Old Rus times the trading and craft…
The Population of the Cherniakhiv Culture According to the Materials of the Cherkasy Centre Burial Ground (Craniological Aspect)
The burial ground Cherkasy-Center of the Cherniakhiv culture was investigated in 1991—2003. Researchers date its foundation to the turn of 3rd—4th centuries AD, and the completion of functioning by the first decades of 5th century. During the excavations, anthropological material was obtained. The skulls of this population were measured and studied using classical anthropological methods, and comparative analysis was carried out using multivariat…
The Composition of the Population Buried at the Scythian Age Cemetery Near Svitlovodsk City (According to Craniology)
The anthropological composition of the population buried at the cemetery of the Scythian Age near Svitlovodsk city (Kirovograd region) is analyzed in the paper. The burial ground is located on the border of the Forest-Steppe and Steppe Zones of the Right Bank of the Dnieper. The anthropological material under study comes from cemetery without mounds. Archaeologists date the main massif of burials to the 4th century BC. The anthropological composi…
The Population of Chernyakhiv Culture, Which Is Buried in the Cemetery Near the Village of Velyka Bugaivka, According to Craniology
Cemetery of Chernyakhiv culture near the Velyka Buhaivka village was excavated in 1995—2005 by an expedition of O. V. Petrauskas and R. G. Shishkin. During the excavations the anthropological material was obtained. The male series is characterized by a medium-long, narrow, medium-high, dolichocranial cranium. The face is short, narrow, mesognathic. Horizontal face profiling is sharp. Orbits are medium high, the nose is medium wide. The angle of t…
Anthropological Materials of the Chernyakhiv Culture’s Cemetery Near Village Popivka
The archaeological research of the Chernyakhiv Culture’s cemetery near village Popivka (Lipovetsky district, Vinnytsia region) was carried in 2017. Authors of excavation were O. V. Petrauskas and M. O. Avramenko. 22 inhumations were examined. Anthropological material was studied according to the different programs in the Laboratory of the Institute of Archaeology of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. A small series of skulls can be attr…
A grave in Ilyatka and Globular Amphora site cluster on the Southern Bug, Podillya, Ukraine
Discussed in the article, the multi-burial grave from Ilyatka (Staraya Sinyava district, Khmelnytskyi province, Ukraine) is the first feature of the Globular Amphora culture in the drainage basin of the upper Southern Bug to be subjected to comprehensive bioarchaeological and chronological analyses. The time when the remains of seven people (four men and three women) were deposited in it was determined to be 2700–2550 BC. The feature is part of a…
Population of Kyiv Podil in Ancient Rus Period
Anthropological material comes from three burial grounds from the territory of Lower Town excavated in 2003—2004. The skulls of these populations were measured and studied by classical anthropological methods, and their comparative analysis was conducted by the methods of multivariate statistic (factors analysis). The main characteristics of the united male series of Podil are long, medium-wide and high mesocranial skulls. The face is broad and m…
Formation of the Anthropological Composition of the Population of Ukraine in Cossack Time. Steppe Impact
The anthropological type of Ukrainians of Cossack Era was formed on the Old Rus anthropological substrate. They were mostly descendants of the inhabitants of former lands of Drevlyani, Volynyani, Tivertsy and partly Galichani. They were characterized by a combination of a broad face with a dolichocranial or mesocranial skull. People from non-Slavic groups, including ones from the steppe zone, also took part in the formation of the anthropological…
Balts on the Territory of Ukraine in the Old Rus Period. Antropological Aspect
The morphological similarities between the people buried in the cemeteries of Old Rus period from the territory of Ukraine and Balts population of the 12th—13th centuries were found. The samples used in this research are combined series of sculls from Volyn and drevlian’s fields, the group from Vozviagel, the little series from Jagniatyn, the group from Zelenyi Gai (barrows), and the group from Medzybizh. In the population buried in several cemet…
Late Scythians
In this paper, craniological materials from late Scythian monuments were considered in a wide range of Scythian, Sarmatian groups and series from ancient necropolises. Statistical analysis was performed using several methods of multidimensional statistics. According to the results of the analysis it can be said that the population from the Lower Dnieper settlements and the Late Scythian cemeteries of Crimea is the common anthropological massif wh…
The Population of the Forest-Steppe Zone of Ukraine During the Scythian Time
The issue on the composition of the forest-steppe population of Ukraine of the Scythian time was considered by historians, archaeologists, linguists and anthropologists. Recently, the database on the anthropology of the steppe Scythia population has been expanded. It allowed researchers to take a fresh look at both the population of the steppe and forest-steppe zones of Ukraine of the mentioned period. In the article, craniological materials of t…
The Nomadic Component of the Middle Dnieper (Right Bank Ukraine) Population of Ancient Rus Time According to Anthropological Data
The relationship between the nomadic and Slavic population of the Middle Dnieper during Kievan Rus period was considered by historians, archaeologists and linguists. The issue connected with the influence of nomads on the anthropological composition of the population formation in the region was considered poorly by anthropologists. Anthropologists associated separate skulls with people from nomadic groups, the Caucasoid features of which were wea…
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The Nomadic Component of the Middle Dnieper (Right Bank Ukraine) Population of Ancient Rus Time According to Anthropological Data
The relationship between the nomadic and Slavic population of the Middle Dnieper during Kievan Rus period was considered by historians, archaeologists and linguists. The issue connected with the influence of nomads on the anthropological composition of the population formation in the region was considered poorly by anthropologists. Anthropologists associated separate skulls with people from nomadic groups, the Caucasoid features of which were wea…
Formation of the Anthropological Composition of the Population of Ukraine in Cossack Time. Steppe Impact
The anthropological type of Ukrainians of Cossack Era was formed on the Old Rus anthropological substrate. They were mostly descendants of the inhabitants of former lands of Drevlyani, Volynyani, Tivertsy and partly Galichani. They were characterized by a combination of a broad face with a dolichocranial or mesocranial skull. People from non-Slavic groups, including ones from the steppe zone, also took part in the formation of the anthropological…
Balts on the Territory of Ukraine in the Old Rus Period. Antropological Aspect
The morphological similarities between the people buried in the cemeteries of Old Rus period from the territory of Ukraine and Balts population of the 12th—13th centuries were found. The samples used in this research are combined series of sculls from Volyn and drevlian’s fields, the group from Vozviagel, the little series from Jagniatyn, the group from Zelenyi Gai (barrows), and the group from Medzybizh. In the population buried in several cemet…
Late Scythians
In this paper, craniological materials from late Scythian monuments were considered in a wide range of Scythian, Sarmatian groups and series from ancient necropolises. Statistical analysis was performed using several methods of multidimensional statistics. According to the results of the analysis it can be said that the population from the Lower Dnieper settlements and the Late Scythian cemeteries of Crimea is the common anthropological massif wh…
The Population of the Forest-Steppe Zone of Ukraine During the Scythian Time
The issue on the composition of the forest-steppe population of Ukraine of the Scythian time was considered by historians, archaeologists, linguists and anthropologists. Recently, the database on the anthropology of the steppe Scythia population has been expanded. It allowed researchers to take a fresh look at both the population of the steppe and forest-steppe zones of Ukraine of the mentioned period. In the article, craniological materials of t…
The Composition of the Population Buried at the Scythian Age Cemetery Near Svitlovodsk City (According to Craniology)
The anthropological composition of the population buried at the cemetery of the Scythian Age near Svitlovodsk city (Kirovograd region) is analyzed in the paper. The burial ground is located on the border of the Forest-Steppe and Steppe Zones of the Right Bank of the Dnieper. The anthropological material under study comes from cemetery without mounds. Archaeologists date the main massif of burials to the 4th century BC. The anthropological composi…
The Population of Chernyakhiv Culture, Which Is Buried in the Cemetery Near the Village of Velyka Bugaivka, According to Craniology
Cemetery of Chernyakhiv culture near the Velyka Buhaivka village was excavated in 1995—2005 by an expedition of O. V. Petrauskas and R. G. Shishkin. During the excavations the anthropological material was obtained. The male series is characterized by a medium-long, narrow, medium-high, dolichocranial cranium. The face is short, narrow, mesognathic. Horizontal face profiling is sharp. Orbits are medium high, the nose is medium wide. The angle of t…
Anthropological Materials of the Chernyakhiv Culture’s Cemetery Near Village Popivka
The archaeological research of the Chernyakhiv Culture’s cemetery near village Popivka (Lipovetsky district, Vinnytsia region) was carried in 2017. Authors of excavation were O. V. Petrauskas and M. O. Avramenko. 22 inhumations were examined. Anthropological material was studied according to the different programs in the Laboratory of the Institute of Archaeology of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. A small series of skulls can be attr…
A grave in Ilyatka and Globular Amphora site cluster on the Southern Bug, Podillya, Ukraine
Discussed in the article, the multi-burial grave from Ilyatka (Staraya Sinyava district, Khmelnytskyi province, Ukraine) is the first feature of the Globular Amphora culture in the drainage basin of the upper Southern Bug to be subjected to comprehensive bioarchaeological and chronological analyses. The time when the remains of seven people (four men and three women) were deposited in it was determined to be 2700–2550 BC. The feature is part of a…
Population of Kyiv Podil in Ancient Rus Period
Anthropological material comes from three burial grounds from the territory of Lower Town excavated in 2003—2004. The skulls of these populations were measured and studied by classical anthropological methods, and their comparative analysis was conducted by the methods of multivariate statistic (factors analysis). The main characteristics of the united male series of Podil are long, medium-wide and high mesocranial skulls. The face is broad and m…
The Height of the Population of Old Rus Halych
The information about the length of the bones of the population of Old Rus Halych is introduced into the scientific circulation, the average height of the city’s population is reconstructed, and its position among chronologically close groups of the territory of Ukraine is determined in the paper. The material comes from excavations of the burial ground of the 11th—13th centuries in the Tsarinka tract, where in Old Rus times the trading and craft…
The Population of the Cherniakhiv Culture According to the Materials of the Cherkasy Centre Burial Ground (Craniological Aspect)
The burial ground Cherkasy-Center of the Cherniakhiv culture was investigated in 1991—2003. Researchers date its foundation to the turn of 3rd—4th centuries AD, and the completion of functioning by the first decades of 5th century. During the excavations, anthropological material was obtained. The skulls of this population were measured and studied using classical anthropological methods, and comparative analysis was carried out using multivariat…
Anthropological Material From the Excavation of the Globular Amphorae Culture Burial Sites Bilyi Potik and Ozeriany in the Ternopil Region
The remains of 8 individuals were identified in the Bilyi Potik and Ozeriany burial complexes discovered in 2020—2021. Five of them were identified as males and two as females. Some teeth of an elder child were also discovered. The paleopathological study revealed a set of diseases typical of the Ukrainian Globular Amphorae Culture (GAC). Among them are respiratory infections, middle ear closure, and traces of infections, possibly of zoonotic ori…
Cranial Material From a Medieval Collective Burial on Berezan Island
The collective burial on Berezan Island was discovered in 2016. The burial contained 45 human skeletons arranged in 5 layers. Most skeletons were directed with their heads to the northwest or west. The archaeological assemblage is considered closed, and it contains few artifacts: two arrowheads, a ring made of white metal, and a small cross. These finds allowed the researchers to attribute this burial to the Old Rus period. The anthropological ma…
Anthropological Composition of the Population Bilozerska Culture’, Buried on the Burial Ground Near Kairy Village
The anthropological material from the burial ground of the Bilozerska Culture near the village of Kairy on the left bank of the Lower Dnieper, came from 53 burials. The male group is characterized, on average, by a long, narrow, high, dolihocranial cranium. The forehead is wide, the angle of inclination of the frontal bone is average. The width and height of the face are average. According to the upper face index, it belongs to the mesen category…
Scythians and the Population of the Late Bronze— Early Iron Age of Ukraine (Based on Craniological Materials)
The issue of a possible anthropological link between the populations of the Scythian period and the Bronze Age on the territory of Ukraine in the light of new anthropological data is examined in the paper. The population of Ukraine during the Scythian period, both in the steppe and forest-steppe zones, was anthropologically heterogeneous. The populations had different directions of the links with chronologically close series, as well as with grou…
The Population of Olbia in the First Centuries Ad Based on the Materials of Anthropology
Anthropological materials date from the Greco-Roman period of Olbia (1st—3rd centuries AD). Most of the finds can be dated to the 1st—2nd centuries AD, there are the assemblages with a narrower dating — the 2nd century. The main part of the series consists of bone remains from the western part of the Olbia necropolis where, according to the researchers, wealthy people were buried. Several skeletons from the northern part of the Olvian necropolis …
Late Bronze Age Population of South-western Volyn Based on Anthropological Material from Rovantsi Necropolis
Between 1987 and 1989–1990, archaeological expedition of the Institute of Social Sciences of the Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, led by D. Yu. Pavliv, excavated a Late Bronze Age / Early Iron Age cemetery near Rovantsi village, not far from Lutsk. According to Pavliv, the cemetery is attributed to a local syncretic cultural group of the Ulvivets-Rovantsi type. The cultures of the Lusatian circle and Vysotsko culture influenced this group’s materi…
Investigating the origins of the Cherniakhiv community at Voitenki, East Ukraine, through strontium isotope analysis
This paper presents strontium isotope data of human burials from Voitenki, a cemetery attributed to the Cherniakhiv Culture (1 st Millennium AD), in East Ukraine. Intending to use strontium isotope analysis to distinguish between local and non-local origins, we sampled 30 out of 113 inhumation graves that were excavated until 2018. The sample set included 22 adults, 4 juvenile individuals and 4 children, among them 11 anthropologically identified…
The Population of the Chernyakhiv Culture. A Case Study of the Male Craniological Series From Viytenki
Anthropological material comes from excavations of a burial ground near the village of Viytenki (Valkiv district, Kharkiv region) in the Dnieper-Donetsk watershed. The site was studied by the German-Slavic Archaeological Expedition of the V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University (headed by Dr. Liubychev) and the Eurasian Department of the German Archaeological Institute. The male series is characterized by a long, medium-wide skull on average. I…
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