Andrii Hawinskyi
Biographic Data
| ID | 6054192 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Andrii Hawinskyi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Andrii |
| FAMILY NAME | Hawinskyi |
| SIGNATURE | HAWINSKYI A |
| AFFILIATIONS | I.Krypiakevych Institute of Ukrainian Studies National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8466-0959 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Funnel Beaker Culture and Its Southeastern Border
The article presents a brief overview of the Funnel Beaker Culture in Ukraine (3900/3800–2900/2800), with particular emphasis on its western regions. It is in this area – specifically in the interfluve of the upper Dniester and Western Buh rivers – that the southeastern boundary of the Funnel Beaker cultural zone is situated, adjacent to the more expansive and dominant Trypillia domain. The study of the Funnel Beaker Culture in Ukraine dates back…
Funnel Beaker Culture Research in Ukraine during Wartime, 2022–2024
The wide-ranging activities of one of the most enduring archaeological expeditions in western Ukraine are presented. Remarkably, field archaeology has proven capable of uniting like-minded individuals and serving the public good, even during wartime. Many of the events unfolded spontaneously, demonstrating that archaeology is far more than an academic pursuit confined to armchair scholarship; it can also play vital social roles. Volunteers, inclu…
Vitalii Konoplia – 80
The article, dedicated to the anniversary of the Lviv archaeologist, a specialist in the problematic of stone knapping of the Eneolithic–Bronze Age cultures of Western Ukraine, Vitalii Konoplia, briefly presents the biography of the scientist, outlines the scope of his scientific interests, and considers various areas of his scientific and educational activities, including field research, inter-institutional and international cooperation, scienti…
Vynnyky—Lysivka, Lviv district. Ceramic rattle from a Funnel Beaker Culture village
A clay rattle, made using the technology of the Funnel Beaker culture, was discovered during research conductedin 2024 on the settlement of this culture in Vynnyky-Lysivka. It was found in Feature 3/2024, which contained pottery with the style of its eastern and southeastern groups, as well as fragments of tableware with characteristics of the Brînzeni group of the Trypillia culture. Clay rattles are very rarely recorded in the Funnel Beaker cult…
Pottery of the Funnel Beaker culture from Rudnyky
On the map of the distribution of the southeastern group of Funnel Beaker culture the basin of the Upper Dnister River is the «white spot». Among several dozen known sites, represented by individual and random finds, there are quite a few settlements confirmed by archaeological research. This state of research allowed considering this territory as sparsely populated with the existence of temporary small villages. However, in recent years, the sit…
Late Paleolithic site Seredne 1
It is noted that the Ukrainian-Polish archaeological expedition in 2008–2010 investigated the multi-layered site Seredne 1, located on the western outskirts of the village of Seredne Kalush district, Ivano-Frankivsk region, in Srednyanska Gora Place on the hill of the left bank of the Syvka River (6th terrace of the Dnister River). Excavations with an area of 1287.5 m2 established the presence of cultural and chronological horizons of the Final P…
Archaeological exhibition "Field research carried out in 2023"
The results of the opening of the exhibition at the Archaeological Museum of the I. Krypiakevych Institute of Ukrainian Studies of the NAS of Ukraine on March 14, 2023 are highlighted. The results of field archaeological research in 2023 under the leadership of Maria Voitovych, Yana Yakovyshyna, Andriy Havinskyi, are highlighted
Vynnyky—Lysivka, district Lviv. Comparison of the results of archaeological and geomagnetic research
Archaeological research in 2023 at the Vynnyky-Lysivka site provided the basis for interpreting the results of geomagnetic work carried out in 2017. The excavations in 2016 resulted in the discovery of clusters of fired clay daub fragments, constituting the remains of the Funnel Beaker Culture household. It was assumed that noninvasive research would show the locations of other such features. However, the results of geomagnetic surveys were diffi…
Sites of the Funnelbeaker Culture in the Interfluve of Upper Dnister and Western Bug Rivers in the Light of New Research
The territory of the basins of the upper reaches of the Dnister and the Western Bug is the extreme south-eastern border of the Funnelbeaker culture (FBC) on the border with the Trypillian culture. Starting from the end of the 19th century. More than 300 sites related to the FBC were found here, which in general makes it possible to talk about the level of settlement of this territory. Among the excavated settlements, Zymne, Lezhnytsia, Tadani, Ma…
New data from the Early Iron Age settlement of Vynnyky-Golyanivka
For the first time in the article, newly discovered materials from the excavations of a two-layer settlement in Vynnyky near Lviv, which were conducted in 2014–2015, are introduced into scientific use. This settlement (which was discovered by V. Zvarych in the late 1970s and at the same time surveyed by prof. M. Peleshchyshyn) is located on the southeastern part of the hilly ridge of Roztochchya (336 m above sea level). Excavations in 2014–2015 r…
Models of clay axes from the settlement of Funnelbeaker culture of Zymne in Volhynia
Miniature clay axes are among the rarest and most mysterious finds in the culture of Funnelbeaker culture. In the scientific literature, they are mentioned briefly, mainly in the context of the publication of materials with assumptions about their probable purpose. The historiography of these subjects is insignificant; it is limited by several thorough articles with different, often debatable interpretations. Miniature axes appeared in the Eneoli…
Lezhnytsia, “Chub” site – an example of functioning of a settlement microregion of the funnel beaker culture in Ukraine
The aim of this article is an attempt to reconstruct the settlement network and settlement conditions for the Funnel Beaker Culture (FBC) site «Chub» in Lezhnytsia near Ivanychi, in the Volhynian Upland. The excavation research carried out in this place in 1933-1934 and in 1962 uncovered the vast FBC settlement with stable dwelling and farm buildings (7 immovable constructions in total). The collection of movable artefacts allows us to relate the…
Multilayered settlement near village of Perebykivtsi on Dnister
Vynnyky—Lysivka, district Lviv. Comparison of the results of archaeological and geomagnetic research
Archaeological research in 2023 at the Vynnyky-Lysivka site provided the basis for interpreting the results of geomagnetic work carried out in 2017. The excavations in 2016 resulted in the discovery of clusters of fired clay daub fragments, constituting the remains of the Funnel Beaker Culture household. It was assumed that noninvasive research would show the locations of other such features. However, the results of geomagnetic surveys were diffi…
Lezhnytsia, “Chub” site – an example of functioning of a settlement microregion of the funnel beaker culture in Ukraine
The aim of this article is an attempt to reconstruct the settlement network and settlement conditions for the Funnel Beaker Culture (FBC) site «Chub» in Lezhnytsia near Ivanychi, in the Volhynian Upland. The excavation research carried out in this place in 1933-1934 and in 1962 uncovered the vast FBC settlement with stable dwelling and farm buildings (7 immovable constructions in total). The collection of movable artefacts allows us to relate the…
Multilayered settlement near village of Perebykivtsi on Dnister
Models of clay axes from the settlement of Funnelbeaker culture of Zymne in Volhynia
Miniature clay axes are among the rarest and most mysterious finds in the culture of Funnelbeaker culture. In the scientific literature, they are mentioned briefly, mainly in the context of the publication of materials with assumptions about their probable purpose. The historiography of these subjects is insignificant; it is limited by several thorough articles with different, often debatable interpretations. Miniature axes appeared in the Eneoli…
New data from the Early Iron Age settlement of Vynnyky-Golyanivka
For the first time in the article, newly discovered materials from the excavations of a two-layer settlement in Vynnyky near Lviv, which were conducted in 2014–2015, are introduced into scientific use. This settlement (which was discovered by V. Zvarych in the late 1970s and at the same time surveyed by prof. M. Peleshchyshyn) is located on the southeastern part of the hilly ridge of Roztochchya (336 m above sea level). Excavations in 2014–2015 r…
Sites of the Funnelbeaker Culture in the Interfluve of Upper Dnister and Western Bug Rivers in the Light of New Research
The territory of the basins of the upper reaches of the Dnister and the Western Bug is the extreme south-eastern border of the Funnelbeaker culture (FBC) on the border with the Trypillian culture. Starting from the end of the 19th century. More than 300 sites related to the FBC were found here, which in general makes it possible to talk about the level of settlement of this territory. Among the excavated settlements, Zymne, Lezhnytsia, Tadani, Ma…
Pottery of the Funnel Beaker culture from Rudnyky
On the map of the distribution of the southeastern group of Funnel Beaker culture the basin of the Upper Dnister River is the «white spot». Among several dozen known sites, represented by individual and random finds, there are quite a few settlements confirmed by archaeological research. This state of research allowed considering this territory as sparsely populated with the existence of temporary small villages. However, in recent years, the sit…
Late Paleolithic site Seredne 1
It is noted that the Ukrainian-Polish archaeological expedition in 2008–2010 investigated the multi-layered site Seredne 1, located on the western outskirts of the village of Seredne Kalush district, Ivano-Frankivsk region, in Srednyanska Gora Place on the hill of the left bank of the Syvka River (6th terrace of the Dnister River). Excavations with an area of 1287.5 m2 established the presence of cultural and chronological horizons of the Final P…
Archaeological exhibition "Field research carried out in 2023"
The results of the opening of the exhibition at the Archaeological Museum of the I. Krypiakevych Institute of Ukrainian Studies of the NAS of Ukraine on March 14, 2023 are highlighted. The results of field archaeological research in 2023 under the leadership of Maria Voitovych, Yana Yakovyshyna, Andriy Havinskyi, are highlighted
Vynnyky—Lysivka, district Lviv. Comparison of the results of archaeological and geomagnetic research
Archaeological research in 2023 at the Vynnyky-Lysivka site provided the basis for interpreting the results of geomagnetic work carried out in 2017. The excavations in 2016 resulted in the discovery of clusters of fired clay daub fragments, constituting the remains of the Funnel Beaker Culture household. It was assumed that noninvasive research would show the locations of other such features. However, the results of geomagnetic surveys were diffi…
Vitalii Konoplia – 80
The article, dedicated to the anniversary of the Lviv archaeologist, a specialist in the problematic of stone knapping of the Eneolithic–Bronze Age cultures of Western Ukraine, Vitalii Konoplia, briefly presents the biography of the scientist, outlines the scope of his scientific interests, and considers various areas of his scientific and educational activities, including field research, inter-institutional and international cooperation, scienti…
Vynnyky—Lysivka, Lviv district. Ceramic rattle from a Funnel Beaker Culture village
A clay rattle, made using the technology of the Funnel Beaker culture, was discovered during research conductedin 2024 on the settlement of this culture in Vynnyky-Lysivka. It was found in Feature 3/2024, which contained pottery with the style of its eastern and southeastern groups, as well as fragments of tableware with characteristics of the Brînzeni group of the Trypillia culture. Clay rattles are very rarely recorded in the Funnel Beaker cult…
The Funnel Beaker Culture and Its Southeastern Border
The article presents a brief overview of the Funnel Beaker Culture in Ukraine (3900/3800–2900/2800), with particular emphasis on its western regions. It is in this area – specifically in the interfluve of the upper Dniester and Western Buh rivers – that the southeastern boundary of the Funnel Beaker cultural zone is situated, adjacent to the more expansive and dominant Trypillia domain. The study of the Funnel Beaker Culture in Ukraine dates back…
Funnel Beaker Culture Research in Ukraine during Wartime, 2022–2024
The wide-ranging activities of one of the most enduring archaeological expeditions in western Ukraine are presented. Remarkably, field archaeology has proven capable of uniting like-minded individuals and serving the public good, even during wartime. Many of the events unfolded spontaneously, demonstrating that archaeology is far more than an academic pursuit confined to armchair scholarship; it can also play vital social roles. Volunteers, inclu…
Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (10 works) · Archaeology (8 works) · Geography (7 works) · Beaker (5 works) · Excavation (5 works) · Funnel (4 works) · Human settlement (4 works) · Diverse Scientific Research in Ukraine (3 works) · Geology (3 works) · History (3 works)