Denis Zhuravlev
Biographic Data
| ID | 612188 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Denis Zhuravlev |
| GIVEN NAMES | Denis |
| FAMILY NAME | Zhuravlev |
| SIGNATURE | ZHURAVLEV D |
| AFFILIATIONS | State Historical Museum |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1139-6621 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
From the Levant to a Moscow Museum
The State Historical Museum (Moscow) houses, among its collections, cultural treasures that arrived in the USSR as compensatory restitution from Germany. Among them are three glass flasks, which are examined in this article. Judging by the inscriptions on the surviving labels, the hexagonal bottles came from Jerusalem (one from the Temple Series) and Kerch (one from the Dionysiac Series). Thus, the first vessel adds to the corpus of Temple Series…
Composition of 6th–1st century BC glass of core-formed vessels from the North Black Sea region
The composition of 38 samples of core-formed vessels from the State Historical Museum (Moscow) was studied using SEM-EDS and LA-ICP-MS techniques. Most of them were unearthed in North Pontic Greek colonies. Most studied vessels are likely made of Levantine glass. However, the composition of glass of the Mediterranean group I vessels is not absolutely homogeneous, slightly differing for the earlier and the later types. It could imply that either t…
Two cnidian plastic vessels of the 2nd century ad from the collection of the state historical museum
The article considers two textbook-famous Cnidian plastic vessels from the collection of the State Historical Museum in Moscow. One of them, shaped as a ram, comes from the excavations of N.I. Veselovsky in the Kuban region, the second one – a lagynos with erotic scenes on its body – was found by I.I. Gushchina at the Late Scythian burial ground Belbek IV in the Southwestern Crimea. As part of a project to do research on monuments of the classica…
Collection of Roman Time and the Great Migration Period Artefacts from the Eastern Crimea
The article examines a collection of metal elements of costume from the Roman period and the Great Migration period from the State Historical Museum. It comes from Eastern Crimea (Kerch or Theodosia). Among the Roman time artifacts, the most numerous are brooches and buckles, bracelets, and pendants of "barbarian" origin, associated with the Sarmatians, Germans, and, possibly, the Western Balts. Items from the era of the Great Migrations, includi…
A Lamp From Tauric Chersonesos With the Image of Prophet Jonah
The fortification system of the settlement of Golubitskaya 2
Lamps from a Sanctuary of Eleusinian Goddesses – “Beregovoï-4”
The sanctuary known as Beregovoï-4 is situated on the Taman Peninsula (Kerch Strait between the Sea of Azov and the Black Sea), 5 km north-west of the ancient polis of Patraios. The large amount of terracotta figurines and other sacral objects, in conjunction with the absence of any groups of buildings, testifies clearly to the fact that this archaeological site was a sanctuary. The contexts of the finds are extremely significant – there are simp…
A Terracotta Relief with a Dionysiac Motif from Kepoi
A unique terracotta relief with a depiction of a Dionysiac scene is published in this article: it was found during excavations of the city of Kepoi in the Asiatic Bosporus. The authors of the article reach the conclusion that the relief shows a depiction of two actors in satyrs’ masks carrying a third in the role of Dionysos. The relief dates from the second half of the 4 th century BC
A Bronze Jug from the Shverin Burial-Mound
© Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden, 2009 DOI: 10.1163/157005710X525165 Ancient Civilizations from Scythia to Siberia 15 (2009) 215-242 brill.nl/acss A Bronze Jug from the Shverin Burial-Mound * Mikhail Yu. Treister, Denis V. Zhuravlev ** Abstract The article is devoted to the publication and analysis of a fragmentary bronze jug found in 1872 during excavation of a barrow near Streletskaya Bay, on the estate of Colonel K. I. Shverin, the only known bu…
Pontic Sigillata Plates with a Vertical Rim from the Belbek IV Necropolis in the South-Western Crimea
Western Sigillata in the Northern Pontic Region
Grave-Goods from a Rich Tomb in Gorgippia(?) Dating from the 2nd Century AD and Now in the Collection of the State Historical Museum (Moscow)
In 1982 The State Historical Museum acquired a set of a gold funeral wreath and three pair of earrings from the KGB. According to the given information the objects originated from the clandestine excavations in Anapa or its vicinities. The complex of jewellery discussed is chronologically close to the burial in the tomb II, excavated in 1975 in Gorgippia, which may be dated not later than the middle-third quarter of the 2nd century AD. The fact t…
New Data on Details of Roman Military Equipment and Horse's Harness from Chersonesos and its Environs
Terra Sigillata and Red Slip Pottery in the North Pontic Region (A Short Bibliographical Survey)
A Late Hellenistic Skyphos From Pergamon With Applique Reliefs From the Chrysaliskos Estate
The terra sigillata skyphos found in 1971 and bearing reliefs with erotic scenes is the only one of its kind from the Northern Black Sea coast. The vessel and its process of manufacture are analysed, the reliefs described and its origins traced to Pergamon at the end 2nd-first half 1st c. BC
A Terracotta Relief with a Dionysiac Motif from Kepoi
A unique terracotta relief with a depiction of a Dionysiac scene is published in this article: it was found during excavations of the city of Kepoi in the Asiatic Bosporus. The authors of the article reach the conclusion that the relief shows a depiction of two actors in satyrs’ masks carrying a third in the role of Dionysos. The relief dates from the second half of the 4 th century BC
Terra Sigillata and Red Slip Pottery in the North Pontic Region (A Short Bibliographical Survey)
Lamps from a Sanctuary of Eleusinian Goddesses – “Beregovoï-4”
The sanctuary known as Beregovoï-4 is situated on the Taman Peninsula (Kerch Strait between the Sea of Azov and the Black Sea), 5 km north-west of the ancient polis of Patraios. The large amount of terracotta figurines and other sacral objects, in conjunction with the absence of any groups of buildings, testifies clearly to the fact that this archaeological site was a sanctuary. The contexts of the finds are extremely significant – there are simp…
New Data on Details of Roman Military Equipment and Horse's Harness from Chersonesos and its Environs
A Late Hellenistic Skyphos From Pergamon With Applique Reliefs From the Chrysaliskos Estate
The terra sigillata skyphos found in 1971 and bearing reliefs with erotic scenes is the only one of its kind from the Northern Black Sea coast. The vessel and its process of manufacture are analysed, the reliefs described and its origins traced to Pergamon at the end 2nd-first half 1st c. BC
Terra Sigillata and Red Slip Pottery in the North Pontic Region (A Short Bibliographical Survey)
New Data on Details of Roman Military Equipment and Horse's Harness from Chersonesos and its Environs
Grave-Goods from a Rich Tomb in Gorgippia(?) Dating from the 2nd Century AD and Now in the Collection of the State Historical Museum (Moscow)
In 1982 The State Historical Museum acquired a set of a gold funeral wreath and three pair of earrings from the KGB. According to the given information the objects originated from the clandestine excavations in Anapa or its vicinities. The complex of jewellery discussed is chronologically close to the burial in the tomb II, excavated in 1975 in Gorgippia, which may be dated not later than the middle-third quarter of the 2nd century AD. The fact t…
Western Sigillata in the Northern Pontic Region
A Bronze Jug from the Shverin Burial-Mound
© Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden, 2009 DOI: 10.1163/157005710X525165 Ancient Civilizations from Scythia to Siberia 15 (2009) 215-242 brill.nl/acss A Bronze Jug from the Shverin Burial-Mound * Mikhail Yu. Treister, Denis V. Zhuravlev ** Abstract The article is devoted to the publication and analysis of a fragmentary bronze jug found in 1872 during excavation of a barrow near Streletskaya Bay, on the estate of Colonel K. I. Shverin, the only known bu…
Pontic Sigillata Plates with a Vertical Rim from the Belbek IV Necropolis in the South-Western Crimea
Lamps from a Sanctuary of Eleusinian Goddesses – “Beregovoï-4”
The sanctuary known as Beregovoï-4 is situated on the Taman Peninsula (Kerch Strait between the Sea of Azov and the Black Sea), 5 km north-west of the ancient polis of Patraios. The large amount of terracotta figurines and other sacral objects, in conjunction with the absence of any groups of buildings, testifies clearly to the fact that this archaeological site was a sanctuary. The contexts of the finds are extremely significant – there are simp…
A Terracotta Relief with a Dionysiac Motif from Kepoi
A unique terracotta relief with a depiction of a Dionysiac scene is published in this article: it was found during excavations of the city of Kepoi in the Asiatic Bosporus. The authors of the article reach the conclusion that the relief shows a depiction of two actors in satyrs’ masks carrying a third in the role of Dionysos. The relief dates from the second half of the 4 th century BC
A Lamp From Tauric Chersonesos With the Image of Prophet Jonah
The fortification system of the settlement of Golubitskaya 2
Two cnidian plastic vessels of the 2nd century ad from the collection of the state historical museum
The article considers two textbook-famous Cnidian plastic vessels from the collection of the State Historical Museum in Moscow. One of them, shaped as a ram, comes from the excavations of N.I. Veselovsky in the Kuban region, the second one – a lagynos with erotic scenes on its body – was found by I.I. Gushchina at the Late Scythian burial ground Belbek IV in the Southwestern Crimea. As part of a project to do research on monuments of the classica…
Collection of Roman Time and the Great Migration Period Artefacts from the Eastern Crimea
The article examines a collection of metal elements of costume from the Roman period and the Great Migration period from the State Historical Museum. It comes from Eastern Crimea (Kerch or Theodosia). Among the Roman time artifacts, the most numerous are brooches and buckles, bracelets, and pendants of "barbarian" origin, associated with the Sarmatians, Germans, and, possibly, the Western Balts. Items from the era of the Great Migrations, includi…
From the Levant to a Moscow Museum
The State Historical Museum (Moscow) houses, among its collections, cultural treasures that arrived in the USSR as compensatory restitution from Germany. Among them are three glass flasks, which are examined in this article. Judging by the inscriptions on the surviving labels, the hexagonal bottles came from Jerusalem (one from the Temple Series) and Kerch (one from the Dionysiac Series). Thus, the first vessel adds to the corpus of Temple Series…
Composition of 6th–1st century BC glass of core-formed vessels from the North Black Sea region
The composition of 38 samples of core-formed vessels from the State Historical Museum (Moscow) was studied using SEM-EDS and LA-ICP-MS techniques. Most of them were unearthed in North Pontic Greek colonies. Most studied vessels are likely made of Levantine glass. However, the composition of glass of the Mediterranean group I vessels is not absolutely homogeneous, slightly differing for the earlier and the later types. It could imply that either t…
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