MIKHAIL YU TREISTER
Biographic Data
| ID | 6307167 |
|---|---|
| NAME | MIKHAIL YU TREISTER |
| GIVEN NAMES | MIKHAIL YU |
| FAMILY NAME | TREISTER |
| SIGNATURE | TREISTER M Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | German Archaeological Institute Berlin Germany |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Gold and Silver Lunula-Pendants from the AD 46/47 Burnt Layer of the Early Citadel of Artezian Fortified Settlement in Eastern Crimea
2013 . , , terminus ante quem 46/47 ... . , , , ., , , - . , , - , I
Shells of Sea Molluscs From the Burials of the Nomads of Asian Sarmatia in the Context of Trade in Exotic Materials in Eurasia
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Gala Phalerae from the Cache in the Sarmatian Burial Mound No. 1/1985 near the Settlement of Dachi (the Vicinities of Azov)
В статье рассматриваются фалары, найденные в составе парадного конского убора в тайнике кургана No 1 /1985 у пос.Дачи под Азовом.Фалары на бронзовой основе украшены крупными вставками полированного агата с медальонами со вставками граната, бирюзы и кораллов и фигурками львов из золота в высоком рельефе со вставками бирюзы.Крупные вставки из ленточного агата, не исключено, что вторично использованные полусферические чаши, украшавшие центральную ча…
Roman Bronze Amphorae From the Sarmatian Burials of Eastern Europe
В сарматских погребениях Восточной Европы было найдено шесть целых или фрагментированных бронзовых амфор и одна отдельная ручка, которые относятся к типам А3212 и А3220, по классификации С. Тассинари
New Archaeological Data on Achaemenid Influences in the Southern Urals
Under the eastern outer edge of Burial-mound 1 in the Filippovka-1 cemetery near the edge of the mound a grave-pit was discovered which was untouched by looters. The grave goods in this female burial numbered approximately 1200 objects used for various purposes: they included objects from the Achaemenid range, which bear witness to the influences exerted by Achaemenid culture on the material and spiritual culture of the local nomads. This article…
A Hoard of Silver Rhyta of the Achaemenid Circle from Erebuni
This paper is devoted to a treasure found in 1968. The hoard in “a large jug”, consisting of three silver rhyta, a silver goblet and a fifth, now missing object, was found during construction works at the foothill of the Erebuni citadel. The silver vessels were preserved in a jug in a flattened condition. Every piece of the Treasure is discussed in detail. Descriptions of the vessels are provided in a catalogue section. The results of our analysi…
Gepaipyris II? Once More about the Silver Plate from Scythian Neapolis
This article is devoted to the study of a silver plate with an inscription of Queen Gepaipyris, found in the excavations of Scythian Neapolis in 1959. It has up to now been thought that the plate belonged to the Bosporan Queen Gepaipyris, ruling in AD 37-38, and was probably a diplomatic gift during negotiations with the Scythians. The analysis of the shape of the plate, its stylistic features and the composition of its decoration give grounds fo…
Silver Phalerae with a Depiction of Bellerophon and the Chimaira from a Sarmatian Burial in Volodarka (Western Kazakhkstan). A Reappraisal of the Question of the So-Called Graeco-Bactrian Style in Hel…
This article aims to publish unique specimens of Hellenistic toreutics – a pair of silver phalerae decorated with gilding and forming part of an horses’ harness, which was found during excavation of the Volodarka-I Burial-ground on the west bank of the River Ural in western Kazakhstan in 1981. A detailed analysis is provided of the subject depicted on the phalerae – fighting between Bellerophon seated on the winged horse Pegasos and the monster C…
A Silver Phiale from the Scythian Barrow Semÿkina Mogila
This article is devoted to the publication of the Scythian barrow Semÿkina Mogila, to the South of the town of Dnieprorudnoye, in the Zaporozhie Region, which was excavated in 1974 and which had contained two funerary structures looted in antiquity. This analysis is devoted to the burial of a warrior in the lateral catacomb: the grave goods from this burial included a set of bronze arrowheads and a silver phiale . The silver phiale which had been…
Two Hoards of Coins and Jewellery Items from the Time of the Roman-Bosporan War of AD 45–49 from the Site of Artezian
This article is the publication of two hoards found in 2009 during excavations of the fortified settlement of Artezian in the Eastern Crimea, which met its end at the very beginning of the Roman-Bosporan war of AD 45–49. The assemblages contain 244 bronze Bosporan coins from the end of the 1 st century BC to the first half of the 1 st century AD (Caesarea, Agrippia, Aspurgus, Gepaepyris, Mithridates VIII), 10 silver denarii of the Roman emperors …
Imported Bronze Vessels from the East Catacomb in the Berdyansk Barrow
This article consists of an analysis of an imported bronze vessel, found in the East Catacomb of the Berdyansk Barrow – a funerary monument of one of the Scythian nomarchs in the region north of the Sea of Azov. The wide range of cited parallels from Scythian sites and sites of other cultures makes it possible to assume that the oinochoe and the basin from the Berdyansk Barrow belonged to one and the same set of imported metal vessels. ‘Services’…
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…
Silver Phialai from the Prokhorovka Burial-mound No. 1
Silver-gilt Bowl from Burial-mound B at Prokhorovka
The Toreutics of Colchis in the 5th-4th Centuries BC Local Traditions, Outside Influences, Innovations
Two silver vessels: a silver aryballos from the mid-5th century BC burial No. 11/1969 in Vani and a silver goblet from the ritual complex No. 1 of the Ulyap barrow No. 1 in the Kuban basin, dated to the late 5th-early 4th century BC, are discussed. e similarities in details of the vessels and their decoration with those of the silver vessels found in Lydia and the vicinity of Sinope are pointed out. A group of items of toreutics from the 5th-4th …
Two Lead Plaques with a Depiction of a Danubian Horseman from the Collection of the National Museum of the History of the Ukraine
TWO LEAD PLAQUES WITH A DEPICTION OF A DANUBIAN HORSEMAN FROM THE COLLECTION OF THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF THE HISTORY OF THE UKRAINE ∗ MIKHAIL YU. TREISTER, VITALII M. ZUBAR, LYUDMILA V. STROKOVA In July 2001 the collector Platonov presented some of the items in his collection to the National Museum of the Ukraine: among these were the two lead plaques which are the subject of this article. They belong to one and the same type of small rectangular r…
North Syrian Metalworkers in Archaic Greek Settlements
The Syrian origin of a casting mould for jewellery found at Al Mina leads to a discussion of similar moulds of the same origin, including examples from East Greek sites, and of the jewellery types produced. The presence of Syrian craftsman adds force to arguments for the importance of Syrian products and workmanship in Greek orientalising art
New Archaeological Data on Achaemenid Influences in the Southern Urals
Under the eastern outer edge of Burial-mound 1 in the Filippovka-1 cemetery near the edge of the mound a grave-pit was discovered which was untouched by looters. The grave goods in this female burial numbered approximately 1200 objects used for various purposes: they included objects from the Achaemenid range, which bear witness to the influences exerted by Achaemenid culture on the material and spiritual culture of the local nomads. This article…
A Hoard of Silver Rhyta of the Achaemenid Circle from Erebuni
This paper is devoted to a treasure found in 1968. The hoard in “a large jug”, consisting of three silver rhyta, a silver goblet and a fifth, now missing object, was found during construction works at the foothill of the Erebuni citadel. The silver vessels were preserved in a jug in a flattened condition. Every piece of the Treasure is discussed in detail. Descriptions of the vessels are provided in a catalogue section. The results of our analysi…
Two Hoards of Coins and Jewellery Items from the Time of the Roman-Bosporan War of AD 45–49 from the Site of Artezian
This article is the publication of two hoards found in 2009 during excavations of the fortified settlement of Artezian in the Eastern Crimea, which met its end at the very beginning of the Roman-Bosporan war of AD 45–49. The assemblages contain 244 bronze Bosporan coins from the end of the 1 st century BC to the first half of the 1 st century AD (Caesarea, Agrippia, Aspurgus, Gepaepyris, Mithridates VIII), 10 silver denarii of the Roman emperors …
Silver-gilt Bowl from Burial-mound B at Prokhorovka
North Syrian Metalworkers in Archaic Greek Settlements
The Syrian origin of a casting mould for jewellery found at Al Mina leads to a discussion of similar moulds of the same origin, including examples from East Greek sites, and of the jewellery types produced. The presence of Syrian craftsman adds force to arguments for the importance of Syrian products and workmanship in Greek orientalising art
North Syrian Metalworkers in Archaic Greek Settlements
The Syrian origin of a casting mould for jewellery found at Al Mina leads to a discussion of similar moulds of the same origin, including examples from East Greek sites, and of the jewellery types produced. The presence of Syrian craftsman adds force to arguments for the importance of Syrian products and workmanship in Greek orientalising art
Two Lead Plaques with a Depiction of a Danubian Horseman from the Collection of the National Museum of the History of the Ukraine
TWO LEAD PLAQUES WITH A DEPICTION OF A DANUBIAN HORSEMAN FROM THE COLLECTION OF THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF THE HISTORY OF THE UKRAINE ∗ MIKHAIL YU. TREISTER, VITALII M. ZUBAR, LYUDMILA V. STROKOVA In July 2001 the collector Platonov presented some of the items in his collection to the National Museum of the Ukraine: among these were the two lead plaques which are the subject of this article. They belong to one and the same type of small rectangular r…
The Toreutics of Colchis in the 5th-4th Centuries BC Local Traditions, Outside Influences, Innovations
Two silver vessels: a silver aryballos from the mid-5th century BC burial No. 11/1969 in Vani and a silver goblet from the ritual complex No. 1 of the Ulyap barrow No. 1 in the Kuban basin, dated to the late 5th-early 4th century BC, are discussed. e similarities in details of the vessels and their decoration with those of the silver vessels found in Lydia and the vicinity of Sinope are pointed out. A group of items of toreutics from the 5th-4th …
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…
Silver Phialai from the Prokhorovka Burial-mound No. 1
Silver-gilt Bowl from Burial-mound B at Prokhorovka
Imported Bronze Vessels from the East Catacomb in the Berdyansk Barrow
This article consists of an analysis of an imported bronze vessel, found in the East Catacomb of the Berdyansk Barrow – a funerary monument of one of the Scythian nomarchs in the region north of the Sea of Azov. The wide range of cited parallels from Scythian sites and sites of other cultures makes it possible to assume that the oinochoe and the basin from the Berdyansk Barrow belonged to one and the same set of imported metal vessels. ‘Services’…
Silver Phalerae with a Depiction of Bellerophon and the Chimaira from a Sarmatian Burial in Volodarka (Western Kazakhkstan). A Reappraisal of the Question of the So-Called Graeco-Bactrian Style in Hel…
This article aims to publish unique specimens of Hellenistic toreutics – a pair of silver phalerae decorated with gilding and forming part of an horses’ harness, which was found during excavation of the Volodarka-I Burial-ground on the west bank of the River Ural in western Kazakhstan in 1981. A detailed analysis is provided of the subject depicted on the phalerae – fighting between Bellerophon seated on the winged horse Pegasos and the monster C…
A Silver Phiale from the Scythian Barrow Semÿkina Mogila
This article is devoted to the publication of the Scythian barrow Semÿkina Mogila, to the South of the town of Dnieprorudnoye, in the Zaporozhie Region, which was excavated in 1974 and which had contained two funerary structures looted in antiquity. This analysis is devoted to the burial of a warrior in the lateral catacomb: the grave goods from this burial included a set of bronze arrowheads and a silver phiale . The silver phiale which had been…
Two Hoards of Coins and Jewellery Items from the Time of the Roman-Bosporan War of AD 45–49 from the Site of Artezian
This article is the publication of two hoards found in 2009 during excavations of the fortified settlement of Artezian in the Eastern Crimea, which met its end at the very beginning of the Roman-Bosporan war of AD 45–49. The assemblages contain 244 bronze Bosporan coins from the end of the 1 st century BC to the first half of the 1 st century AD (Caesarea, Agrippia, Aspurgus, Gepaepyris, Mithridates VIII), 10 silver denarii of the Roman emperors …
Gepaipyris II? Once More about the Silver Plate from Scythian Neapolis
This article is devoted to the study of a silver plate with an inscription of Queen Gepaipyris, found in the excavations of Scythian Neapolis in 1959. It has up to now been thought that the plate belonged to the Bosporan Queen Gepaipyris, ruling in AD 37-38, and was probably a diplomatic gift during negotiations with the Scythians. The analysis of the shape of the plate, its stylistic features and the composition of its decoration give grounds fo…
A Hoard of Silver Rhyta of the Achaemenid Circle from Erebuni
This paper is devoted to a treasure found in 1968. The hoard in “a large jug”, consisting of three silver rhyta, a silver goblet and a fifth, now missing object, was found during construction works at the foothill of the Erebuni citadel. The silver vessels were preserved in a jug in a flattened condition. Every piece of the Treasure is discussed in detail. Descriptions of the vessels are provided in a catalogue section. The results of our analysi…
New Archaeological Data on Achaemenid Influences in the Southern Urals
Under the eastern outer edge of Burial-mound 1 in the Filippovka-1 cemetery near the edge of the mound a grave-pit was discovered which was untouched by looters. The grave goods in this female burial numbered approximately 1200 objects used for various purposes: they included objects from the Achaemenid range, which bear witness to the influences exerted by Achaemenid culture on the material and spiritual culture of the local nomads. This article…
Shells of Sea Molluscs From the Burials of the Nomads of Asian Sarmatia in the Context of Trade in Exotic Materials in Eurasia
. . - .
Gala Phalerae from the Cache in the Sarmatian Burial Mound No. 1/1985 near the Settlement of Dachi (the Vicinities of Azov)
В статье рассматриваются фалары, найденные в составе парадного конского убора в тайнике кургана No 1 /1985 у пос.Дачи под Азовом.Фалары на бронзовой основе украшены крупными вставками полированного агата с медальонами со вставками граната, бирюзы и кораллов и фигурками львов из золота в высоком рельефе со вставками бирюзы.Крупные вставки из ленточного агата, не исключено, что вторично использованные полусферические чаши, украшавшие центральную ча…
Roman Bronze Amphorae From the Sarmatian Burials of Eastern Europe
В сарматских погребениях Восточной Европы было найдено шесть целых или фрагментированных бронзовых амфор и одна отдельная ручка, которые относятся к типам А3212 и А3220, по классификации С. Тассинари
Gold and Silver Lunula-Pendants from the AD 46/47 Burnt Layer of the Early Citadel of Artezian Fortified Settlement in Eastern Crimea
2013 . , , terminus ante quem 46/47 ... . , , , ., , , - . , , - , I
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