Dmytro Stupak
Biographic Data
| ID | 633495 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dmytro Stupak |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dmytro |
| FAMILY NAME | Stupak |
| SIGNATURE | STUPAK D |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0809-2179 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Flint assemblage from the Pidkamin-Monastyr site
The Pidkamin-Monastyr site is located on the territory of the 15th – 18th century Dominican monastery in the Pidkamin village, Zolochiv district, Lviv region. Monastery ensemble occupies a vantage point in the locality called Rozhanytsia mountain on a high plateau rising above the valleys of the Ikva and Seret rivers, at the junction of the major river basins of Dnipro and Dniester. In 2019, an expedition of Scientific research center «Rescue arc…
Unusual faunistic collection from the Scientific funds of the National Kyiv-Pechersk Reserve
Animal bones were discovered in Scientific founds in National Kyiv-Pechersk Reserve. There are 17 pieces. We present here their identification and the description of taphonomic observations. These bones belong to Mammuthus primigenius, Ursus sp. and Cervus sp. They come from various sites from Ukraine. Probably, this collection was formed in the National Kyiv-Pechersk Reserve as a result of the return of materials from Ukrainian museums after the…
New Complex Investigations of the Novhorod-Siverskyi Upper Palaeolithic Site
In the article the materials of the Novhorod-Siverskyi site research both in the 1930's, and relatively recently, are analyzed. First of all, attention is paid to the faunal collection. The faunal associations from old excavations are coherent, typical of a cold steppe environment from the glacial period, near a riparian forest. However, it seems to result to a mix between natural taphonomic complexes and animal remains associated with human acti…
Palaeolithic Human Societies During the Upper Pleniglacial Throught Their Relations With Other Animals in Ukrainian Archaeological Sites
The first part of the Upper Pleniglacial (around 26000—20000 BP) is characterized by a deterioration in weather conditions, which reached its peak during the Last Glacial Maximum. In the East European Plain, most of its lands were dominated by a periglacial steppe-tundra with the maximum extension of ice sheet in the North and permafrost. The different animal species had to adapt to these environments, also as human groups.The recent works realiz…
On the Technological and Typological Integrity of Assemblages From North-Western Ukraine Between 35 and 30 kyr cal BP
The sites of Myrohoshcha I, Hriadky, Zshorniv, and Chervonyi Kamin are located in the central part of the Volhynian loess Plateau in north-western Ukraine. The assemblages, known from excavations and surface collections, exhibit a number of characteristics, which are traditionally seen to be indicative of different periods. Therefore, these assemblages were thought to represent palimpsests of Middle and Upper Paleolithic occupations. In 2018, the…
Barmaky Site in the Context of Epigravettian of the Middle Dnieper Basin
The Upper Paleolithic site Barmaky, 2nd cultural layer from Volyhnia-Lublin upland is the most western manifestation of Epigravettian of the Mid Dnieper basin. During several field campaigns the 147 m2 of cultural deposits with three pits and one chalk / marl concentration were studied (fig. 1). The silty-loess deposits of Barmaky, 2 accumulated about 19 kyr cal BP (table 1) under the permafrost conditions. The fauna assemblage is represented by:…
Study of human behaviors during the late pleniglacial in the East European Plain through their relation to the animal world
The late Pleniglacial was characterized by different palaeoenvironmental and geographical modifications, which affected the diverse living beings that had to adapt to those peculiar conditions. This paper intends to explore how this phenomenon may have impacted the practices of the nomadic human populations who occupied the East European Plain during the last part of the Pleistocene, through their relation to the environments, landscapes, overall…
The Cultural and Chronological Variability of the Epigravettian of the Middle Dnieper Basin
The cultural subdivision of the Mid Dnieper Epigravettian is based on the typological peculiarities of stone insets of projectile weapons from 22 stratified assemblages. The Mezhyrich, Mizyn, Yudinovo and Ovruch industries, as well as the number of assemblage’s types were defined (Nuzhnyi 2008). The insets of Mezhyrich industry are represented by lanceolate-backed points and rectangular microliths. Both were made on bladelets and micro-blades, so…
Flint Assemblage of Severynivka Hillfort
In the paper flint finds from Severynivka hillfort are analysed. They represent several chronological periods. The main part of the collection belongs to the Upper Palaeolithic. Separate tools by their characteristics refer to the Neolithic—Late Bronze period. A small group consists of items that cannot be clearly associated with a particular chronological period
New evidences about human activities during the first part of the Upper Pleniglacial in Ukraine from zooarchaeological studies
Les assemblages lithiques du site épigravettien de Buzhanka 2 (Ukraine)
New evidences about human activities during the first part of the Upper Pleniglacial in Ukraine from zooarchaeological studies
The Cultural and Chronological Variability of the Epigravettian of the Middle Dnieper Basin
The cultural subdivision of the Mid Dnieper Epigravettian is based on the typological peculiarities of stone insets of projectile weapons from 22 stratified assemblages. The Mezhyrich, Mizyn, Yudinovo and Ovruch industries, as well as the number of assemblage’s types were defined (Nuzhnyi 2008). The insets of Mezhyrich industry are represented by lanceolate-backed points and rectangular microliths. Both were made on bladelets and micro-blades, so…
Study of human behaviors during the late pleniglacial in the East European Plain through their relation to the animal world
The late Pleniglacial was characterized by different palaeoenvironmental and geographical modifications, which affected the diverse living beings that had to adapt to those peculiar conditions. This paper intends to explore how this phenomenon may have impacted the practices of the nomadic human populations who occupied the East European Plain during the last part of the Pleistocene, through their relation to the environments, landscapes, overall…
Barmaky Site in the Context of Epigravettian of the Middle Dnieper Basin
The Upper Paleolithic site Barmaky, 2nd cultural layer from Volyhnia-Lublin upland is the most western manifestation of Epigravettian of the Mid Dnieper basin. During several field campaigns the 147 m2 of cultural deposits with three pits and one chalk / marl concentration were studied (fig. 1). The silty-loess deposits of Barmaky, 2 accumulated about 19 kyr cal BP (table 1) under the permafrost conditions. The fauna assemblage is represented by:…
Les assemblages lithiques du site épigravettien de Buzhanka 2 (Ukraine)
New evidences about human activities during the first part of the Upper Pleniglacial in Ukraine from zooarchaeological studies
Flint Assemblage of Severynivka Hillfort
In the paper flint finds from Severynivka hillfort are analysed. They represent several chronological periods. The main part of the collection belongs to the Upper Palaeolithic. Separate tools by their characteristics refer to the Neolithic—Late Bronze period. A small group consists of items that cannot be clearly associated with a particular chronological period
Palaeolithic Human Societies During the Upper Pleniglacial Throught Their Relations With Other Animals in Ukrainian Archaeological Sites
The first part of the Upper Pleniglacial (around 26000—20000 BP) is characterized by a deterioration in weather conditions, which reached its peak during the Last Glacial Maximum. In the East European Plain, most of its lands were dominated by a periglacial steppe-tundra with the maximum extension of ice sheet in the North and permafrost. The different animal species had to adapt to these environments, also as human groups.The recent works realiz…
On the Technological and Typological Integrity of Assemblages From North-Western Ukraine Between 35 and 30 kyr cal BP
The sites of Myrohoshcha I, Hriadky, Zshorniv, and Chervonyi Kamin are located in the central part of the Volhynian loess Plateau in north-western Ukraine. The assemblages, known from excavations and surface collections, exhibit a number of characteristics, which are traditionally seen to be indicative of different periods. Therefore, these assemblages were thought to represent palimpsests of Middle and Upper Paleolithic occupations. In 2018, the…
Barmaky Site in the Context of Epigravettian of the Middle Dnieper Basin
The Upper Paleolithic site Barmaky, 2nd cultural layer from Volyhnia-Lublin upland is the most western manifestation of Epigravettian of the Mid Dnieper basin. During several field campaigns the 147 m2 of cultural deposits with three pits and one chalk / marl concentration were studied (fig. 1). The silty-loess deposits of Barmaky, 2 accumulated about 19 kyr cal BP (table 1) under the permafrost conditions. The fauna assemblage is represented by:…
Study of human behaviors during the late pleniglacial in the East European Plain through their relation to the animal world
The late Pleniglacial was characterized by different palaeoenvironmental and geographical modifications, which affected the diverse living beings that had to adapt to those peculiar conditions. This paper intends to explore how this phenomenon may have impacted the practices of the nomadic human populations who occupied the East European Plain during the last part of the Pleistocene, through their relation to the environments, landscapes, overall…
The Cultural and Chronological Variability of the Epigravettian of the Middle Dnieper Basin
The cultural subdivision of the Mid Dnieper Epigravettian is based on the typological peculiarities of stone insets of projectile weapons from 22 stratified assemblages. The Mezhyrich, Mizyn, Yudinovo and Ovruch industries, as well as the number of assemblage’s types were defined (Nuzhnyi 2008). The insets of Mezhyrich industry are represented by lanceolate-backed points and rectangular microliths. Both were made on bladelets and micro-blades, so…
Unusual faunistic collection from the Scientific funds of the National Kyiv-Pechersk Reserve
Animal bones were discovered in Scientific founds in National Kyiv-Pechersk Reserve. There are 17 pieces. We present here their identification and the description of taphonomic observations. These bones belong to Mammuthus primigenius, Ursus sp. and Cervus sp. They come from various sites from Ukraine. Probably, this collection was formed in the National Kyiv-Pechersk Reserve as a result of the return of materials from Ukrainian museums after the…
New Complex Investigations of the Novhorod-Siverskyi Upper Palaeolithic Site
In the article the materials of the Novhorod-Siverskyi site research both in the 1930's, and relatively recently, are analyzed. First of all, attention is paid to the faunal collection. The faunal associations from old excavations are coherent, typical of a cold steppe environment from the glacial period, near a riparian forest. However, it seems to result to a mix between natural taphonomic complexes and animal remains associated with human acti…
Flint assemblage from the Pidkamin-Monastyr site
The Pidkamin-Monastyr site is located on the territory of the 15th – 18th century Dominican monastery in the Pidkamin village, Zolochiv district, Lviv region. Monastery ensemble occupies a vantage point in the locality called Rozhanytsia mountain on a high plateau rising above the valleys of the Ikva and Seret rivers, at the junction of the major river basins of Dnipro and Dniester. In 2019, an expedition of Scientific research center «Rescue arc…
Archaeology (11 works) · Geography (11 works) · Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology (8 works) · Geology (7 works) · Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (6 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (5 works) · Biology (5 works) · Ecology (5 works) · Cave (4 works) · Paleontology (4 works)