Rudenko Konstantin A
Biographic Data
| ID | 6433689 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rudenko Konstantin A |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rudenko A |
| FAMILY NAME | Konstantin |
| SIGNATURE | A R K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Kazan State University of Culture and Arts |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Cultural and Chronological Aspect of Slavonic Ceramics Utilization in the 13th – 14th Centuries in the Bolgar Region of the Golden Horde (on the basis of Laishevo settlement materials)
The paper considers the materials from Laishevo (Chakma) settlement located in Laishevsky District of the Republic of Tatarstan related to the discoveries of Slavonic ceramics resembling the ceramics of Ancient Rus, but containing an admixture of coarse crushed shell in molding mass. Fragments of this ceramics were concentrated in the eastern part of the settlement, separated from the western part by a deep wide gulley. Numerous buildings of mano…
Golden Adornments of Volga Bolgaria and the Bolgar Ulus of the Golden Horde
,
Natalia Dmitrievna Aksenova (For the Jubilee of the Scholar)
,
Jewellery from Burials Located in the Southern Part of Bolgar Fortified Settlement (Excavations CLXXIV and CCXIV of 2012 and 2015)
The article presents jewellery from three burials discovered in the course of archaeological works in the southern part of Bolgar fortified settlement (excavations CLXXIV and CCXIV). The major part of the area studied in 2012 and 2015 is occupied by a 14th century cemetery encircling a stone mausoleum. Of particular interest is a complex of silver jewellery discovered inside a silk pouch (?) in the filling materials of the pit of burial No. 52/20…
On the Chronology of Oriental Import into Volga Bulgaria in 10th – 11th Centuries (according to toreutics materials)
The article considers art metal items brought to the Middle Volga region from Oriental countries in early 2nd millennium A.D. These are chalices crafted with a special alloy – white bronze. The majority of them have been discovered in the Volga and Oka regions, and a single chalice was found at Bolgar ancient village (Semenovka I) and the lower reaches of the Kama river. A total of 8 items of this type are studied in the article. The studying of …
V. F. Gening and problems of the Volga Bulgaria archaeology
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The Nomads in the Bulgar Ulus of the Golden Horde (based on archaeological data)
The article is devoted to the nomad burial ground sites referring to the second half of the 14th century, which were investigated in the territory of Tatarstan in 1960-1990. The area of their location is split into two parts: the first group is near Bolgar city, the second is in the vicinity of Juketau city. These burial grounds are connected to nearby settlements. Most significant for the study of the presence of the nomads in the Bulgar Ulus ar…
Numismatic Finds from the Chakma Settlement (Laishevo District, Republic of Tatarstan)
The results of the analysis of 175 13-14th-century coins from the Chakma unfortified site in the lower reaches of the Kama river are presented. The collection under study includes 71 silver coins and 104 copper ones. For silver coins, nine periods of coinage (from the 1240s to 1400s) have been identified, and their origin from different mints, including Bolgar, Sarai-al-Maqrus, Sarai-al-Jadid , Gulistan etc., have been determined. The copper coin…
The Toreutics of Volga Bulgaria and the Golden Horde Bulgar Ulus
Peculiarities of the 11th-14th-century jewelry and the progress of jewelry-making traditions in the territory of Volga Bulgaria in the pre-Mongol and Golden Horde period are discussed. In the 11th-12th centuries, there existed two jewelry-making schools in the region: the Bulgar and the Bulgar-Kama ones. Following the Mongol conquest (the mid- to second half of the 13th century), the transformation of the Volga Bulgaria jewelry school was underwa…
The Emergence of Cities in Volga Bulgaria and the Bulgar Area of the Golden Horde (on the basis of archaeological data)
Some results of research of the Ostolopovo settlement in the Alekseyevsky district of the Republic of Tatarstan
The article is devoted to the study of Ostolopovo unfortified settlement site (Alekseyevsky district, Tatarstan). It dates back to the 11th — first half of the 12th century. Expensive imported products, items made of precious metals, and weapons and armor fragments have been found on the site. The population lived in wooden houses with stoves of identical design. No traces of occupation in agriculture and handicrafts have been discovered on the s…
Cultural and Chronological Aspect of Slavonic Ceramics Utilization in the 13th – 14th Centuries in the Bolgar Region of the Golden Horde (on the basis of Laishevo settlement materials)
The paper considers the materials from Laishevo (Chakma) settlement located in Laishevsky District of the Republic of Tatarstan related to the discoveries of Slavonic ceramics resembling the ceramics of Ancient Rus, but containing an admixture of coarse crushed shell in molding mass. Fragments of this ceramics were concentrated in the eastern part of the settlement, separated from the western part by a deep wide gulley. Numerous buildings of mano…
Jewellery from Burials Located in the Southern Part of Bolgar Fortified Settlement (Excavations CLXXIV and CCXIV of 2012 and 2015)
The article presents jewellery from three burials discovered in the course of archaeological works in the southern part of Bolgar fortified settlement (excavations CLXXIV and CCXIV). The major part of the area studied in 2012 and 2015 is occupied by a 14th century cemetery encircling a stone mausoleum. Of particular interest is a complex of silver jewellery discovered inside a silk pouch (?) in the filling materials of the pit of burial No. 52/20…
Some results of research of the Ostolopovo settlement in the Alekseyevsky district of the Republic of Tatarstan
The article is devoted to the study of Ostolopovo unfortified settlement site (Alekseyevsky district, Tatarstan). It dates back to the 11th — first half of the 12th century. Expensive imported products, items made of precious metals, and weapons and armor fragments have been found on the site. The population lived in wooden houses with stoves of identical design. No traces of occupation in agriculture and handicrafts have been discovered on the s…
The Emergence of Cities in Volga Bulgaria and the Bulgar Area of the Golden Horde (on the basis of archaeological data)
Some results of research of the Ostolopovo settlement in the Alekseyevsky district of the Republic of Tatarstan
The article is devoted to the study of Ostolopovo unfortified settlement site (Alekseyevsky district, Tatarstan). It dates back to the 11th — first half of the 12th century. Expensive imported products, items made of precious metals, and weapons and armor fragments have been found on the site. The population lived in wooden houses with stoves of identical design. No traces of occupation in agriculture and handicrafts have been discovered on the s…
The Nomads in the Bulgar Ulus of the Golden Horde (based on archaeological data)
The article is devoted to the nomad burial ground sites referring to the second half of the 14th century, which were investigated in the territory of Tatarstan in 1960-1990. The area of their location is split into two parts: the first group is near Bolgar city, the second is in the vicinity of Juketau city. These burial grounds are connected to nearby settlements. Most significant for the study of the presence of the nomads in the Bulgar Ulus ar…
Numismatic Finds from the Chakma Settlement (Laishevo District, Republic of Tatarstan)
The results of the analysis of 175 13-14th-century coins from the Chakma unfortified site in the lower reaches of the Kama river are presented. The collection under study includes 71 silver coins and 104 copper ones. For silver coins, nine periods of coinage (from the 1240s to 1400s) have been identified, and their origin from different mints, including Bolgar, Sarai-al-Maqrus, Sarai-al-Jadid , Gulistan etc., have been determined. The copper coin…
The Toreutics of Volga Bulgaria and the Golden Horde Bulgar Ulus
Peculiarities of the 11th-14th-century jewelry and the progress of jewelry-making traditions in the territory of Volga Bulgaria in the pre-Mongol and Golden Horde period are discussed. In the 11th-12th centuries, there existed two jewelry-making schools in the region: the Bulgar and the Bulgar-Kama ones. Following the Mongol conquest (the mid- to second half of the 13th century), the transformation of the Volga Bulgaria jewelry school was underwa…
V. F. Gening and problems of the Volga Bulgaria archaeology
.. : .. .. -
Jewellery from Burials Located in the Southern Part of Bolgar Fortified Settlement (Excavations CLXXIV and CCXIV of 2012 and 2015)
The article presents jewellery from three burials discovered in the course of archaeological works in the southern part of Bolgar fortified settlement (excavations CLXXIV and CCXIV). The major part of the area studied in 2012 and 2015 is occupied by a 14th century cemetery encircling a stone mausoleum. Of particular interest is a complex of silver jewellery discovered inside a silk pouch (?) in the filling materials of the pit of burial No. 52/20…
On the Chronology of Oriental Import into Volga Bulgaria in 10th – 11th Centuries (according to toreutics materials)
The article considers art metal items brought to the Middle Volga region from Oriental countries in early 2nd millennium A.D. These are chalices crafted with a special alloy – white bronze. The majority of them have been discovered in the Volga and Oka regions, and a single chalice was found at Bolgar ancient village (Semenovka I) and the lower reaches of the Kama river. A total of 8 items of this type are studied in the article. The studying of …
Golden Adornments of Volga Bolgaria and the Bolgar Ulus of the Golden Horde
,
Natalia Dmitrievna Aksenova (For the Jubilee of the Scholar)
,
Cultural and Chronological Aspect of Slavonic Ceramics Utilization in the 13th – 14th Centuries in the Bolgar Region of the Golden Horde (on the basis of Laishevo settlement materials)
The paper considers the materials from Laishevo (Chakma) settlement located in Laishevsky District of the Republic of Tatarstan related to the discoveries of Slavonic ceramics resembling the ceramics of Ancient Rus, but containing an admixture of coarse crushed shell in molding mass. Fragments of this ceramics were concentrated in the eastern part of the settlement, separated from the western part by a deep wide gulley. Numerous buildings of mano…
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