Sorin Ailincăi
Biographic Data
| ID | 6572444 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sorin Ailincăi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sorin |
| FAMILY NAME | Ailincăi |
| SIGNATURE | AILINCĂI S |
| AFFILIATIONS | ICEM-Eco-Muzeal Research Institute Simion Gavrilă, Romania |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6936-1942 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Space Not Only for the Living
The archaeological research conducted at the site of Vânători, Galați County (SE Romania), has led to the identification of a settlement dated between the 11 th and the 9 th century BC. Among the features studied, we highlight pit 1152, in which a male individual had been deposited in an unusual position. He surpassed the average height of contemporary males from the Balkan-Carpathian area and his muscle origins and insertions were remarkably dev…
A new Late Bronze Age sceptre-pestle discovered at Limanu, Constanța County (SE Romania)
Late Bronze Age stone sceptres/pestles are a category of artefacts enjoying a certain distinction, found across a vast area, from the western Black Sea to Central Asia. On this instance, we publish one such object discovered in Limanu, Constanta County (south-eastern Romania), which can be attributed to type II according to the typology established by Nikolaus Boroffka and Eugen Sava. Such sceptres/pestles are mostly made of local rock and can be…
A forgotten cemetery at the edge of Lake Brateş. Funerary finds unearthed in the area of Vînători-La Jolică archaeological site
This paper presents the preliminary study of a cemetery, dated between the second half of the XVIth century and the beginning of the XVIIth century, uncovered in the northern part of the Vînători-La Jolică archaeological site area. The site was first excavated in 1972-1974 by archaeologists M. Florescu and M. Nicu, when, among other discoveries, they managed to identify a previously unknown “feudal” necropolis. Unfortunately, none of these findin…
Late-Holocene landscape evolution and human presence in the northern Danube delta (Chilia distributary lobes)
This paper documents the Late-Holocene environmental changes and human presence in the northern Danube delta using a multidisciplinary approach that combines geoscientific data with archaeological findings, historical texts, and maps. It follows the formation and progression of the Chilia distributary and the reconfiguration of socioeconomic activities. Sedimentary facies identified on five new cores by changes in texture properties, magnetic sus…
The deposition of dogs (Canis familiaris) at Satu Nou – Valea lui Voicu (Babadag culture)
The archaeozoological study carried out in Satu Nou – Valea lui Voicu (Oltina, Constanța County) provides new information on the relationship between humans and dogs in the early period of the Iron Age. Thus, numerous bones from several dogs (Canis familiaris) were identified in the feature called “ ditch or gully” and in a pit (Pit 41). The authors of the research attributed this context, stratigraphically considered the oldest, to the Babadag c…
Pour une relecture des collections archéologiques néolithique et chalcolithique dans la zone de Hamangia-Baia
Dans le cadre de la mission archéologique franco-roumaine „Archéologie du delta du Danube” et du Laboratoire International Associé (IRP GOCHE), nous avons entrepris de travailler sur la caractérisation de la séquence chronologique et culturelle Néolithique-Chalcolithique en Dobroudja du nord. Ces travaux visent, notamment, à reprendre l’étude des collections anciennes, et à les publier de manière monographique. Depuis 2012, les travaux ont essent…
Neolithic to modern period palaeogeographic transformations in southern Danube delta and their impact on human settlements in the Enisala-Babadag region
Late-Holocene landscape evolution and human presence in the northern Danube delta (Chilia distributary lobes)
This paper documents the Late-Holocene environmental changes and human presence in the northern Danube delta using a multidisciplinary approach that combines geoscientific data with archaeological findings, historical texts, and maps. It follows the formation and progression of the Chilia distributary and the reconfiguration of socioeconomic activities. Sedimentary facies identified on five new cores by changes in texture properties, magnetic sus…
Neolithic to modern period palaeogeographic transformations in southern Danube delta and their impact on human settlements in the Enisala-Babadag region
The deposition of dogs (Canis familiaris) at Satu Nou – Valea lui Voicu (Babadag culture)
The archaeozoological study carried out in Satu Nou – Valea lui Voicu (Oltina, Constanța County) provides new information on the relationship between humans and dogs in the early period of the Iron Age. Thus, numerous bones from several dogs (Canis familiaris) were identified in the feature called “ ditch or gully” and in a pit (Pit 41). The authors of the research attributed this context, stratigraphically considered the oldest, to the Babadag c…
Pour une relecture des collections archéologiques néolithique et chalcolithique dans la zone de Hamangia-Baia
Dans le cadre de la mission archéologique franco-roumaine „Archéologie du delta du Danube” et du Laboratoire International Associé (IRP GOCHE), nous avons entrepris de travailler sur la caractérisation de la séquence chronologique et culturelle Néolithique-Chalcolithique en Dobroudja du nord. Ces travaux visent, notamment, à reprendre l’étude des collections anciennes, et à les publier de manière monographique. Depuis 2012, les travaux ont essent…
A new Late Bronze Age sceptre-pestle discovered at Limanu, Constanța County (SE Romania)
Late Bronze Age stone sceptres/pestles are a category of artefacts enjoying a certain distinction, found across a vast area, from the western Black Sea to Central Asia. On this instance, we publish one such object discovered in Limanu, Constanta County (south-eastern Romania), which can be attributed to type II according to the typology established by Nikolaus Boroffka and Eugen Sava. Such sceptres/pestles are mostly made of local rock and can be…
A forgotten cemetery at the edge of Lake Brateş. Funerary finds unearthed in the area of Vînători-La Jolică archaeological site
This paper presents the preliminary study of a cemetery, dated between the second half of the XVIth century and the beginning of the XVIIth century, uncovered in the northern part of the Vînători-La Jolică archaeological site area. The site was first excavated in 1972-1974 by archaeologists M. Florescu and M. Nicu, when, among other discoveries, they managed to identify a previously unknown “feudal” necropolis. Unfortunately, none of these findin…
Late-Holocene landscape evolution and human presence in the northern Danube delta (Chilia distributary lobes)
This paper documents the Late-Holocene environmental changes and human presence in the northern Danube delta using a multidisciplinary approach that combines geoscientific data with archaeological findings, historical texts, and maps. It follows the formation and progression of the Chilia distributary and the reconfiguration of socioeconomic activities. Sedimentary facies identified on five new cores by changes in texture properties, magnetic sus…
Space Not Only for the Living
The archaeological research conducted at the site of Vânători, Galați County (SE Romania), has led to the identification of a settlement dated between the 11 th and the 9 th century BC. Among the features studied, we highlight pit 1152, in which a male individual had been deposited in an unusual position. He surpassed the average height of contemporary males from the Balkan-Carpathian area and his muscle origins and insertions were remarkably dev…
Geography (7 works) · Archaeology (6 works) · Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (5 works) · Ancient history (3 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (3 works) · Art (3 works) · Bronze Age (3 works) · Geology (3 works) · History (3 works) · Marine and environmental studies (3 works)