Eredene-Ochir Nasan-Ochir
Biographic Data
| ID | 6830453 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Eredene-Ochir Nasan-Ochir |
| GIVEN NAMES | Eredene-Ochir |
| FAMILY NAME | Nasan-Ochir |
| SIGNATURE | NASAN-OCHIR E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Mongolian Academy of Sciences |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0520-4830 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 2 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 2 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Chinese Borrowings in Hunnu Costumes (Sleeveless Shirt from the 20th Noin-Ula Mound)
Throughout the ages, the attire of the nobility always differed from the costume of a commoner. This statement is also true for the costume of the noble Huns, known from the finds in the Noin-Ulin mounds (late I century BC – early I century AD, Northern Mongolia, excavations of the P. K. Kozlov expedition, 1924–1925 and excavations of the Russian-Mongolian expedition 2006–2012). In the burials of the Hunnish aristocracy, real items of clothing we…
The Plans of Burial Grounds in Tszurumte, Sutszukte and Gudzhirte Valleys (Noin-Uul, Mongolia)
The article discusses the historical and modern plans of the Xiongnu necropolises in the Noin-Uul Mountains in the north part of Mongolia. The description and analysis of the drawings prepared by the participants of the Mongol-Tibetan expedition led by P.K. Kozlov in 1924–1925 are presented. The drawings were accompanied by the list of the identified mounds with detailed information about every burial in Tszurumte and Sutszukte valleys. However, …
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The Plans of Burial Grounds in Tszurumte, Sutszukte and Gudzhirte Valleys (Noin-Uul, Mongolia)
The article discusses the historical and modern plans of the Xiongnu necropolises in the Noin-Uul Mountains in the north part of Mongolia. The description and analysis of the drawings prepared by the participants of the Mongol-Tibetan expedition led by P.K. Kozlov in 1924–1925 are presented. The drawings were accompanied by the list of the identified mounds with detailed information about every burial in Tszurumte and Sutszukte valleys. However, …
Chinese Borrowings in Hunnu Costumes (Sleeveless Shirt from the 20th Noin-Ula Mound)
Throughout the ages, the attire of the nobility always differed from the costume of a commoner. This statement is also true for the costume of the noble Huns, known from the finds in the Noin-Ulin mounds (late I century BC – early I century AD, Northern Mongolia, excavations of the P. K. Kozlov expedition, 1924–1925 and excavations of the Russian-Mongolian expedition 2006–2012). In the burials of the Hunnish aristocracy, real items of clothing we…
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