D K Chernovol

Biographic Data

ID6921090
NAMED K Chernovol
GIVEN NAMESD K
FAMILY NAMEChernovol
SIGNATURECHERNOVOL D K
AFFILIATIONSNational Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
ORCID0000-0001-8208-0355
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS8
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR8
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2021
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2024
H-INDEX0

  • New Trypillian Plastics From the Middle Dnieper Region

    Open AccessI A Hotun, D Zhelaha et al.ARTICLEArchaeology and Early History of…2024

    The anthropomorphic figurines from Trypillian sites reflect not only certain ideological views and aesthetic preferences of the respective populations but also serve as reliable indicators for determining the placement of communities within the general structure of the Cucuteni-Trypillia cultural complex. This holds true for the figurines discovered by the Northern Expedition of the Institute of Archaeology of the National Academy of Sciences of …

  • Testing scale-dependent temporal and spatial biases in relative chronology using AMS 14C dating

    Open AccessA Diachenko, T K Harper et al.ARTICLEJournal of Archaeological Science…2024References: 11

    Aiming at developing a syncretic chronology for Eneolithic sites in Romania, Moldova and Ukraine, this paper tests the hypothesis that relative material culture sequences will be preserved within lower-order taxonomic units and collapse within higher-order units. We examine relative sequences for sub-groups of the Cucuteni-Tripolye cultural complex (ca. 5050–2950 BCE) using Bayesian sequencing of extant and newly obtained radiocarbon dates. The t…

  • The Issue of the Large Dwellings of Trypillia Culture

    Open AccessD K ChernovolARTICLEArchaeology and Early History of…2023

    This paper aims at the analysis of remains of the Trypillia culture dwelling of a large size. The study includes the comparison of large houses’ inventory. More specifically, the analysis included the data from the cluster of ploshchadka from the settlement of Talianki (the so-called ‘Potter’s family I’ complex), which included five houses. The largest of these dwellings differs from the others not only by its size but also by the number and impo…

  • The «household of Ceramist 2» Complex on the Tripolian Giant-Settlement Talianki

    Open AccessO H Korvin-Piotrovs’kyy, E D Ovchynnykov et al.ARTICLEArchaeology and Early History of…2023

    The Tripolian archaeological expedition of the Institute of Archaeology of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine during 2018—2019, 2021—2022 explored a separate planographic unit of the settlement-giant Talianki which was named «Household of ceramist 2». The complex consists of five ground dwellings, one pottery kiln (G) and a place from a possible kiln, two large objects («pit-paddocks») and other objects of various purposes (small depress…

  • Utility structures of the Tripolye culture

    Open AccessD K Chernovol, Dmitriy ChernovolARTICLESprawozdania Archeologiczne2021

    Over the hundred years of explorations of the Tripolye sites resulted in the excavation of hundreds dwellings. This paper discusses the identification of the Tripolian utility structures, their construction details, interior, and function. The differences between utility structures and houses are also addressed. The results of the presented analysis make possible the distinguishing of three variations of the utility structures. Each of these is e…

  • Variations of the Trypillia Culture Houses According to the Interior of the Second Storey

    Open AccessD K ChernovolARTICLEArchaeology and Early History of…2021

    Oven is a permanent element of interior of the Trypillia culture house. An oven is always located to the right from the entrance to the residential room of the second storey. Other interior details, such as altar, podium etc, are not met in every single house. This paper aims to define variations of the Trypillia culture houses according to the presence or lack of elements of interior. Origin of variations is analyzed according to the chronology …

  • Combining Relative Chronology and AMS 14C Dating to Contextualize ‘Megasites’, Serial Migrations and Diachronic Expressions of Material Culture in the Western Tripolye Culture, Ukraine

    Open AccessT K Harper, A Diachenko et al.ARTICLEDocumenta Praehistorica2021

    Scholarship regarding the Eneolithic Cucuteni-Tripolye cultural complex of Romania, Moldova and Ukraine has recently focused on ‘megasites’ of the Western Tripolye culture (WTC) in Central Ukraine. However, in order to properly contextualize such unusual phenomena, we must explore the broader typo-chronology of the WTC, which is suggestive of a high degree of mobility and technological transfer between regions. We report 28 new AMS 14C dates from…

  • Finds of Lithospermum Nuts at Archaeological Sites in Ukraine

    Open AccessSenior Research Fellow DSc in Biology, Halyna Pashkevych et al.ARTICLEArheologia2021

    Lithospermum officinale L. and Buglossoides arvensis (L.) I.M. Johnston [syn. Lithospermum arvense L.] nuts were found among the fossil grains and seeds in the materials of various archaeological cultures of the territory of Ukraine. These finds have attracted the researchers’ attention for their large number, which sometimes reaches tens of thousands. Why were our ancestors interested in these small, unattractive plants? They have neither bright…