Igor K Novikov
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 72460 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Igor K Novikov |
| PRENOMES | Igor K |
| SOBRENOME | Novikov |
| ASSINATURA | NOVIKOV I K |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Kurgan State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8912-0081 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 17 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 27 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2015 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
"Cultural Layer of Kurgan City"
Cultural Layer of Kurgan City archaeological monument was established in 2005. Since 2009 it has been exposed to archaeological excavations at different city mansions dated 1700s – early 1900s and situated within the determined site of cultural heritage. The article briefly describes 14 excavation sites. All works were subject to a commercial contract. It allowed to research relatively substantial areas of the monument. Excavations were arranged …
Assortment of Non-Ferrous Metal Products from the Early Iron Age in the Settlement of Isetskoye 3 in the Lower Iset River Area
Metal production in the Trans-Ural region in the Early Iron Age is known mainly from materials from the Itkul and Sargat cultures. The article introduces into scientific circulation the largest collection of objects (80 items) made of non-ferrous metal of the Baitovo culture of this period from the settlement of Isetskoye 3, located in the Lower Iset river area. The purpose of the study is to morphometrically characterize and determine the comple…
Alakul textiles based on 87Sr/86Sr isotopes analysis
The article focuses on determining the possible regions of origin of wool fiber in Bronze Age Alakul textiles from the Southern Trans-Urals (first half of the 2nd millennium BC). The main method is the analysis of 87Sr/86Sr isotope ratios. The comparison was made for values of 12 textile samples from the Stepnoye VII, Alakul and Agapovka II burial grounds with those on interpolated background maps of bioavailable strontium and for other archaeobi…
Tool Complex of the Alakul Population From the Zolotoe-1 Settlements in the Forest-Steppe Tobol Region
The article presents the results of a typological and experimental traceological study of the tool complex of the Alakul time of the Zolotоe-1 settlement, located in the Tobol-Ishim interfluve. About 40 items made of stone, clay, bone, and bronze have been analyzed. As a result, the range of products has been determined and the functional purpose of most of them has been established. The tool complex includes ceramic spindle whorls, hammers for f…
XXII Ural Archaeological Session. Kurgan. November 22–24, 2022
Radiocarbon Dating of Late Bronze Age Burials from the Great Urals (Steppe Trans-Urals and Northern Kazakhstan) and Bayesian Modeling
In the last two decades, the Bronze Age chronology of the Great Urals was revolutionized by the first large-scale radiocarbon dating programs. Since then, the chronology of the Bronze Age in this area has been under discussion. In this paper, we present 23 new AMS dates from Late Bronze Age sites in the steppe and forest steppe areas of the southern Trans-Urals and northwestern Kazakhstan. This includes the first successful dating of cremated bon…
Traditions of creating the form and ornamentation of the pottery vessels of the Alakul Culture in the Alakul burial ground (a case study for the burial mounds 1 and 14)
This paper reports on the results of the analysis of the form and ornamentation of the pottery vessels of the Late Bronze Age Alakul Culture from the burial mounds 1 and 14 of the Alakul burial ground (the Trans-Urals). The study was carried out within the framework of the historical-cultural approach developed by A.A. Bobrinsky. The work is aimed at the identification of pottery-making traditions of creating the form and ornamentation of pottery…
Paleoenvironmental studies of lakeside watershed settlements of the Tobol-Ishim inter-fluve (Zolotoe 1 settlement, Kurgan Oblast)
During the study of the process of settling people in the territory of the forest-steppe and steppe zones of Western Siberia, both valleyside settlement sites of the Bronze Age and watershed lakeside settlements have been identified. The settlement of Zolotoe 1 is one of the few sites of the Late Bronze Age investigated by excava-tions and confined to the vast water-dividing surface between the rivers Tobol and Ishim in Kurgan Oblast. Two stages …
Textile Culture of the Late Bronze Age Ural-Kazakhstan Region
ТЕКСТИЛЬНАЯ КУЛЬТУРА
New data on the monuments of the Late Bronze Age of the Tobol-Ishim interfluve
НоВыЕ даННыЕ о паМятНиКах поздНЕго броНзоВого ВЕКа тоболо
The Petrovka Bronze Age Sites
This article introduces a series of AMS radiocarbon dates for the Bronze Age Petrovka cemeteries in the Trans-Urals. The results of the AMS14C-dating of animal and human bones indicate a very high degree of concordance in the 19th and 18th centuries cal BC time range. The previously obtained AMS datings clearly fi t into the same chronological interval. Specifi cally, 17 of 36 analyses of the Petrovka series yielded very similar results. In other…
New Data Obtained on the Archaeozoology of the Alakul Population From the Middle Tobol Area Drawing on the Excavation Materials From the Zolotoye 1 Settlement
The article presents the results of a taxonomic study of the archaeozoological collection from the Zolotoye 1 settlement. The settlement is located in the steppe zone of the Tobol-Ishim interfluve (the Polovinsky District of the Kurgan Region). A significant part of artefacts, including bone remains, belong to the Alakul culture of the Late Bronze Age (17th-16th centuries BC). A small collection (a total of 6 fragmented vessels) attributed to the…
The Dikaya Yama Hillfort on the Middle Tobol
В статье представлены результаты исследования городища Дикая Яма, расположенного в Среднем Притоболье. Выявленная четкая планировка расположения жилищ и фортификаций позволяет предполагать, что поселок был построен по предварительному проектированию. Вероятно, поселение было оставлено намеренно, так как не фиксируются следы битвы, пожара, брошенных вещей и т.д. Количественные и качественные характеристики находок, их расположение также указывают …
The Topography of the Zolotoe 1 Settlement — A Newly Discovered Late-Bronze Site in the Tobol-Ishim Interfluve
1 - - - , . 2018 . 1
The Medieval Settlement of Isetskoie 2 in the Iset River Basin
The article deals with materials of excavations at Isetskoie 2, an unfortified settlement of the Middle Ages, located in the Lower Iset River basin. The published materials are important due to poor previous study of unfortified settlements of the Bakal culture. The place is single-layered which makes it a valuable source for reconstruc-ting house-building traditions and material culture of the Medieval population of the forest-steppe zone of the…
Metal Complex of the Bronze Age From an Alakul Burial Ground (Typology and Manufacturing Techniques)
The article deals with metal artifacts from an Alakul burial ground, which is considered to be one of the largest and brightest monuments of the Alakul culture in the Trans-Urals. There is a description of morphological and typological characteristics of the metal complex which determined the main types of objects, a circle of cultural analogies, and also artifacts which aren't found among materials of other monuments. The main raw materials for …
Corporate (Organizational) Culture of Archaeological Expeditions
Archaeological expedition as a cultural phenomenon can be analyzed not only through the concept of \n“subculture” regarding its members, but also through the mechanism of its organization and functioning \nas a set of corporate (organizational) culture attributes. The use of this term reveals new possibilities \nfor the analysis of this phenomenon functioning as a way to obtain new scientific information by the \nfield research methods as a total…
The Petrovka Bronze Age Sites
This article introduces a series of AMS radiocarbon dates for the Bronze Age Petrovka cemeteries in the Trans-Urals. The results of the AMS14C-dating of animal and human bones indicate a very high degree of concordance in the 19th and 18th centuries cal BC time range. The previously obtained AMS datings clearly fi t into the same chronological interval. Specifi cally, 17 of 36 analyses of the Petrovka series yielded very similar results. In other…
New Data Obtained on the Archaeozoology of the Alakul Population From the Middle Tobol Area Drawing on the Excavation Materials From the Zolotoye 1 Settlement
The article presents the results of a taxonomic study of the archaeozoological collection from the Zolotoye 1 settlement. The settlement is located in the steppe zone of the Tobol-Ishim interfluve (the Polovinsky District of the Kurgan Region). A significant part of artefacts, including bone remains, belong to the Alakul culture of the Late Bronze Age (17th-16th centuries BC). A small collection (a total of 6 fragmented vessels) attributed to the…
Metal Complex of the Bronze Age From an Alakul Burial Ground (Typology and Manufacturing Techniques)
The article deals with metal artifacts from an Alakul burial ground, which is considered to be one of the largest and brightest monuments of the Alakul culture in the Trans-Urals. There is a description of morphological and typological characteristics of the metal complex which determined the main types of objects, a circle of cultural analogies, and also artifacts which aren't found among materials of other monuments. The main raw materials for …
Radiocarbon Dating of Late Bronze Age Burials from the Great Urals (Steppe Trans-Urals and Northern Kazakhstan) and Bayesian Modeling
In the last two decades, the Bronze Age chronology of the Great Urals was revolutionized by the first large-scale radiocarbon dating programs. Since then, the chronology of the Bronze Age in this area has been under discussion. In this paper, we present 23 new AMS dates from Late Bronze Age sites in the steppe and forest steppe areas of the southern Trans-Urals and northwestern Kazakhstan. This includes the first successful dating of cremated bon…
Traditions of creating the form and ornamentation of the pottery vessels of the Alakul Culture in the Alakul burial ground (a case study for the burial mounds 1 and 14)
This paper reports on the results of the analysis of the form and ornamentation of the pottery vessels of the Late Bronze Age Alakul Culture from the burial mounds 1 and 14 of the Alakul burial ground (the Trans-Urals). The study was carried out within the framework of the historical-cultural approach developed by A.A. Bobrinsky. The work is aimed at the identification of pottery-making traditions of creating the form and ornamentation of pottery…
The Medieval Settlement of Isetskoie 2 in the Iset River Basin
The article deals with materials of excavations at Isetskoie 2, an unfortified settlement of the Middle Ages, located in the Lower Iset River basin. The published materials are important due to poor previous study of unfortified settlements of the Bakal culture. The place is single-layered which makes it a valuable source for reconstruc-ting house-building traditions and material culture of the Medieval population of the forest-steppe zone of the…
Corporate (Organizational) Culture of Archaeological Expeditions
Archaeological expedition as a cultural phenomenon can be analyzed not only through the concept of \n“subculture” regarding its members, but also through the mechanism of its organization and functioning \nas a set of corporate (organizational) culture attributes. The use of this term reveals new possibilities \nfor the analysis of this phenomenon functioning as a way to obtain new scientific information by the \nfield research methods as a total…
Metal Complex of the Bronze Age From an Alakul Burial Ground (Typology and Manufacturing Techniques)
The article deals with metal artifacts from an Alakul burial ground, which is considered to be one of the largest and brightest monuments of the Alakul culture in the Trans-Urals. There is a description of morphological and typological characteristics of the metal complex which determined the main types of objects, a circle of cultural analogies, and also artifacts which aren't found among materials of other monuments. The main raw materials for …
The Medieval Settlement of Isetskoie 2 in the Iset River Basin
The article deals with materials of excavations at Isetskoie 2, an unfortified settlement of the Middle Ages, located in the Lower Iset River basin. The published materials are important due to poor previous study of unfortified settlements of the Bakal culture. The place is single-layered which makes it a valuable source for reconstruc-ting house-building traditions and material culture of the Medieval population of the forest-steppe zone of the…
The Dikaya Yama Hillfort on the Middle Tobol
В статье представлены результаты исследования городища Дикая Яма, расположенного в Среднем Притоболье. Выявленная четкая планировка расположения жилищ и фортификаций позволяет предполагать, что поселок был построен по предварительному проектированию. Вероятно, поселение было оставлено намеренно, так как не фиксируются следы битвы, пожара, брошенных вещей и т.д. Количественные и качественные характеристики находок, их расположение также указывают …
The Topography of the Zolotoe 1 Settlement — A Newly Discovered Late-Bronze Site in the Tobol-Ishim Interfluve
1 - - - , . 2018 . 1
New data on the monuments of the Late Bronze Age of the Tobol-Ishim interfluve
НоВыЕ даННыЕ о паМятНиКах поздНЕго броНзоВого ВЕКа тоболо
The Petrovka Bronze Age Sites
This article introduces a series of AMS radiocarbon dates for the Bronze Age Petrovka cemeteries in the Trans-Urals. The results of the AMS14C-dating of animal and human bones indicate a very high degree of concordance in the 19th and 18th centuries cal BC time range. The previously obtained AMS datings clearly fi t into the same chronological interval. Specifi cally, 17 of 36 analyses of the Petrovka series yielded very similar results. In other…
New Data Obtained on the Archaeozoology of the Alakul Population From the Middle Tobol Area Drawing on the Excavation Materials From the Zolotoye 1 Settlement
The article presents the results of a taxonomic study of the archaeozoological collection from the Zolotoye 1 settlement. The settlement is located in the steppe zone of the Tobol-Ishim interfluve (the Polovinsky District of the Kurgan Region). A significant part of artefacts, including bone remains, belong to the Alakul culture of the Late Bronze Age (17th-16th centuries BC). A small collection (a total of 6 fragmented vessels) attributed to the…
Textile Culture of the Late Bronze Age Ural-Kazakhstan Region
ТЕКСТИЛЬНАЯ КУЛЬТУРА
Paleoenvironmental studies of lakeside watershed settlements of the Tobol-Ishim inter-fluve (Zolotoe 1 settlement, Kurgan Oblast)
During the study of the process of settling people in the territory of the forest-steppe and steppe zones of Western Siberia, both valleyside settlement sites of the Bronze Age and watershed lakeside settlements have been identified. The settlement of Zolotoe 1 is one of the few sites of the Late Bronze Age investigated by excava-tions and confined to the vast water-dividing surface between the rivers Tobol and Ishim in Kurgan Oblast. Two stages …
Tool Complex of the Alakul Population From the Zolotoe-1 Settlements in the Forest-Steppe Tobol Region
The article presents the results of a typological and experimental traceological study of the tool complex of the Alakul time of the Zolotоe-1 settlement, located in the Tobol-Ishim interfluve. About 40 items made of stone, clay, bone, and bronze have been analyzed. As a result, the range of products has been determined and the functional purpose of most of them has been established. The tool complex includes ceramic spindle whorls, hammers for f…
XXII Ural Archaeological Session. Kurgan. November 22–24, 2022
Radiocarbon Dating of Late Bronze Age Burials from the Great Urals (Steppe Trans-Urals and Northern Kazakhstan) and Bayesian Modeling
In the last two decades, the Bronze Age chronology of the Great Urals was revolutionized by the first large-scale radiocarbon dating programs. Since then, the chronology of the Bronze Age in this area has been under discussion. In this paper, we present 23 new AMS dates from Late Bronze Age sites in the steppe and forest steppe areas of the southern Trans-Urals and northwestern Kazakhstan. This includes the first successful dating of cremated bon…
Traditions of creating the form and ornamentation of the pottery vessels of the Alakul Culture in the Alakul burial ground (a case study for the burial mounds 1 and 14)
This paper reports on the results of the analysis of the form and ornamentation of the pottery vessels of the Late Bronze Age Alakul Culture from the burial mounds 1 and 14 of the Alakul burial ground (the Trans-Urals). The study was carried out within the framework of the historical-cultural approach developed by A.A. Bobrinsky. The work is aimed at the identification of pottery-making traditions of creating the form and ornamentation of pottery…
"Cultural Layer of Kurgan City"
Cultural Layer of Kurgan City archaeological monument was established in 2005. Since 2009 it has been exposed to archaeological excavations at different city mansions dated 1700s – early 1900s and situated within the determined site of cultural heritage. The article briefly describes 14 excavation sites. All works were subject to a commercial contract. It allowed to research relatively substantial areas of the monument. Excavations were arranged …
Assortment of Non-Ferrous Metal Products from the Early Iron Age in the Settlement of Isetskoye 3 in the Lower Iset River Area
Metal production in the Trans-Ural region in the Early Iron Age is known mainly from materials from the Itkul and Sargat cultures. The article introduces into scientific circulation the largest collection of objects (80 items) made of non-ferrous metal of the Baitovo culture of this period from the settlement of Isetskoye 3, located in the Lower Iset river area. The purpose of the study is to morphometrically characterize and determine the comple…
Alakul textiles based on 87Sr/86Sr isotopes analysis
The article focuses on determining the possible regions of origin of wool fiber in Bronze Age Alakul textiles from the Southern Trans-Urals (first half of the 2nd millennium BC). The main method is the analysis of 87Sr/86Sr isotope ratios. The comparison was made for values of 12 textile samples from the Stepnoye VII, Alakul and Agapovka II burial grounds with those on interpolated background maps of bioavailable strontium and for other archaeobi…
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