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Ulan Umitkaliev

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ID72545
NAMEUlan Umitkaliev
GIVEN NAMESUlan
FAMILY NAMEUmitkaliev
SIGNATUREUMITKALIEV U
AFFILIATIONSL. N. Gumilyov Eurasion National University, Astana, Kazakhstan, 010000
ORCID0000-0001-7828-1381
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS13
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT13
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2015
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2024
H-INDEX0
  • Z-Symbols in the Interpretation of the Semantics of the Configuration of S- and Г-Shaped Scythian Cheek-Pieces of the Eastern European Zone

    Open Access•Liubomyr S Dobrovolskyi, Ulan Umitkaliev•ARTICLE•Povolzhskaya Arkheologiya (The…•2024

    The work deals with the issue of the regional specificity of the formation and development of the Dionysian cult and Orphic teachings, common in the Northern Black Sea region during the Greek colonization of the 6th–5th centuries BC. On the extensive Scythian archaeological material of the Eastern European zone, the design of horse headbands decorated with cult symbols of Dionysus-Zagreus is being studied. S-shaped and Г-shaped Scythian cheekpiec…

  • Semantics of the images of the “griffin-hippocampus” and “horned fish” in the Scythian animal style of the Eastern European zone

    Open Access•Liubomyr S Dobrovolskyi, Yerlan B Sydykov et al.•ARTICLE•Povolzhskaya Arkheologiya (The…•2023•References: 1

    The work deals with study of the Scythian animal style as an artistic phenomenon, which is one of the cardinal problems of Scythology, in particular the issue of the content of its artistic images. The semantics of the syncretic images of “griffin-hippocampus” and “horned fish” in the Scythian animal style of the Eastern European zone, covering the territories of the steppe, forest-steppe and North Caucasian local sub-variants of the Scythian ani…

  • Grave Goods of an Elite Saka Burial at Kyrykoba in the Context of Cultural Ties Between the Nomads of Kazakhstan and Siberia

    Kuanysh Iskakov, Ulan Umitkaliev et al.•ARTICLE•Archaeology Ethnology and…•2022

    Приведены результаты изучения материалов раскопок кургана раннесакского времени Кырыкоба в Восточном Казахстане. Памятник разграблен, содержал останки человека. По заключению антропологов, в кургане быта похоронена женщина зрелого возраста с признаками трепанации черепа. В захоронении обнаружены ок. 200 предметов, в основном украшения из золота и поделочных камней (поясные обоймы, золотой бисер, бусы). В статье дается описание наиболее интересной…

  • Legends about Fiery Horses

    Ulan Umitkaliev, L V Lbova et al.•ARTICLE•Stratum plus Archaeology and…•2022

    The article proposes a cross-cultural analysis of the concept of continuity of burial traditions in the cultures of the protoTurkic and Turkic peoples of northern Eurasia, based on archaeological and folklore sources and ethnographic data of the Kazakh and Yakut ethnicities. Researchers use materials from archaeological studies of known and new sites of the Early Iron Age and Turkic time in Kazakhstan (Berel, Kyrykungir, etc.). The study of the t…

  • Origin of the Scythians of the Northern Black Sea Region

    Open Access•Liubomyr S Dobrovolskyi, Yerlan B Sydykov et al.•ARTICLE•Povolzhskaya Arkheologiya (The…•2022

    At the current stage of Scythology, numerous studies of archaeological monuments have been carried out, their historical and cultural interpretation has been given; zones of move- ment and regions that did not have a permanent population were determined; potential initial foci of migration and innovation have been identified. A general methodological approach has been proposed for synchronizing Asian materials with Scythian chronology; the concep…

  • Preliminary Preservation of the Bodies of the Deceased in the Funeral Rites of Kazakhs (Based on the Materials of Archaeological, Historical and Folklore-Literary Sources)

    Open Access•Kuanysh Iskakov, Ulan Umitkaliev et al.•ARTICLE•Vestnik NSU Series History and…•2022•References: 1

    Purpose. The authors tried to reveal the reasons, duration and place of temporary preservation of the bodies of the Kazakhs on the basis of archaeological, historical and folklore-literary sources. The authors also tried to trace the historical continuity in the funeral and memorial rites of nomads. Results. The tradition of delayed burials is associated with the natural conditions and economic cycle of nomads. Based on ethnographic data, the aut…

  • Grave Goods of an Elite Saka Burial at Kyrykoba in the Context of Cultural Ties Between the Nomads of Kazakhstan and Siberia

    Open Access•Kuanysh Iskakov, Ulan Umitkaliev et al.•ARTICLE•Archaeology Ethnology and…•2022•References: 5

    This article describes the findings of excavations of an Early Saka kurgan at Kyrykoba, Eastern Kazakhstan. The kurgan had been looted; human remains, according to physical anthropologists, belonged to a mature woman. Her cranium exhibited trepanation. Some 200 artifacts were found, mostly gold and stone ornaments (belt clips, gold seed beads, and simple beads). The most interesting find is a bimetallic pin made of iron. Its rod is missing; the t…

  • Barrows “with Moustaches” and Other Archaic Beliefs of Kazakhs

    Open Access•Marat Syrlybaev, Ulan Umitkaliev et al.•ARTICLE•The Anthropologist•2016

    Widespread in Central Kazakhstan, barrows “with moustaches” of the early Iron Age’s Tasmolaculture have been the object of attention for archeologists for more than half a century. The complex of thebarrow “with moustaches” usually consists of two separate mounds. There are a “big” mound from the western sideand the “small” one from the eastern side from which departs to the east the two stone ridges (“moustaches”). Theauthors note that there is …

  • Ethnocultural Features of Kazakh Nauryz Holiday

    Open Access•Kuralay Sarsembina, Аманжол Калыш et al.•ARTICLE•The Anthropologist•2016

    The paper focuses on the traditions of nauryz celebration, as nauryz appeared, what it represents and what kind of role it plays in the life of Kazakhs. Nauryz represents the vernal equinox and nature’s awakening.People celebrate this day with ceremonies, which are filled with goodness, mercy and pure intentions. All nauryzcustoms are based on the close connection with nature. The authors have disclosed nauryz symbolic meaning, themeaning and the…

  • Special Aspects of Distance Learning in Educational System

    Open Access•Maiya Arzayeva, Kalzhan Rakhimzhanov et al.•ARTICLE•The Anthropologist•2015

    The paper presents a detailed analysis of the special aspects of distance learning in the educational system of Kazakhstan. The meaning of the basic concepts and categories are revealed, the characteristics of distance learning in the educational system of the Republic of Kazakhstan, as well as issues of further improvement are given. The originality of the research is in the obtained scientific results, where the conceptual apparatus of research…

  • Ancient Musicians’ Monuments in the Kazakh Altai

    Open Access•Zhalgas Zhalmaganbetov, Зайнолла Самашев et al.•ARTICLE•The Anthropologist•2015•References: 2

    The paper presents new archaeological data obtained in the course of research on the burial Karakaba Kazakh Altai (Republic of Kazakhstan) in 2012-2014. The authors explore the funeral ceremony, features the design and facilities inside the grave. Musical Instruments and craniotomy and other data allows authors to reconstruct the hierarchy of the society of the ancient Turks

  • Kazakh Children’s Play “Asyk” is their Ancestor’s Heritage

    Open Access•Yerlan B Sydykov, Erlan Sydykov et al.•ARTICLE•The Anthropologist•2015

    Kazakh children have been playing “asyk” (playing with lamb bone) from ancient times. Currently, the game still retains its value among the Kazakhs, as it is commonly played among the Turkic-Mongolian people in Eurasian Steppe. This paper is based on materials that researchers have received during excavations in East Kazakhstan in 2014. Researchers found about 140 “asyk” that relate to the primitive era. “Asyk” was in a stone bowl, at the feet of…

  • The History of Taxation in Kazakhstan

    Open Access•Maiya Arzayeva, Ulan Umitkaliev et al.•ARTICLE•The Anthropologist•2015

    The paper presents a detailed analysis of the evolution of taxation in Kazakhstan. The researchers try to reveal the meaning of the basic concepts and categories, to give the characteristics of the main types of taxes in accordance with the Tax Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan, as well as further improvements in the tax system. The purpose of the research is to obtain scientific results which formed the conceptual apparatus of research; it show…

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  • Special Aspects of Distance Learning in Educational System

    Open Access•Maiya Arzayeva, Kalzhan Rakhimzhanov et al.•ARTICLE•The Anthropologist•2015

    The paper presents a detailed analysis of the special aspects of distance learning in the educational system of Kazakhstan. The meaning of the basic concepts and categories are revealed, the characteristics of distance learning in the educational system of the Republic of Kazakhstan, as well as issues of further improvement are given. The originality of the research is in the obtained scientific results, where the conceptual apparatus of research…

  • Ancient Musicians’ Monuments in the Kazakh Altai

    Open Access•Zhalgas Zhalmaganbetov, Зайнолла Самашев et al.•ARTICLE•The Anthropologist•2015•References: 2

    The paper presents new archaeological data obtained in the course of research on the burial Karakaba Kazakh Altai (Republic of Kazakhstan) in 2012-2014. The authors explore the funeral ceremony, features the design and facilities inside the grave. Musical Instruments and craniotomy and other data allows authors to reconstruct the hierarchy of the society of the ancient Turks

  • Kazakh Children’s Play “Asyk” is their Ancestor’s Heritage

    Open Access•Yerlan B Sydykov, Erlan Sydykov et al.•ARTICLE•The Anthropologist•2015

    Kazakh children have been playing “asyk” (playing with lamb bone) from ancient times. Currently, the game still retains its value among the Kazakhs, as it is commonly played among the Turkic-Mongolian people in Eurasian Steppe. This paper is based on materials that researchers have received during excavations in East Kazakhstan in 2014. Researchers found about 140 “asyk” that relate to the primitive era. “Asyk” was in a stone bowl, at the feet of…

  • The History of Taxation in Kazakhstan

    Open Access•Maiya Arzayeva, Ulan Umitkaliev et al.•ARTICLE•The Anthropologist•2015

    The paper presents a detailed analysis of the evolution of taxation in Kazakhstan. The researchers try to reveal the meaning of the basic concepts and categories, to give the characteristics of the main types of taxes in accordance with the Tax Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan, as well as further improvements in the tax system. The purpose of the research is to obtain scientific results which formed the conceptual apparatus of research; it show…

  • Barrows “with Moustaches” and Other Archaic Beliefs of Kazakhs

    Open Access•Marat Syrlybaev, Ulan Umitkaliev et al.•ARTICLE•The Anthropologist•2016

    Widespread in Central Kazakhstan, barrows “with moustaches” of the early Iron Age’s Tasmolaculture have been the object of attention for archeologists for more than half a century. The complex of thebarrow “with moustaches” usually consists of two separate mounds. There are a “big” mound from the western sideand the “small” one from the eastern side from which departs to the east the two stone ridges (“moustaches”). Theauthors note that there is …

  • Ethnocultural Features of Kazakh Nauryz Holiday

    Open Access•Kuralay Sarsembina, Аманжол Калыш et al.•ARTICLE•The Anthropologist•2016

    The paper focuses on the traditions of nauryz celebration, as nauryz appeared, what it represents and what kind of role it plays in the life of Kazakhs. Nauryz represents the vernal equinox and nature’s awakening.People celebrate this day with ceremonies, which are filled with goodness, mercy and pure intentions. All nauryzcustoms are based on the close connection with nature. The authors have disclosed nauryz symbolic meaning, themeaning and the…

  • Grave Goods of an Elite Saka Burial at Kyrykoba in the Context of Cultural Ties Between the Nomads of Kazakhstan and Siberia

    Kuanysh Iskakov, Ulan Umitkaliev et al.•ARTICLE•Archaeology Ethnology and…•2022

    Приведены результаты изучения материалов раскопок кургана раннесакского времени Кырыкоба в Восточном Казахстане. Памятник разграблен, содержал останки человека. По заключению антропологов, в кургане быта похоронена женщина зрелого возраста с признаками трепанации черепа. В захоронении обнаружены ок. 200 предметов, в основном украшения из золота и поделочных камней (поясные обоймы, золотой бисер, бусы). В статье дается описание наиболее интересной…

  • Legends about Fiery Horses

    Ulan Umitkaliev, L V Lbova et al.•ARTICLE•Stratum plus Archaeology and…•2022

    The article proposes a cross-cultural analysis of the concept of continuity of burial traditions in the cultures of the protoTurkic and Turkic peoples of northern Eurasia, based on archaeological and folklore sources and ethnographic data of the Kazakh and Yakut ethnicities. Researchers use materials from archaeological studies of known and new sites of the Early Iron Age and Turkic time in Kazakhstan (Berel, Kyrykungir, etc.). The study of the t…

  • Origin of the Scythians of the Northern Black Sea Region

    Open Access•Liubomyr S Dobrovolskyi, Yerlan B Sydykov et al.•ARTICLE•Povolzhskaya Arkheologiya (The…•2022

    At the current stage of Scythology, numerous studies of archaeological monuments have been carried out, their historical and cultural interpretation has been given; zones of move- ment and regions that did not have a permanent population were determined; potential initial foci of migration and innovation have been identified. A general methodological approach has been proposed for synchronizing Asian materials with Scythian chronology; the concep…

  • Preliminary Preservation of the Bodies of the Deceased in the Funeral Rites of Kazakhs (Based on the Materials of Archaeological, Historical and Folklore-Literary Sources)

    Open Access•Kuanysh Iskakov, Ulan Umitkaliev et al.•ARTICLE•Vestnik NSU Series History and…•2022•References: 1

    Purpose. The authors tried to reveal the reasons, duration and place of temporary preservation of the bodies of the Kazakhs on the basis of archaeological, historical and folklore-literary sources. The authors also tried to trace the historical continuity in the funeral and memorial rites of nomads. Results. The tradition of delayed burials is associated with the natural conditions and economic cycle of nomads. Based on ethnographic data, the aut…

  • Grave Goods of an Elite Saka Burial at Kyrykoba in the Context of Cultural Ties Between the Nomads of Kazakhstan and Siberia

    Open Access•Kuanysh Iskakov, Ulan Umitkaliev et al.•ARTICLE•Archaeology Ethnology and…•2022•References: 5

    This article describes the findings of excavations of an Early Saka kurgan at Kyrykoba, Eastern Kazakhstan. The kurgan had been looted; human remains, according to physical anthropologists, belonged to a mature woman. Her cranium exhibited trepanation. Some 200 artifacts were found, mostly gold and stone ornaments (belt clips, gold seed beads, and simple beads). The most interesting find is a bimetallic pin made of iron. Its rod is missing; the t…

  • Semantics of the images of the “griffin-hippocampus” and “horned fish” in the Scythian animal style of the Eastern European zone

    Open Access•Liubomyr S Dobrovolskyi, Yerlan B Sydykov et al.•ARTICLE•Povolzhskaya Arkheologiya (The…•2023•References: 1

    The work deals with study of the Scythian animal style as an artistic phenomenon, which is one of the cardinal problems of Scythology, in particular the issue of the content of its artistic images. The semantics of the syncretic images of “griffin-hippocampus” and “horned fish” in the Scythian animal style of the Eastern European zone, covering the territories of the steppe, forest-steppe and North Caucasian local sub-variants of the Scythian ani…

  • Z-Symbols in the Interpretation of the Semantics of the Configuration of S- and Г-Shaped Scythian Cheek-Pieces of the Eastern European Zone

    Open Access•Liubomyr S Dobrovolskyi, Ulan Umitkaliev•ARTICLE•Povolzhskaya Arkheologiya (The…•2024

    The work deals with the issue of the regional specificity of the formation and development of the Dionysian cult and Orphic teachings, common in the Northern Black Sea region during the Greek colonization of the 6th–5th centuries BC. On the extensive Scythian archaeological material of the Eastern European zone, the design of horse headbands decorated with cult symbols of Dionysus-Zagreus is being studied. S-shaped and Г-shaped Scythian cheekpiec…

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