Valentina Kuznetsova

Biographic Data

ID72635
NAMEValentina Kuznetsova
GIVEN NAMESValentina
FAMILY NAMEKuznetsova
SIGNATUREKUZNETSOVA V
AFFILIATIONSInstitute for the History of Material Culture of Russian Academy of Sciences
ORCID0000-0002-3158-960X
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS8
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR8
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2019
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2023
H-INDEX0

  • Documentary evidence by A. A. Iessen at the Manuscript Department of the Scientific Archives of IHMC RAS

    Open AccessValentina Kuznetsova, V N KuznetsovaARTICLEArchaeological News2023

  • The Perm ornitomorphic trace in the lands of the East Baltic region of the Mediaeval Age

    Open AccessValentina Kuznetsova, V N KuznetsovaARTICLEArchaeological News2023

  • Scythian Romance by I. V. Fabritsius

    Open AccessValentina Kuznetsova, V N KuznetsovaARTICLEArchaeological News2022

  • Spoon-shaped pendants in the culture of the Livonians and inhabitants of Ancient Russia in the 11th–13th centuries

    Open AccessRoberts Spirģis, Valentina Kuznetsova et al.ARTICLEEesti ja soome-ugri keeleteaduse…2022

    In the culture of the ancient Livonians and Russians there was a particular group of pendants in the shape of household utensils, mostly made of copper alloys. This article deals with spoon-shaped pendants discovered in the settlements and burials of the second part of the 11th–13th century. Spoon-shaped pendants were rather rare for ancient Livonians. We have collected information about 19 finds from the Daugava region. In the territory of ancie…

  • Spoon-shape Pendants of the 11th—13th Centuries in the Medieval Russian and Baltic Lands

    Valentina Kuznetsova, Vladislav Sobolev et al.ARTICLEStratum plus Archaeology and…2022

    The article deals with the spoon-shape-pendants typical for the culture of the ancient Russian population and Livonians. Items of similar appearance, with a long often ornately shaped handle and a not very deep scoop were found in settlements and burial grounds of the 11th—13th centuries, accidental finds are also known. In this article we analyzed over 100 finds. We have proposed a classification of the items based on technological and morpholog…

  • Mediaeval jewellery from the Volga-Kama area in the East-Baltic region

    Open AccessV N Kuznetsova, Valentina Kuznetsova et al.ARTICLEArchaeological News2021

    This paper considers jewellery objects of the Volga-Kama provenience of the 9th–13th century revealed at archaeological sites in the territory of North-Western Russia, Latvia, Estonia, Finland and North Sweden. Groups of Kama and Volga imports are identified for the products characteristic of the Volga-Kama region in general, and for “syncretic” objects of the Old-Russian period combining artistic traditions and techniques of different regions. T…

  • Old-Russian needle-cases with an arched openwork back

    Open AccessV N Kuznetsova, Valentina KuznetsovaARTICLEArchaeological News2020

    Needle-cases of the 12th–13th century with arched openwork backs and rattle-pendants are known in historiography as an attribute of the Finno-Ugrian culture. The most of their finds come from kurgan cemeteries of the Ladoga and Upper-Volga regions. They have been also encountered in layers of Novgorod and Izborsk, burial grounds of Madi (Estonia), Zamikutye (former Gdov Uyezd), Tikhman’ga (Arkhangelsk Oblast), and Kintusovo (on the Salym River, K…

  • The Reflection of Social and Political Life of the Twentieth Century

    Valentina Kuznetsova, Valentina G Kuznetsova et al.ARTICLEJournal of American Folklore2019References: 1

    The article is about one of the largest folklore archives in Russia-the Archive of the Institute of Linguistics, Literature and History of the Karelian Research Centre of the Russian Academy of Sciences, founded in the early 1930s. The systematic collecting activity among the peoples of Northwest Russia led to the establishment of the Archives, reflecting the whole historical epoch (from the beginning of the twentieth until the beginning of the t…