Yury Razuvaev
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 73310 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Yury Razuvaev |
| PRENOMES | Yury |
| SOBRENOME | Razuvaev |
| ASSINATURA | RAZUVAEV Y |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Voronezh State Pedagogical University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4865-3206 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 1 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2016 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
On the Ethnocultural Ratio of Settlements of the Scythian and Sarmatian Eras in the Don Forest-Steppe Region (Results of Comparison of Ceramic Complexes)
Introduction. The article compares the stucco clay pottery of kitchen use from settlements of the 5th – 3rd centuries BC and 1th – 3rd centuries AD, located in the forest-steppe part of the Don River basin. This is the first time such a study has been conducted to determine possible connections between societies from different periods. Methods. The analyzed sample includes 107 and 33 pot-shaped vessels. A computerized comparison of their scaling …
Ceramic Complexes of the Don Settlements of Gorodets and Scythoid Cultures
The article is devoted to one of the aspects of interaction between two population groups in the forest-steppe Don region. These interactions are related to settlements of the Gorodets and Scythoid cultures of 5th – 3d century BC. In particular, such interactions manifest as transformations of the Gorodets ceramics that gained more dominating Scythoid shapes. The article offers a formalized assessment of common features in the crockery. Previousl…
Evidence of War on the Settlements of a Scythian Era in the Middle Don Region
Introduction. Two groups of people, differing in social status and material culture, occupied the middle part of the Don basin, representing the eastern edge of the Forest-Steppe Scythia, in the 6th – 3rd centuries BC. One is known from the few barrow necropolises, the materials of which characterize the nomadic and highly militarized way of life of the people buried there. The other one united sedentary farmers and cattle breeders, whose hillfor…
Kurganless Cemetery of the Sarmatian Times on the Maloe Storozhevoe Hillfort in the Middle Don Basin
The paper publishes research results on five burials discovered at the smaller of the two hillforts of the Scythian era located near the village Storozhevoye 1st on the river Don. The results of their comprehensive archaeological and anthropological study characterize the little-studied kurganless tradition of the Sarmatian period in the forest-steppe Don region. Ethnical, cultural and chronological attribution of the complexes is based on the ri…
The Results of the Micromorphological Study of Ceramics of the Don Settlements of the Gorodets Culture
The article presents the results of petrographic analysis of 80 samples of ceramics of five settlement sites of the 5th–3rd centuries BC, located in the forest-steppe part of the Don basin. Data on the mineral and chemical composition of the clay, the formulation of molding masses and the modes of vessel firing are given, most of which had a “matting” surface. For the discharge of dishes, mainly lean clay were used, related in composition to 13 v…
Life and Death of Children from the Scythian Time Middle Don Settlements
The article summarizes archaeological and anthropological information regarding the children's group of the settled population of the Middle Don. Sources are materials from barrowless burials and household sites of the 6 th-3 rd centuries BC. The basic conditions of everyday life and the features of the funerary rites of the named demographic group are considered. Based on the results of the anthropological research on bone residues, the state of…
Everyday Things in the Cult Practices of the Middle Don Settled Population of the Scythian Era
The article systematizes information about utilitarian objects found on settlements in such an archaeological context, which indicates the transformation of their semiotic status. They come from buildings and pits related to cult and ritual activities, collective burials on the territory of the hillforts, which were special funerary and sacrificial complexes, as well as from burial grounds, which were cemeteries of the settled population of the D…
Group Burial in an Abandoned Well on the Scythian-Era Hillfort Near the City of Zadonsk
During the excavations of the hillfort located on the river Don near the village of Verkhneye Kazachye (Lipetsk region) the burial of four people, dating back to the 4th–3th centuries BC, was discovered in a pit left over from an abandoned well of the beginning of the Scythian era. It was done simultaneously, although it included heterogeneous remains. At a depth of about 4 m the full bodies of three men aged more than 50 years were buried. Above…
Landscape Environment of Hillforts and Kurgans of Scythian Time within the Don Forest Steppe Region
The article offers a reconstruction of the landscape in the 6th-3rd centuries BC in the environs of 24 sites of Scyphoid and Gorodets archaeological cultures. Information on previous soil and palynological analyses is summarized, and the results of the latest studies of buried soils are published. A modern soil map offers an approximate view of the vegetation of the Don basin in the past. Hillforts and barrows of the Scyphoid culture are concentr…
Cult Buildings on the Middle-Don Settlements of the Scythian Era
Introduction. As a result of many years of excavations on settlements of the Skiphian era in the basin of the Middle Don the area of about 50 thousand square meters has been opened. However, buildings of the cult purpose are still not known. Methods and materials. The search for such structures is difficult due to the absence of pronounced sacral markers. However, according to publications and archival sources, structures unusual in configuration…
Finds of Human Bones in Settlements of the Scythian Time in Forest-Steppe Region of the Don Basin
Introduction. The paper analyzes the finds of separate human remains from the Scythian settlements of the 6th-3rd centuries BC in the forest-steppe zone of the Don basin. We present the report of the available materials and evaluate the degree of representativeness of possible interpretations. Methods. Nowadays we have data on eleven household sites with anthropological materials, which had not yet been properly interpreted. The hillfort in the c…
Antique Ceramic Import on Settlements of Scythian Time in the Don Forest-Steppe
In the article on the basis of the data obtained during excavation the author analyzes spatial distribution of ceramic import on household monuments of the 6th–3rd centuries BC in forest-steppe Podonye. This region is included into an area of Gorodetz and Scythian-like archaeological cultures. It is established that on settlements of Gorodetz culture import is practically absent. Fragments of products of the Greek potters (about 800 findings are …
Housing of the Gorodets Population Forest-Steppe Area Don Region
Life and Death of Children from the Scythian Time Middle Don Settlements
The article summarizes archaeological and anthropological information regarding the children's group of the settled population of the Middle Don. Sources are materials from barrowless burials and household sites of the 6 th-3 rd centuries BC. The basic conditions of everyday life and the features of the funerary rites of the named demographic group are considered. Based on the results of the anthropological research on bone residues, the state of…
Housing of the Gorodets Population Forest-Steppe Area Don Region
Antique Ceramic Import on Settlements of Scythian Time in the Don Forest-Steppe
In the article on the basis of the data obtained during excavation the author analyzes spatial distribution of ceramic import on household monuments of the 6th–3rd centuries BC in forest-steppe Podonye. This region is included into an area of Gorodetz and Scythian-like archaeological cultures. It is established that on settlements of Gorodetz culture import is practically absent. Fragments of products of the Greek potters (about 800 findings are …
Finds of Human Bones in Settlements of the Scythian Time in Forest-Steppe Region of the Don Basin
Introduction. The paper analyzes the finds of separate human remains from the Scythian settlements of the 6th-3rd centuries BC in the forest-steppe zone of the Don basin. We present the report of the available materials and evaluate the degree of representativeness of possible interpretations. Methods. Nowadays we have data on eleven household sites with anthropological materials, which had not yet been properly interpreted. The hillfort in the c…
Cult Buildings on the Middle-Don Settlements of the Scythian Era
Introduction. As a result of many years of excavations on settlements of the Skiphian era in the basin of the Middle Don the area of about 50 thousand square meters has been opened. However, buildings of the cult purpose are still not known. Methods and materials. The search for such structures is difficult due to the absence of pronounced sacral markers. However, according to publications and archival sources, structures unusual in configuration…
Group Burial in an Abandoned Well on the Scythian-Era Hillfort Near the City of Zadonsk
During the excavations of the hillfort located on the river Don near the village of Verkhneye Kazachye (Lipetsk region) the burial of four people, dating back to the 4th–3th centuries BC, was discovered in a pit left over from an abandoned well of the beginning of the Scythian era. It was done simultaneously, although it included heterogeneous remains. At a depth of about 4 m the full bodies of three men aged more than 50 years were buried. Above…
Landscape Environment of Hillforts and Kurgans of Scythian Time within the Don Forest Steppe Region
The article offers a reconstruction of the landscape in the 6th-3rd centuries BC in the environs of 24 sites of Scyphoid and Gorodets archaeological cultures. Information on previous soil and palynological analyses is summarized, and the results of the latest studies of buried soils are published. A modern soil map offers an approximate view of the vegetation of the Don basin in the past. Hillforts and barrows of the Scyphoid culture are concentr…
Everyday Things in the Cult Practices of the Middle Don Settled Population of the Scythian Era
The article systematizes information about utilitarian objects found on settlements in such an archaeological context, which indicates the transformation of their semiotic status. They come from buildings and pits related to cult and ritual activities, collective burials on the territory of the hillforts, which were special funerary and sacrificial complexes, as well as from burial grounds, which were cemeteries of the settled population of the D…
Life and Death of Children from the Scythian Time Middle Don Settlements
The article summarizes archaeological and anthropological information regarding the children's group of the settled population of the Middle Don. Sources are materials from barrowless burials and household sites of the 6 th-3 rd centuries BC. The basic conditions of everyday life and the features of the funerary rites of the named demographic group are considered. Based on the results of the anthropological research on bone residues, the state of…
Ceramic Complexes of the Don Settlements of Gorodets and Scythoid Cultures
The article is devoted to one of the aspects of interaction between two population groups in the forest-steppe Don region. These interactions are related to settlements of the Gorodets and Scythoid cultures of 5th – 3d century BC. In particular, such interactions manifest as transformations of the Gorodets ceramics that gained more dominating Scythoid shapes. The article offers a formalized assessment of common features in the crockery. Previousl…
Evidence of War on the Settlements of a Scythian Era in the Middle Don Region
Introduction. Two groups of people, differing in social status and material culture, occupied the middle part of the Don basin, representing the eastern edge of the Forest-Steppe Scythia, in the 6th – 3rd centuries BC. One is known from the few barrow necropolises, the materials of which characterize the nomadic and highly militarized way of life of the people buried there. The other one united sedentary farmers and cattle breeders, whose hillfor…
Kurganless Cemetery of the Sarmatian Times on the Maloe Storozhevoe Hillfort in the Middle Don Basin
The paper publishes research results on five burials discovered at the smaller of the two hillforts of the Scythian era located near the village Storozhevoye 1st on the river Don. The results of their comprehensive archaeological and anthropological study characterize the little-studied kurganless tradition of the Sarmatian period in the forest-steppe Don region. Ethnical, cultural and chronological attribution of the complexes is based on the ri…
The Results of the Micromorphological Study of Ceramics of the Don Settlements of the Gorodets Culture
The article presents the results of petrographic analysis of 80 samples of ceramics of five settlement sites of the 5th–3rd centuries BC, located in the forest-steppe part of the Don basin. Data on the mineral and chemical composition of the clay, the formulation of molding masses and the modes of vessel firing are given, most of which had a “matting” surface. For the discharge of dishes, mainly lean clay were used, related in composition to 13 v…
On the Ethnocultural Ratio of Settlements of the Scythian and Sarmatian Eras in the Don Forest-Steppe Region (Results of Comparison of Ceramic Complexes)
Introduction. The article compares the stucco clay pottery of kitchen use from settlements of the 5th – 3rd centuries BC and 1th – 3rd centuries AD, located in the forest-steppe part of the Don River basin. This is the first time such a study has been conducted to determine possible connections between societies from different periods. Methods. The analyzed sample includes 107 and 33 pot-shaped vessels. A computerized comparison of their scaling …
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