D A Kirichenko
Biographic Data
| ID | 74288 |
|---|---|
| NAME | D A Kirichenko |
| GIVEN NAMES | D A |
| FAMILY NAME | Kirichenko |
| SIGNATURE | KIRICHENKO D A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1045-4159 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Archer’s Rings of Azerbaijan as a Symbol of Eastern Aesthetic Tradition
The purpose of the research paper is to introduce new artifacts into scholarly circulation, as well as to examine and systematize information about previously discovered similar items identified at archaeological sites in Azerbaijan. The artifacts are analyzed against the broader background of comparable synchronous finds (12th–14th centuries) from the territory of Eurasia. The scientific novelty of the article lies in the description of unique o…
The Axe Head of the Middle Bronze Age from Azerbaijan
The article discusses a weapon exhibited in Azerbaijan National Museum of Art. The artefact was found accidentally in the southeast region of Azerbaijan Republic and takes its origin apparently from a ruined burial. It is the so-called axe with a stepped butt and with a shaft-hole. The weapon was made from bronze by the method of casting. Its length is 15.5 cm, height is 5 cm. The item is decorated with arched rib-lines. The axe shows signs of us…
Kurgans of Gazanbulag
This article presents the results of rescue archaeological excavations carried out in November 2015 - January 2016 (following the program of archaeological research in new building sites, within the framework of the South Caucasus Pipeline Expansion project) near the Gazanbulag River, in the Borsunli kurgan cemetery, and the samples of material culture of the ancient Azerbaijan population identified within the site. The surveyed area is located a…
About Skull Trepanation on the Territory of South Caucasus and Near East in the Early Bronze Age
The paper generalizes finds of trepanned skulls from the area of South Caucasus and Near East as well as characterizes types of craniotomy of the population of the studied region and Eurasia. The finds of skulls with traces of trepanation of the Early Bronze Age are not so numerous. Among archaeological sites, the following ones were identified as having skulls with the traces of craniotomy: Menteshtepe (Azerbaijan); Kiketi (Georgia); Baklatepe, …
Modified Skulls of the Early Bronze — the Middle Bronze Ages Periods from the Territory of the Caucasus and Near East
The author focuses on generalization of finds of artificially deformed skulls from the area of South Caucasus and Near East as well as on characterization of types of head shaping spread among the population of the studied region and Eurasia. The finds of modified skulls of the Early — Middle Bronze Ages are not so numerous. Among archaeological sites, the following ones were identified as having the traces of head shaped skulls: Uzun Rama, Kudur…
Archaeological Excavations on the SCPX Pipeline, Azerbaijan 2013-2018
The SCPX pipeline, completed in 2018, follows the line of the earlier BTC and SCP pipelines across Azerbaijan towards Georgia. The project included an archaeological programme that supplemented the discoveries of the earlier two projects. The results were very similar, but were significantly different from the earlier work. The SCPX work was carried out on 48 locations using a team of national and international archaeologists. Chalcolithic materi…
About Cases of Trepanation Among Sarmatian Tribes of Eurasia
In the article the author tries to generalize all cases of trepanation among Sarmatians tribes of Eurasia, he discusses paleoanthropological materials from territories of Azerbaijan, Volga region, Don region, Kazakhstan, Hungary, Romania. The first case of trepanation among Sarmatians was pointed out by D.G. Rokhlin in the Don Region of Russia. It dates back to the III-I centuries BC. The operation was luckily finished. Hungarian anthropologists …
About Skull Trepanation on the Territory of South Caucasus and Near East in the Early Bronze Age
The paper generalizes finds of trepanned skulls from the area of South Caucasus and Near East as well as characterizes types of craniotomy of the population of the studied region and Eurasia. The finds of skulls with traces of trepanation of the Early Bronze Age are not so numerous. Among archaeological sites, the following ones were identified as having skulls with the traces of craniotomy: Menteshtepe (Azerbaijan); Kiketi (Georgia); Baklatepe, …
About Cases of Trepanation Among Sarmatian Tribes of Eurasia
In the article the author tries to generalize all cases of trepanation among Sarmatians tribes of Eurasia, he discusses paleoanthropological materials from territories of Azerbaijan, Volga region, Don region, Kazakhstan, Hungary, Romania. The first case of trepanation among Sarmatians was pointed out by D.G. Rokhlin in the Don Region of Russia. It dates back to the III-I centuries BC. The operation was luckily finished. Hungarian anthropologists …
Archaeological Excavations on the SCPX Pipeline, Azerbaijan 2013-2018
The SCPX pipeline, completed in 2018, follows the line of the earlier BTC and SCP pipelines across Azerbaijan towards Georgia. The project included an archaeological programme that supplemented the discoveries of the earlier two projects. The results were very similar, but were significantly different from the earlier work. The SCPX work was carried out on 48 locations using a team of national and international archaeologists. Chalcolithic materi…
Modified Skulls of the Early Bronze — the Middle Bronze Ages Periods from the Territory of the Caucasus and Near East
The author focuses on generalization of finds of artificially deformed skulls from the area of South Caucasus and Near East as well as on characterization of types of head shaping spread among the population of the studied region and Eurasia. The finds of modified skulls of the Early — Middle Bronze Ages are not so numerous. Among archaeological sites, the following ones were identified as having the traces of head shaped skulls: Uzun Rama, Kudur…
Kurgans of Gazanbulag
This article presents the results of rescue archaeological excavations carried out in November 2015 - January 2016 (following the program of archaeological research in new building sites, within the framework of the South Caucasus Pipeline Expansion project) near the Gazanbulag River, in the Borsunli kurgan cemetery, and the samples of material culture of the ancient Azerbaijan population identified within the site. The surveyed area is located a…
About Skull Trepanation on the Territory of South Caucasus and Near East in the Early Bronze Age
The paper generalizes finds of trepanned skulls from the area of South Caucasus and Near East as well as characterizes types of craniotomy of the population of the studied region and Eurasia. The finds of skulls with traces of trepanation of the Early Bronze Age are not so numerous. Among archaeological sites, the following ones were identified as having skulls with the traces of craniotomy: Menteshtepe (Azerbaijan); Kiketi (Georgia); Baklatepe, …
The Axe Head of the Middle Bronze Age from Azerbaijan
The article discusses a weapon exhibited in Azerbaijan National Museum of Art. The artefact was found accidentally in the southeast region of Azerbaijan Republic and takes its origin apparently from a ruined burial. It is the so-called axe with a stepped butt and with a shaft-hole. The weapon was made from bronze by the method of casting. Its length is 15.5 cm, height is 5 cm. The item is decorated with arched rib-lines. The axe shows signs of us…
The Archer’s Rings of Azerbaijan as a Symbol of Eastern Aesthetic Tradition
The purpose of the research paper is to introduce new artifacts into scholarly circulation, as well as to examine and systematize information about previously discovered similar items identified at archaeological sites in Azerbaijan. The artifacts are analyzed against the broader background of comparable synchronous finds (12th–14th centuries) from the territory of Eurasia. The scientific novelty of the article lies in the description of unique o…
Geography (5 works) · Ancient history (4 works) · Archaeology (4 works) · Bronze (4 works) · Bronze Age (4 works) · History (4 works) · Ancient Near East History (3 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (3 works) · Chalcolithic (3 works) · Eurasian Exchange Networks (3 works)