Mikhail Treister
Biographic Data
| ID | 771736 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mikhail Treister |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mikhail |
| FAMILY NAME | Treister |
| SIGNATURE | TREISTER M |
| AFFILIATIONS | German Archaeological InstituteBerlinGermany |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Bronze Vessels from Mutin Necropolis Reconsidered (on the German Warriors on the Sejm River and German-Sarmatian Contacts on the Eve of the New Era)
The author attempts to attribute bronze vessels found on the late 1st century BC burial-ground near the village of Mutin on the right bank of the Sejm river in the north-east of the Ukraine. In particular, he offers a detailed discussion on the Beaucaire situla, belonging to a rare type of Late Republican vessels, distributed mainly in the south of France and northern Italy, which in the European Barbaricum, until now, was represented only by a f…
On the Find of a Phalera Made from the Medallion of a Hellenistic Cup in Barrow No. 20 of the Noin-Ula Burial-Ground (Northern Mongolia)
The paper explores a unique phalera (horse brass) found in Noin-Ula Barrow No. 20 (Northern Mongolia). The form and decoration of the medallion, its style and the composition of the scene (depicting a satyr chasing a maenad – a subject which can be traced back to metal-working of the 4th century bc ) – show that the phalera must have been made between the late-2nd or mid-1st century bc , most probably in a Pontic workshop and from the medallion o…
Polychrome Necklaces from the Late Hellenistic Period
POLYCHROME NECKLACES FROM THE LATE HELLENISTIC PERIOD (On the Question of the Origin of Necklaces with Butter fl y-shaped Pendants) 1 MIKHAIL YU. TREISTER I. Introduction. North-Pontic polychrome necklaces of the 1 st century AD Analysis of the structure and decorative motifs of necklaces with pendants in the shape of butter fl ies makes it possible to single out their characteristic features: (1) the main part of the necklace consisted of a chai…
Eastern Jewellery in Sarmatian Burials and Eastern Elements in the Jewellery Production of the North Pontic Area in the 1st. Century AD
Cloisonné- and Champlevé-Decoration in the Gold Work of the Late Hellenistic-Early Imperial Periods
Further Thoughts about Parthian and Related Belt and Belt Plaques
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Further Thoughts about Parthian and Related Belt and Belt Plaques
Polychrome Necklaces from the Late Hellenistic Period
POLYCHROME NECKLACES FROM THE LATE HELLENISTIC PERIOD (On the Question of the Origin of Necklaces with Butter fl y-shaped Pendants) 1 MIKHAIL YU. TREISTER I. Introduction. North-Pontic polychrome necklaces of the 1 st century AD Analysis of the structure and decorative motifs of necklaces with pendants in the shape of butter fl ies makes it possible to single out their characteristic features: (1) the main part of the necklace consisted of a chai…
Eastern Jewellery in Sarmatian Burials and Eastern Elements in the Jewellery Production of the North Pontic Area in the 1st. Century AD
Cloisonné- and Champlevé-Decoration in the Gold Work of the Late Hellenistic-Early Imperial Periods
On the Find of a Phalera Made from the Medallion of a Hellenistic Cup in Barrow No. 20 of the Noin-Ula Burial-Ground (Northern Mongolia)
The paper explores a unique phalera (horse brass) found in Noin-Ula Barrow No. 20 (Northern Mongolia). The form and decoration of the medallion, its style and the composition of the scene (depicting a satyr chasing a maenad – a subject which can be traced back to metal-working of the 4th century bc ) – show that the phalera must have been made between the late-2nd or mid-1st century bc , most probably in a Pontic workshop and from the medallion o…
Bronze Vessels from Mutin Necropolis Reconsidered (on the German Warriors on the Sejm River and German-Sarmatian Contacts on the Eve of the New Era)
The author attempts to attribute bronze vessels found on the late 1st century BC burial-ground near the village of Mutin on the right bank of the Sejm river in the north-east of the Ukraine. In particular, he offers a detailed discussion on the Beaucaire situla, belonging to a rare type of Late Republican vessels, distributed mainly in the south of France and northern Italy, which in the European Barbaricum, until now, was represented only by a f…
Ancient history (6 works) · History (6 works) · Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (4 works) · Archaeology (4 works) · Art (4 works) · Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History (3 works) · Eurasian Exchange Networks (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · History (3 works) · Linguistics and language evolution (2 works)