Yu S Gubar
Biographic Data
| ID | 784229 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yu S Gubar |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yu S |
| FAMILY NAME | Gubar |
| SIGNATURE | GUBAR Y S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Novosibirsk State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1799-8327 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Raman Spectroscopy of Rock Art Paintings in the Minusinsk Basin
В статье представлены результаты определения состава красок, которыми выполнены наскальные изображения на красноцветном девонском песчанике Минусинской котловины, методом рамановской спектроскопии. Поскольку красноцветный песчаник насыщен соединениями железа, крайне затруднительно отличить компоненты красных красок на основе минерального сырья от скальной поверхности. Предложенная методика включает два этапа работ. Первый — определение состава ан…
Raman Spectroscopy Analysis of Pigments from the Boyary I Rock Art Site, Khakassia
В статье рассматриваются ранее неизвестные крашеные рисунки на местонахождении наскального искусства Бояры I (Республика Хакасия). Особое внимание уделяется этим изображениям ввиду их локализации в той части поверхности, где, возможно, находился утраченный козырек. Появление рисунков рассматривается как один из маркеров времени его утраты. На основании стилистических особенностей изображений они предварительно отнесены к карасукской эпохе (конец …
Preliminary Field Studies Result of the Early Okunevo Period Paintings in Khakassia Republic in 2025 year
This article discusses seven painted anthropomorphic representations at the Maloarbatskaya rock art site and Malaya Syya site, belonging to the early pictorial tradition of the Okunevo culture (late 3rd–early 2nd millennium BC), which were studied in 2025 by the Khakass Team of the Minusinsk Petroglyph Expedition from the Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography SB RAS. All representations were masks rendered in a stylized manner in red paint. Fi…
Raman Spectroscopy Analysis of Pigments from the Boyary I Rock Art Site, Khakassia
This article describes previously unknown paintings at the Boyary I rock art site, Republic of Khakassia. They are especially important because they were situated in the part of the panel where a missing ledge could have been located. The petroglyphs could indicate the time of its disappearance. Based on stylistic features, it is possible that they date to the Karasuk period (late 2nd to early 1st millennium BC). The article presents the results …
Raman Spectroscopy of Rock Art Paintings in the Minusinsk Basin
This article presents the use of Raman spectroscopy to test the composition of paint detected in petroglyphs on old red sandstone in the Minusinsk Basin. Because this sandstone is saturated with iron compounds, it is extremely difficult to distinguish components of red paint based on mineral raw materials from those of the rock surface. We elaborated a two-stage technique. First, the composition of the rock surface was analyzed using Raman spectr…
Finds of Perforated and Colored Shells of the Genus Corbicula from the Upper Palaeolithic Site Rakhat (Northern Tien Shan, Kazakhstan)
The article examines a collection of perforated shells of freshwater bivalve mollusks Corbicula from cultural layers 2 and 3 of the Upper Palaeolithic site of Rakhat. The Rakhat site was discovered in 2006, and excavations have been in progress since 2018. The site is located in the foothills of the Trans-Ili Alatau (Northern Tien Shan, Kazakhstan). The site contains 16 cultural layers dating back to ~28,000-19,000 uncal BP (~31000-23000 cal BP).…
New Earliest Image from Rock Art Site of Troitskaya Pisanitsa (Boyary I) in Republic of Khakassia
The Minusinsk Rock Art Research Group (IAET SB RAS) fieldwork in 2024, as in previous years, was aimed at studying and re-cataloguing of the known and well-studied earliest rock art images in the Minusinsk Basin. Despite that searching for new images was not the main purpose of the fieldwork, a new image was discovered at the Rock Art Site of Troitskaya (Boyary I) near the Troitskoye village in Bograd District, Khakassia Republic. It is the pecke…
Formulation of tattoo paints from the assemblage of the Upper Paleolithic site of Ushki V (Kamchatka)
In recent times, the practice of body modification in sociocultural, psychological, and art studies contexts has gained a new impetus for research. This article presents the results of the analysis of pigments found on the sur-face of stone artifacts identified as tattooing tools from the assemblage of layer VII of the Upper Paleolithic site of Ushki V (13-12 ka calBP, Kamchatka Peninsula). The aim of this study is to reconstruct the formulation …
The History of Pigment’s Studies of the Paleolytic (materials, methods, concepts)
The paper presents an overview and assessment degree of various aspects of research and the use of dyes from archaeological complexes of the Middle and Upper Paleolithic in Africa, Europe, and North Asia. The key aspects of research have been identified: resource sources of raw materials, paint manufacturing technology, their use, and probable purpose. The regional features of the research are highlighted. Pigments from the collections of Africa’…
Petrographic and Spectral Analysis of Pigment-Containing Materials in the Collection of Malaya Syya-Site
Mammoth Figure from Ust’-Kova Site
Purpose. The Ust’-Kova site is one of the most famous Upper Paleolithic multi-layered sites of the Northern Angara region in which ivory artifacts were found. The postulate that works of art could play a decisive role in highlighting local differences in the Upper Paleolithic of Eurasia remains a topical one. This figure of the mammoth is a rare case of a zoomorphic Paleolithic image in general and a unique image of this animal in a Siberian arch…
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Petrographic and Spectral Analysis of Pigment-Containing Materials in the Collection of Malaya Syya-Site
Mammoth Figure from Ust’-Kova Site
Purpose. The Ust’-Kova site is one of the most famous Upper Paleolithic multi-layered sites of the Northern Angara region in which ivory artifacts were found. The postulate that works of art could play a decisive role in highlighting local differences in the Upper Paleolithic of Eurasia remains a topical one. This figure of the mammoth is a rare case of a zoomorphic Paleolithic image in general and a unique image of this animal in a Siberian arch…
The History of Pigment’s Studies of the Paleolytic (materials, methods, concepts)
The paper presents an overview and assessment degree of various aspects of research and the use of dyes from archaeological complexes of the Middle and Upper Paleolithic in Africa, Europe, and North Asia. The key aspects of research have been identified: resource sources of raw materials, paint manufacturing technology, their use, and probable purpose. The regional features of the research are highlighted. Pigments from the collections of Africa’…
New Earliest Image from Rock Art Site of Troitskaya Pisanitsa (Boyary I) in Republic of Khakassia
The Minusinsk Rock Art Research Group (IAET SB RAS) fieldwork in 2024, as in previous years, was aimed at studying and re-cataloguing of the known and well-studied earliest rock art images in the Minusinsk Basin. Despite that searching for new images was not the main purpose of the fieldwork, a new image was discovered at the Rock Art Site of Troitskaya (Boyary I) near the Troitskoye village in Bograd District, Khakassia Republic. It is the pecke…
Formulation of tattoo paints from the assemblage of the Upper Paleolithic site of Ushki V (Kamchatka)
In recent times, the practice of body modification in sociocultural, psychological, and art studies contexts has gained a new impetus for research. This article presents the results of the analysis of pigments found on the sur-face of stone artifacts identified as tattooing tools from the assemblage of layer VII of the Upper Paleolithic site of Ushki V (13-12 ka calBP, Kamchatka Peninsula). The aim of this study is to reconstruct the formulation …
Raman Spectroscopy of Rock Art Paintings in the Minusinsk Basin
В статье представлены результаты определения состава красок, которыми выполнены наскальные изображения на красноцветном девонском песчанике Минусинской котловины, методом рамановской спектроскопии. Поскольку красноцветный песчаник насыщен соединениями железа, крайне затруднительно отличить компоненты красных красок на основе минерального сырья от скальной поверхности. Предложенная методика включает два этапа работ. Первый — определение состава ан…
Raman Spectroscopy Analysis of Pigments from the Boyary I Rock Art Site, Khakassia
В статье рассматриваются ранее неизвестные крашеные рисунки на местонахождении наскального искусства Бояры I (Республика Хакасия). Особое внимание уделяется этим изображениям ввиду их локализации в той части поверхности, где, возможно, находился утраченный козырек. Появление рисунков рассматривается как один из маркеров времени его утраты. На основании стилистических особенностей изображений они предварительно отнесены к карасукской эпохе (конец …
Preliminary Field Studies Result of the Early Okunevo Period Paintings in Khakassia Republic in 2025 year
This article discusses seven painted anthropomorphic representations at the Maloarbatskaya rock art site and Malaya Syya site, belonging to the early pictorial tradition of the Okunevo culture (late 3rd–early 2nd millennium BC), which were studied in 2025 by the Khakass Team of the Minusinsk Petroglyph Expedition from the Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography SB RAS. All representations were masks rendered in a stylized manner in red paint. Fi…
Raman Spectroscopy Analysis of Pigments from the Boyary I Rock Art Site, Khakassia
This article describes previously unknown paintings at the Boyary I rock art site, Republic of Khakassia. They are especially important because they were situated in the part of the panel where a missing ledge could have been located. The petroglyphs could indicate the time of its disappearance. Based on stylistic features, it is possible that they date to the Karasuk period (late 2nd to early 1st millennium BC). The article presents the results …
Raman Spectroscopy of Rock Art Paintings in the Minusinsk Basin
This article presents the use of Raman spectroscopy to test the composition of paint detected in petroglyphs on old red sandstone in the Minusinsk Basin. Because this sandstone is saturated with iron compounds, it is extremely difficult to distinguish components of red paint based on mineral raw materials from those of the rock surface. We elaborated a two-stage technique. First, the composition of the rock surface was analyzed using Raman spectr…
Finds of Perforated and Colored Shells of the Genus Corbicula from the Upper Palaeolithic Site Rakhat (Northern Tien Shan, Kazakhstan)
The article examines a collection of perforated shells of freshwater bivalve mollusks Corbicula from cultural layers 2 and 3 of the Upper Palaeolithic site of Rakhat. The Rakhat site was discovered in 2006, and excavations have been in progress since 2018. The site is located in the foothills of the Trans-Ili Alatau (Northern Tien Shan, Kazakhstan). The site contains 16 cultural layers dating back to ~28,000-19,000 uncal BP (~31000-23000 cal BP).…
Archaeology (7 works) · Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis (7 works) · Geology (7 works) · Geography (6 works) · Mineralogy and Gemology Studies (6 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (3 works) · Art (3 works) · History (3 works) · Physics (3 works) · Pigment (3 works)