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Artur I Taymazov

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ID785578
NAMEArtur I Taymazov
GIVEN NAMESArtur I
FAMILY NAMETaymazov
SIGNATURETAYMAZOV A I
AFFILIATIONSRussian Academy of Sciences
ORCID0000-0002-6810-8718
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS8
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT8
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2012
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2024
H-INDEX0
  • Paleochannel Sites of the Early Paleolithic in the Northeast Caucasus

    Open Access•Artur I Taymazov•ARTICLE•History Archeology and…•2024•References: 8

    Excavations in the upper deposits of the multilayered Oldowan sites, Muhkai 1 and Muhkai 2, have yielded compelling evidence for the presence of sites associated with paleochannels and watercourses in the Caucasus during the late Early Pleistocene. Similar finds within an ancient watercourse bed were also discovered at the base of the lower stratum of the Ainikab 1 site. The incision itself was formed within bedrock comprising Cretaceous sandston…

  • Early Paleolithic Sites on the 145-Meter Terrace of the Usisha River in Central Dagestan

    Open Access•Artur I Taymazov•ARTICLE•Nizhnevolzhskiy Arheologicheskiy…•2023

    The article considers the characteristics of the stone inventory from the sites Ainikab 3, Ainikab 4 and Ainikab 6 of the Early Paleolithic located on the 145-meter terrace of the Usisha River in Central Dagestan. Based on the generalization of paleogeographic data, the age of the terrace deposits has been established in a wide range within the first half of the Middle Pleistocene. The stone industries of the sites are mono raw material, based on…

  • Tool Assemblage of the Mukhkai I Camp, Layer 7c

    Open Access•Artur I Taymazov•ARTICLE•History Archeology and…•2023•References: 16

    The paper examines the tool assemblage from one of the key late Early Pleistocene sites of the North-Eastern Caucasus - the Mukhkai I camp, layer 7c. The tools constitute three differentiated clusters in terms of planigraphy. Despite this division, there are no significant differences in the typological composition of tools among the clusters. Each cluster encompasses both heavy-duty impact tools and small retouched pieces on flakes. Choppers, di…

  • Early Paleolithic Location Ainikab 6 in Central Dagestan

    Open Access•Artur I Taymazov•ARTICLE•History Archeology and…•2022

    The article analyzes archaeological materials from the Ainikab 6 Early Paleolithic site in Central Dagestan. Location Ainikab 6 is located on the southeastern outskirts of the village. Ainikabmakhi on the remnant of the 145-meter terrace of the Usisha River. The considered stone inventory comes from the pebble-gravel deposits of the terrace. According to the geological and geomorphological data, the age of the archaeological finds coming from the…

  • On the 70th Anniversary of Khizri Amirkhanovich Amirkhanov

    Open Access•Artur I Taymazov•ARTICLE•History Archeology and…•2020

    In December 2019 is the 70th anniversary of doctor of historical Sciences, Professor, academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, head of the Department of stone age archaeology Institute of archaeology Russian Academy of Sciences, scientific head of the Institute of history, archaeology and Ethnography of the Dagestan Federal research center Russian Academy of Sciences, editor-in-chief of the journal "History, archaeology and Ethnography of …

  • Archaeological Research on the Territory of the Znamenskaya Church in Khasavyurt

    Open Access•Guguev K Yuriy, Artur I Taymazov et al.•ARTICLE•History Archeology and…•2019

    The article is devoted to the results of exploratory archaeological research on the territory of the Znamenskaya Church in Khasavyurt. To identify and explore the cultural layers we created three test pit a total area of 12 sq. m. Archaeological research revealed the presence in this territory of late cultural layers. Inside the Church (pits # 2 and # 3) they belong to two stratigraphic periods. Chronologically, the first period lasted from the t…

  • Archaeological Excavations of the Medieval Settlement Matlas in the Mountainous Area of Dagestan

    Open Access•M V Krivosheev, Artur I Taymazov et al.•ARTICLE•History Archeology and…•2018

    The article is devoted to the results of preserving archaeological research of the Matlas settlement, located on the western tip of the Khunzakh plateau, in the Khunzakh region, in the Midland Dagestan. The total area of the study was 406 square meters. As a result of the work, the foundations of the walls of stone buildings, probably residential and economic structures, were fixed. In addition, a piece of land, used for farming, was fixed. The c…

  • Rets. na kn

    Open Access•O M Davudov, О М Давудов et al.•ARTICLE•History Archeology and…•2012

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  • Rets. na kn

    Open Access•O M Davudov, О М Давудов et al.•ARTICLE•History Archeology and…•2012

  • Archaeological Excavations of the Medieval Settlement Matlas in the Mountainous Area of Dagestan

    Open Access•M V Krivosheev, Artur I Taymazov et al.•ARTICLE•History Archeology and…•2018

    The article is devoted to the results of preserving archaeological research of the Matlas settlement, located on the western tip of the Khunzakh plateau, in the Khunzakh region, in the Midland Dagestan. The total area of the study was 406 square meters. As a result of the work, the foundations of the walls of stone buildings, probably residential and economic structures, were fixed. In addition, a piece of land, used for farming, was fixed. The c…

  • Archaeological Research on the Territory of the Znamenskaya Church in Khasavyurt

    Open Access•Guguev K Yuriy, Artur I Taymazov et al.•ARTICLE•History Archeology and…•2019

    The article is devoted to the results of exploratory archaeological research on the territory of the Znamenskaya Church in Khasavyurt. To identify and explore the cultural layers we created three test pit a total area of 12 sq. m. Archaeological research revealed the presence in this territory of late cultural layers. Inside the Church (pits # 2 and # 3) they belong to two stratigraphic periods. Chronologically, the first period lasted from the t…

  • On the 70th Anniversary of Khizri Amirkhanovich Amirkhanov

    Open Access•Artur I Taymazov•ARTICLE•History Archeology and…•2020

    In December 2019 is the 70th anniversary of doctor of historical Sciences, Professor, academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, head of the Department of stone age archaeology Institute of archaeology Russian Academy of Sciences, scientific head of the Institute of history, archaeology and Ethnography of the Dagestan Federal research center Russian Academy of Sciences, editor-in-chief of the journal "History, archaeology and Ethnography of …

  • Early Paleolithic Location Ainikab 6 in Central Dagestan

    Open Access•Artur I Taymazov•ARTICLE•History Archeology and…•2022

    The article analyzes archaeological materials from the Ainikab 6 Early Paleolithic site in Central Dagestan. Location Ainikab 6 is located on the southeastern outskirts of the village. Ainikabmakhi on the remnant of the 145-meter terrace of the Usisha River. The considered stone inventory comes from the pebble-gravel deposits of the terrace. According to the geological and geomorphological data, the age of the archaeological finds coming from the…

  • Early Paleolithic Sites on the 145-Meter Terrace of the Usisha River in Central Dagestan

    Open Access•Artur I Taymazov•ARTICLE•Nizhnevolzhskiy Arheologicheskiy…•2023

    The article considers the characteristics of the stone inventory from the sites Ainikab 3, Ainikab 4 and Ainikab 6 of the Early Paleolithic located on the 145-meter terrace of the Usisha River in Central Dagestan. Based on the generalization of paleogeographic data, the age of the terrace deposits has been established in a wide range within the first half of the Middle Pleistocene. The stone industries of the sites are mono raw material, based on…

  • Tool Assemblage of the Mukhkai I Camp, Layer 7c

    Open Access•Artur I Taymazov•ARTICLE•History Archeology and…•2023•References: 16

    The paper examines the tool assemblage from one of the key late Early Pleistocene sites of the North-Eastern Caucasus - the Mukhkai I camp, layer 7c. The tools constitute three differentiated clusters in terms of planigraphy. Despite this division, there are no significant differences in the typological composition of tools among the clusters. Each cluster encompasses both heavy-duty impact tools and small retouched pieces on flakes. Choppers, di…

  • Paleochannel Sites of the Early Paleolithic in the Northeast Caucasus

    Open Access•Artur I Taymazov•ARTICLE•History Archeology and…•2024•References: 8

    Excavations in the upper deposits of the multilayered Oldowan sites, Muhkai 1 and Muhkai 2, have yielded compelling evidence for the presence of sites associated with paleochannels and watercourses in the Caucasus during the late Early Pleistocene. Similar finds within an ancient watercourse bed were also discovered at the base of the lower stratum of the Ainikab 1 site. The incision itself was formed within bedrock comprising Cretaceous sandston…

Archaeology (7 works) · Geography (5 works) · Geology (5 works) · Marine and environmental studies (4 works) · Paleontology (4 works) · History (3 works) · Pleistocene (3 works) · Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology (3 works) · Scraper site (3 works) · Acheulean (2 works)

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