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L V Lbova

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ID786694
NAMEL V Lbova
GIVEN NAMESL V
FAMILY NAMELbova
SIGNATURELBOVA L V
AFFILIATIONSNovosibirsk State University
ORCID0000-0003-4103-7785
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS40
TOTAL CITATIONS75
AUTHOR COUNT40
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1996
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2024
H-INDEX4
  • Formulation of tattoo paints from the assemblage of the Upper Paleolithic site of Ushki V (Kamchatka)

    Open Access•Yu S Gubar, Yulia Gubar et al.•ARTICLE•Vestnik arheologii, antropologii…•2024•References: 20

    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 …

  • Paleolithic portable art in the collections of the Irkutsk Regional Art Museum (Buret' site)

    Open Access•L V Lbova, Pavel Volkov•ARTICLE•Camera praehistorica•2024

    The collection of Buret' site is one of the most important archaeological complexes of the Upper Paleolithic of Siberia. The decorative elements on the mobile art found at the site marks the "classical stage" of the Upper Paleolithic. Field research was carried out in 1936-1940, under the general leadership of A.P. Okladnikov. In the 2000s, due to new research methods and data obtained on the stratigraphy and archeology of cultural remains, the c…

  • Aleut tattoos: Tools, paints, ornament, signification

    Open Access•I Y Ponkratova, L V Lbova et al.•ARTICLE•Iskusstvo Evrazii [The Art of…•2023

    Традиция декорирования тела является одной из древнейших смысловых практик в истории человечества. В статье предлагается реконструкция традиции татуировок у алеутов, одного из древнейших народов Северной Пацифики. В научный оборот вводятся материалы коллекции, собранной И.Г. Вознесенским (фонды МАЭ имени Петра Великого РАН (Кунсткамеры)), а также этнографические описания и археологические данные. Анализ инструментария для татуировок показал особо…

  • History of the Study of the Late Paleolithic Site Malaya Syya: On the 50th Anniversary of Its Discovery

    Open Access•Elena Akimova, Alexander Barkov et al.•ARTICLE•Bulletin of the Irkutsk State…•2023

    This paper presents archival and published materials from the complex geoarchaeological site Malaya Syya, located in a promising area for studying the Paleolithic of Southern Siberia (at the junction of three large orographic structures: the Kuznetsk Alatau mountains, the Batenevsky ridge and the Chebakovo-Balakhta depression of the Minusinsk intermountain trough). The cultural horizons of Malaya Syya are included in deposits of complex genesis, …

  • Cultural Trends and their Features in the Materials of Stratified Assemblages of the Lower Reaches of Selenga River (Ithantsa Depression, Southeastern Baikal Region)

    Open Access•A I Simukhin, L V Lbova•ARTICLE•Bulletin of the Irkutsk State…•2023

    The proposed publication presents materials of multilayered geoarchaeological sites of the Southeastern Baikal Region, which have their own specifics of formation. Cultural horizons are included in deposits of subaerial genesis, which mainly form the surfaces of river terraces on the right bank of the main water artery of the region, the Selenga River in its lower reaches. Preliminary cultural and chronological definitions, based on the results o…

  • Elective Educational Course “Anthropology of Corporeality”: Soft Skills as a Part of Specialists’ Education at a Technical University

    Open Access•L V Lbova•ARTICLE•Vestnik NSU Series History and…•2023•References: 1

    In recent years, there has been a discussion in Russian higher education about the introduction of additional self-development modules focused on the formation of critical thinking, emotional intelligence, self-presentation and intercultural communication skills, as well as other components of personal growth. It should be noted that most Russian universities and employers do not have a common standard for the soft skills development and assessme…

  • Artistic forms of the Siberian Ice Age as a way of self-identification of man and society: Objects of personal ornamentation

    Open Access•L V Lbova•ARTICLE•Iskusstvo Evrazii [The Art of…•2023•References: 5

    Исследование древнейших форм мобильного искусства ледниковой эпохи в Сибири позволяет в составе археологических коллекций выделить три группы предметов: персональные (личные) украшения, предметы престижного характера (предметы обмена в том числе), коллекцию объемной скульптуры (антропоморфные и зооморфные образы). Гипотезы, которые ранее предлагались исследователями об эстетической, хозяйственно-бытовой, магико-ритуальной и т. д. функциях древней…

  • Tattoo stone tools in the archaeological collection of the Ushki V site (Northeastern Eurasia, Kamchatka)

    Pavel Volkov, Pavel V Volkov et al.•ARTICLE•Annales d Université Valahia…•2022

    In the focus of the proposed article, the tattoo is considered as an ancient form of body modification in the Stone Age which arouses interest, first of all, in the technological features of the process. The article presents the results of a study of stone tools with traces of paints, preliminarily identified as tools for tattooing. The traces of paint were identified during microscopic analysis and subsequent study of the pigment spectrum using …

  • Ornamental compositions of tattoos among the peoples of Northern Pacifica (classification principles)

    Open Access•L V Lbova, I Y Ponkratova et al.•ARTICLE•Camera praehistorica•2022

    Tattoos are a vivid artistic form and expressive means of cultural, social and possibly ethnic identity of the peoples of the North. The classification of tattoos of the aboriginal peoples of the North Pacific, as well as the systematization of ornamental compositions and elements, have not yet been developed, which determines the novelty of this publication. The relevance of the study is in developing a research methodology for tattoo ornament, …

  • Technological aspects of artifact’s ornamentation in the Mal’ta’s collection (Upper Paleolithic)

    Open Access•L V Lbova•ARTICLE•Camera praehistorica•2022

    Mal’ta is one of the most important archeological complexes of the Siberian Upper Paleolithic. The appearance of items with serial-rhythmic decorative elements in the Siberian portable art it is associated with the classical stage of the Upper Paleolithic. Important issues in the study of the Malta complex include stratigraphy, chronology, technological characteristics of the site, and the problem of diversity of the ensemble of the “classical” c…

  • Legends about Fiery Horses: Succession of Funerary and Memorial Traditions in the Eurasian’s Nomadic Peoples Cultures

    Ulan Umitkaliev, L V Lbova et al.•ARTICLE•Stratum plus Archaeology and…•2022

    The article proposes a cross-cultural analysis of the concept of continuity of burial traditions in the cultures of the protoTurkic and Turkic peoples of northern Eurasia, based on archaeological and folklore sources and ethnographic data of the Kazakh and Yakut ethnicities. Researchers use materials from archaeological studies of known and new sites of the Early Iron Age and Turkic time in Kazakhstan (Berel, Kyrykungir, etc.). The study of the t…

  • Tattooing in the Age of Stone: The Experience of Studying the Tools of the Final Paleolithic Site of Ushki V (Kamchatka)

    Open Access•I Y Ponkratova, Pavel Volkov et al.•ARTICLE•Sibirskie istoricheskie…•2022•Cited by: 1

  • Pigment compositions in Siberian early Upper Paleolithic complexes

    Open Access•L V Lbova, Liudmila Lbova•ARTICLE•The Journal of the International…•2021

    Cultural assemblages associated with archaic forms of Homo sapiens in Siberia appeared around 40 000 – 50 000 years BP, revealing the evidence of the modern behavioural complex and use of various pigments. Multi-element composition of pigment materials appearing on some Early Upper Palaeolithic objects, which was obtained using SEM-EDX analysis, showed differences in the use of various natural ingredients in the territories of Southern Siberia (a…

  • The History of Pigment’s Studies of the Paleolytic (materials, methods, concepts)

    Open Access•Yulia Gubar, Yu S Gubar et al.•ARTICLE•Teoriya i praktika arkheologicheski…•2021

    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’…

  • Malta Bestiary: Birds, Snakes and Others

    L V Lbova•ARTICLE•Stratum plus Archaeology and…•2021

    The paper presents the results of a complex study of the collection of zoomorphic figurines from the Upper Palaeolithic site of Malta in the Angara region of Eastern Siberia. The materials described and analyzed in the paper were obtained during the excavations by M. M. Gerasimov in 1928—1958 and are currently divided between four museums in Saint Petersburg, Moscow and Irkutsk. Based on morphometric, stylistic, technological and use wear analyse…

  • Modified Animal Bones in the Sacred, Game and Art Culture of Eurasia. Traditions for Millennia

    Irina V Oktyabrskaya, L V Lbova•ARTICLE•Stratum plus Archaeology and…•2021

    The authors address the phenomenon of small plastic — modified bones of hoofed animals in the cultures of Eurasia from the archaic to the present time. The focus of the research is astragalus etc., modified in form, decorated as objects of play, art and magic. The methodology includes reconstruction, typology, semantic analysis, etc. The interpretation of figurines is based on extrapolation into antiquity of ethnographic realities (play, fortune-…

  • The Siberian Paleolithic site of Mal'ta: A Unique Source for the Study of Childhood Archaeology

    Open Access•L V Lbova•ARTICLE•Evolutionary Human Sciences•2021•Cited by: 7•References: 3

  • Virtual Prehistory portable art collection of Siberian Mal’ta-Buret’ culture: Ways of documenting, classification and representation

    L V Lbova, Lyudmila Lbova et al.•ARTICLE•Annales d Université Valahia…•2020

    Modern research of museum archaeological collections, their attribution and digitizing are relevant questions of science, culture, and education in the world. The paper presents archaeological materials of the Siberian Upper Paleolithic sites Mal’ta and Buret’ and the ways of their systematization and documentation in a form of an information system on the internet. The system has a full-fledged item attribution, scientific description and extens…

  • Окрашенные Артефакты Стоянки Ушки v (Полуостров Камчатка): Painted Artifacts From Ushki v (Kamchatka Peninsula)

    I Y Ponkratova, И Ю Понкратова et al.•ARTICLE•Краткие сообщения Института…•2020

    Новый этап изучения материалов стоянки Ушки V (п-ов Камчатка) в рамках проблемы идентификации форм знакового поведения выявил специфику археологических материалов, связанных с палеоискусством в территориальном и хронологическом контексте. В связи с этим, детальный микроскопический анализ комплексов артефактов представляется актуальным. Комплекс является наиболее древним в составе памятника и датируется около 13-12 тыс. кал. л. н. При исследовании…

  • Personal ornaments as markers of social behavior, technological development and cultural phenomena in the Siberian early upper Paleolithic

    Open Access•L V Lbova•ARTICLE•Quaternary International•2020•Cited by: 10•References: 30

  • Mammoth ivory paleoart objects from the upper Paleolithic assemblage of Ust-Kova (eastern Siberia): A technological approach

    Open Access•L V Lbova, Liudmila Lbova et al.•ARTICLE•Archaeological Research in Asia•2020•Cited by: 4•References: 9

  • The Tamchinskiy deer stone: Documenting megalithic objects

    Open Access•В В Казаков, Vladislav V Kazakov et al.•ARTICLE•Sibirskie istoricheskie…•2019

  • Information System “Prehistory Art of Siberia and the Far East”: A New Scientific and Educational Resource in Novosibirsk State University

    Open Access•L V Lbova, В В Казаков et al.•ARTICLE•Vestnik NSU Series History and…•2019

    Purpose. Development of electronic educational resources in the humanitarian environment of higher school is an urgent problem of modern education. The aim of our work is to systematize didactic forms and approaches to the development of e-learning resources as exemplified by the interactive educational and methodological complex “Prehistoric Art of Siberia and the Far East”. Results. We describe models of electronic tutorials in terms of a moder…

  • Petroglyph “Belaya Loshad” (White Horse) in the Minusinsk Basin (Attribution, Experiment, Discussion)

    Open Access•Pavel Volkov, Elizaveta S Buravleva et al.•ARTICLE•Vestnik NSU Series History and…•2019

    Purpose. According to the data about its analogues, the petroglyph White Horse in the Minusinsk basin has been dated as the late Paleolithic. Such dating of the petroglyph provides ground for research and drawing stylistic links with a series of similar Paleolithic images of Western Europe. Results. We used microscopical analysis of the surface with the pattern to carry out a number of special experiments. The aim of our research was to verify wh…

  • Withdrawn: Personal ornaments as markers of social behavior, technological development and cultural phenomena in the Siberian early upper Paleolithic

    Open Access•L V Lbova•ARTICLE•Quaternary International•2019•References: 22

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  • The Initial Upper Paleolithic of Kamenka site, Zabaikal region (Siberia): A closer look at the blade technology

    Open Access•Nicolas Zwyns, L V Lbova•ARTICLE•Archaeological Research in Asia•2018•Cited by: 25•References: 38

  • Mammalian Remains from the Upper Palaeolithic Site of Kamenka, Buryatia (Siberia)

    Open Access•Mietje Germonpré, L V Lbova et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Archaeological Science•1996•Cited by: 18

  • Personal ornaments as markers of social behavior, technological development and cultural phenomena in the Siberian early upper Paleolithic

    Open Access•L V Lbova•ARTICLE•Quaternary International•2020•Cited by: 10•References: 30

  • The Siberian Paleolithic site of Mal'ta: A Unique Source for the Study of Childhood Archaeology

    Open Access•L V Lbova•ARTICLE•Evolutionary Human Sciences•2021•Cited by: 7•References: 3

  • Mammoth ivory paleoart objects from the upper Paleolithic assemblage of Ust-Kova (eastern Siberia): A technological approach

    Open Access•L V Lbova, Liudmila Lbova et al.•ARTICLE•Archaeological Research in Asia•2020•Cited by: 4•References: 9

  • Upper Paleolithic “Sounding Artifacts” from Mesin, Ukraine: Modification Marks

    Open Access•L V Lbova, Pavel Volkov et al.•ARTICLE•Archaeology Ethnology and…•2013•Cited by: 4•References: 7

    Upper Paleolithic musical instruments and the criteria whereby they may be distinguished have not received enough attention in Russian archaeology. A considerable number of presumed musical instruments have been found in Eurasia. The examination of such artifacts from Mesin has revealed modifications by humans that clearly indicate musical function. In terms of modern classification, they might be untuned percussion instruments of both resonator …

  • Processing technology for the objects of mobile art in the Upper Paleolithic of Siberia (the Malta site)

    Open Access•L V Lbova, Pavel Volkov•ARTICLE•Quaternary International•2015•Cited by: 3

  • The Techniques of Modeling and Decorating Upper Paleolithic Anthropomorphic Figurines from Malta, Eastern Siberia

    Open Access•L V Lbova, Pavel Volkov et al.•ARTICLE•Archaeology Ethnology and…•2017•Cited by: 2

    We present the results of a microscopic analysis of anthropomorphic fi gurines from Malta, southeastern Siberia. The bulk of the collection comprises “classical” specimens unearthed by M.M. Gerasimov in 1928–1958. Recent studies by G.I. Medvedev and others in Irkutsk focused on the chronology, microstratigraphy, and cultural subdivision of the deposits. The analysis of fi gurines excavated by Gerasimov has revealed the manufacturing sequence, as …

  • Tattooing in the Age of Stone: The Experience of Studying the Tools of the Final Paleolithic Site of Ushki V (Kamchatka)

    Open Access•I Y Ponkratova, Pavel Volkov et al.•ARTICLE•Sibirskie istoricheskie…•2022•Cited by: 1

  • Musical Instruments in Siberia (Early Stage of the Upper Paleolithic)

    Open Access•L V Lbova, Lyudmila Lbova et al.•ARTICLE•Palethnologie•2013•Cited by: 1

    Musical instruments provide information about the formation of complex behavior of Early Modern Man. Evidence of musical creativity in the archaeological cultures of the Early Upper Paleolithic is extremely rare. On the territory of Siberia, in the Transbaikal region were found fragments of flutes and whistles from the long bones of birds (Khotyk, Kamenka) and animals (Podzvonkaya), which are dated to the Early Upper Paleolithic stage. Use-wear a…

  • Mammalian Remains from the Upper Palaeolithic Site of Kamenka, Buryatia (Siberia)

    Open Access•Mietje Germonpré, L V Lbova et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Archaeological Science•1996•Cited by: 18

  • Les instruments de musique en Sibérie (phase ancienne du paléolithique supérieur)

    Open Access•L V Lbova, Lyudmila Lbova et al.•ARTICLE•Palethnologie•2013

    Les activités musicales constituent une part importante du comportement symbolique et témoignent d’une culture complexe chez l’Homme moderne. Le nombre total d’objets répertoriés en tant qu’instruments de musique (flûtes, sifflets, tambour, crécelles, idéophones...) en Eurasie dépasse maintenant les 225 pièces. En Sibérie, les découvertes d’instruments musicaux attribués au Paléolithique supérieur ancien sont uniques. En 1993, dans le contexte ar…

  • Contexte chronologique de l’art pléistocène en Sibérie

    Open Access•L V Lbova, Lyudmila Lbova•ARTICLE•Palethnologie•2013

    Quelques traits fondamentaux caractérisent le comportement symbolique des Hommes modernes dans les assemblages archéologiques du Paléolithique supérieur ancien. Le groupe principal dans l’art pléistocène de Sibérie comprend les ornements personnels qui font partie d’un système symbolique (dents animales percées, coquillages, pendentifs en pierre et en os) et les instruments de musique (par exemple sifflets ou flûtes fabriqués en os d’oiseaux). La…

  • The Chronological Context of Pleistocene Art in Siberia

    Open Access•L V Lbova, Lyudmila Lbova•ARTICLE•Palethnologie•2013

    Some basic features characterize modern human sign behaviour in early Upper Palaeolithic archaeological assemblages. The main group in Siberian Pleistocene art includes personal ornamentation, part of a symbolic system (perforated animal teeth, shells, stone and bone pendants), and musical instruments (for example, whistles or flutes made out of bird bones). The region under investigation is located in a contact zone of different landscape areas …

  • Musical Instruments in Siberia (Early Stage of the Upper Paleolithic)

    Open Access•L V Lbova, Lyudmila Lbova et al.•ARTICLE•Palethnologie•2013•Cited by: 1

    Musical instruments provide information about the formation of complex behavior of Early Modern Man. Evidence of musical creativity in the archaeological cultures of the Early Upper Paleolithic is extremely rare. On the territory of Siberia, in the Transbaikal region were found fragments of flutes and whistles from the long bones of birds (Khotyk, Kamenka) and animals (Podzvonkaya), which are dated to the Early Upper Paleolithic stage. Use-wear a…

  • Upper Paleolithic “Sounding Artifacts” from Mesin, Ukraine: Modification Marks

    Open Access•L V Lbova, Pavel Volkov et al.•ARTICLE•Archaeology Ethnology and…•2013•Cited by: 4•References: 7

    Upper Paleolithic musical instruments and the criteria whereby they may be distinguished have not received enough attention in Russian archaeology. A considerable number of presumed musical instruments have been found in Eurasia. The examination of such artifacts from Mesin has revealed modifications by humans that clearly indicate musical function. In terms of modern classification, they might be untuned percussion instruments of both resonator …

  • Processing technology for the objects of mobile art in the Upper Paleolithic of Siberia (the Malta site)

    Open Access•L V Lbova, Pavel Volkov•ARTICLE•Quaternary International•2015•Cited by: 3

  • Three-Dimensional Visualization in Archeology as Scientific and Educational Resource at Novosibirsk State University: Scope and Confinis

    Open Access•L V Lbova, J-M Jenest•ARTICLE•Vestnik NSU Series History and…•2017

  • Technological Features of Decorated Ivory Artifacts in the “Classic” Collection from the Mal’ta Site (Siberia, Upper Paleolithic)

    L V Lbova, Lyudmila Lbova•ARTICLE•Annales d Université Valahia…•2017

    Mal’ta is one of the most important archeological complexes of the Siberian Upper Paleolithic. M. M. Gerasimov discovered the site in 1928 and excavated there until 1958 collections widely considered "classic" for the middle Upper Paleolithic with cultural layers dating to the Last Glacial Maximum (19 to 23 kyr). New data, based on the modern methods of the archaeological expertize, found the problem to identification of "classical" collection as…

  • The Techniques of Modeling and Decorating Upper Paleolithic Anthropomorphic Figurines from Malta, Eastern Siberia

    Open Access•L V Lbova, Pavel Volkov et al.•ARTICLE•Archaeology Ethnology and…•2017•Cited by: 2

    We present the results of a microscopic analysis of anthropomorphic fi gurines from Malta, southeastern Siberia. The bulk of the collection comprises “classical” specimens unearthed by M.M. Gerasimov in 1928–1958. Recent studies by G.I. Medvedev and others in Irkutsk focused on the chronology, microstratigraphy, and cultural subdivision of the deposits. The analysis of fi gurines excavated by Gerasimov has revealed the manufacturing sequence, as …

  • Preliminary Results of the Traceological Study of the Petroglyph White Horse in the Minusa Region

    Open Access•Pavel Volkov, L V Lbova et al.•ARTICLE•Problems of Archaeology…•2018

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  • Petrographic and Spectral Analysis of Pigment-Containing Materials in the Collection of Malaya Syya-Site

    Open Access•L V Lbova, N A Kulik et al.•ARTICLE•Problems of Archaeology…•2018

  • Syrzha – New Object of Transbalkalia Rock Art (Experience of Contactless Documentation)

    Open Access•A I Simukhin, P E Marnuev et al.•ARTICLE•Bulletin of the Irkutsk State…•2018

  • Mammoth Figure from Ust’-Kova Site: Results of Microscopic Study

    Open Access•Pavel Volkov, L V Lbova et al.•ARTICLE•Vestnik NSU Series History and…•2018

    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 Initial Upper Paleolithic of Kamenka site, Zabaikal region (Siberia): A closer look at the blade technology

    Open Access•Nicolas Zwyns, L V Lbova•ARTICLE•Archaeological Research in Asia•2018•Cited by: 25•References: 38

  • The Tamchinskiy deer stone: Documenting megalithic objects

    Open Access•В В Казаков, Vladislav V Kazakov et al.•ARTICLE•Sibirskie istoricheskie…•2019

  • Information System “Prehistory Art of Siberia and the Far East”: A New Scientific and Educational Resource in Novosibirsk State University

    Open Access•L V Lbova, В В Казаков et al.•ARTICLE•Vestnik NSU Series History and…•2019

    Purpose. Development of electronic educational resources in the humanitarian environment of higher school is an urgent problem of modern education. The aim of our work is to systematize didactic forms and approaches to the development of e-learning resources as exemplified by the interactive educational and methodological complex “Prehistoric Art of Siberia and the Far East”. Results. We describe models of electronic tutorials in terms of a moder…

  • Petroglyph “Belaya Loshad” (White Horse) in the Minusinsk Basin (Attribution, Experiment, Discussion)

    Open Access•Pavel Volkov, Elizaveta S Buravleva et al.•ARTICLE•Vestnik NSU Series History and…•2019

    Purpose. According to the data about its analogues, the petroglyph White Horse in the Minusinsk basin has been dated as the late Paleolithic. Such dating of the petroglyph provides ground for research and drawing stylistic links with a series of similar Paleolithic images of Western Europe. Results. We used microscopical analysis of the surface with the pattern to carry out a number of special experiments. The aim of our research was to verify wh…

  • Withdrawn: Personal ornaments as markers of social behavior, technological development and cultural phenomena in the Siberian early upper Paleolithic

    Open Access•L V Lbova•ARTICLE•Quaternary International•2019•References: 22

  • Virtual Prehistory portable art collection of Siberian Mal’ta-Buret’ culture: Ways of documenting, classification and representation

    L V Lbova, Lyudmila Lbova et al.•ARTICLE•Annales d Université Valahia…•2020

    Modern research of museum archaeological collections, their attribution and digitizing are relevant questions of science, culture, and education in the world. The paper presents archaeological materials of the Siberian Upper Paleolithic sites Mal’ta and Buret’ and the ways of their systematization and documentation in a form of an information system on the internet. The system has a full-fledged item attribution, scientific description and extens…

  • Окрашенные Артефакты Стоянки Ушки v (Полуостров Камчатка): Painted Artifacts From Ushki v (Kamchatka Peninsula)

    I Y Ponkratova, И Ю Понкратова et al.•ARTICLE•Краткие сообщения Института…•2020

    Новый этап изучения материалов стоянки Ушки V (п-ов Камчатка) в рамках проблемы идентификации форм знакового поведения выявил специфику археологических материалов, связанных с палеоискусством в территориальном и хронологическом контексте. В связи с этим, детальный микроскопический анализ комплексов артефактов представляется актуальным. Комплекс является наиболее древним в составе памятника и датируется около 13-12 тыс. кал. л. н. При исследовании…

  • Personal ornaments as markers of social behavior, technological development and cultural phenomena in the Siberian early upper Paleolithic

    Open Access•L V Lbova•ARTICLE•Quaternary International•2020•Cited by: 10•References: 30

  • Mammoth ivory paleoart objects from the upper Paleolithic assemblage of Ust-Kova (eastern Siberia): A technological approach

    Open Access•L V Lbova, Liudmila Lbova et al.•ARTICLE•Archaeological Research in Asia•2020•Cited by: 4•References: 9

  • Pigment compositions in Siberian early Upper Paleolithic complexes

    Open Access•L V Lbova, Liudmila Lbova•ARTICLE•The Journal of the International…•2021

    Cultural assemblages associated with archaic forms of Homo sapiens in Siberia appeared around 40 000 – 50 000 years BP, revealing the evidence of the modern behavioural complex and use of various pigments. Multi-element composition of pigment materials appearing on some Early Upper Palaeolithic objects, which was obtained using SEM-EDX analysis, showed differences in the use of various natural ingredients in the territories of Southern Siberia (a…

  • The History of Pigment’s Studies of the Paleolytic (materials, methods, concepts)

    Open Access•Yulia Gubar, Yu S Gubar et al.•ARTICLE•Teoriya i praktika arkheologicheski…•2021

    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’…

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