Roman Kozlenko
Biographic Data
| ID | 800931 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Roman Kozlenko |
| GIVEN NAMES | Roman |
| FAMILY NAME | Kozlenko |
| SIGNATURE | KOZLENKO R |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5602-7796 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Roman Forts in the Northern Black Sea Area Through the Lens of Drone‐Based Magnetometry
Drone‐based magnetometry has demonstrated high effectiveness in verifying satellite observations and detecting new archaeological features. In this study, we evaluate its application for archaeological prospection in the Northern Black Sea region, focusing on the previously documented Roman fort Kamianka V and one newly identified fort. DJI Agras T30 drones equipped with SENSYS MagDrone R3 magnetometers were used to survey areas of 14.0 and 1.6 h…
Results of Palaeo-Soil Studies of Olbia in the Context of Early Urbanisation Processes in the North-Western Black Sea Region
The article is focused on the results of geoarchaeological research of ancient Olbia. On the basis of field and laboratory (micromorphological and physicochemical analyses) studies of modern and buried ancient soil, the natural factor in the formation of the classical settlement of Olbia within the Dnipro-Buh estuary is analysed. A brief historical and archaeological note on the urbanisation processes in Olbia Pontica is added
The Roman Military Presence On The Berezan Island
In the article, some categories of items found at Berezan island and testifying the Roman military presence are discussed. The proposal for accommodation of Roman troops units on the island are confirmed in the form of: architectural remains, some types of amphorae, a bronze eagle, medical instruments, numismatic material and Roman military ammunition
Coins From Excavations at the «t-4» Sector in Olbia
Coins from the excavations of the «T-4» site in 2018—2020, located in the Terrace City of Olbia, are introduced into scientific circulation. The total number of coins found during three years of research is 154 items, half of which are dolphin-shaped coins. These include a treasure of coins and bronze items, which, in particular, contained 26 casted dolphin-shaped coins. The coin in the shape of a «wheel» from the West Pontic city of Istria also …
Roman Terracottas From the Lower City of Olbia from the collection of the National Museum of the History of Ukraine
The article introduces clay figurines of eagles and terracotta of a Roman soldier, which were found during excavations at the Lower City of Olbia in the 1930—1940-ies, and are kept in the National Museum of the History of Ukraine. The iconography of the eagles is similar to the terracotta statuette of an eagle found in the praetorium building in the Upper City of Olbia. The series of rooms, in which the eagle figurines were found, belong to the R…
Studying of Local Ancient Greek Pottery of Olbia and Borysthenes (Historiographical Aspect)
The article is devoted to the studying of antient Greek pottery on the example of the centers of the Lower Buh River region in the works of Ukrainian and foreign scholars. An analysis of publications on the production of local ceramics, production areas of Olbia and the settlement on Berezan island at different times is offered; the main tendencies of studying the raw material base of the region are considered. The article was prepared as a part …
The Marble Bust of Mithras Tauroctone from Olbia
The article introduces a marble bust of the Mithras deity, which was found in 2010 in a pit of the 2nd — 3rd centuries AD during excavations at the “R-25” sector in the Upper city of Olbia. Based on the iconography of the sculpture, side and frontal holes, with remnants of rust from the iron rods intended for fastening, it should be assumed that it could have been a part of Mithras Tauroctone sculpture, which is slaying the bull. Such sculptural …
Barracks of the Roman Garrison in Olbia
The author has identified some new locations of the Roman garrison within previously known architectural objects, based on the mappings of the finds associated with the Roman troops. These are seven barracks (contubernia) adjoining the defensive wall and tower in the Lower City of Olbia, which were studied in 1930s. In a lateral premise, which should belong to the Roman officer according to the Roman military planning, a few marble bases of the i…
New Tamga Signs and Elements of Sarmatian Armament and Equipment From Olbia
The series of new tamga signs from the latest excavations in Olbia, among which there are unique signs for the Sarmatian nomadic world are published in the paper. The tamgas are deposited on limestone which was found at a new site T-4 placed on the Terraced city of Olbia. Some signs have analogies on the marble lion from Olbia, in Scythian Neapolis, on the «plate-encyclopedia» from Panticapaeum, and on the territory of Asian Sarmatia. The period …
A Tombstone of the Roman Legionary Gaius Valerius Victor from Olbia
The article examines the epitaph on the Roman soldier’s tombstone found in 2004 at the necropolis of Olbia. In 2009, 20 m from the place of the find, the male burial of the end of 2nd — 3rd century CE with remains of Roman soldiers’ shoes was discovered. Direct connection of the gravestone with this burial is not excluded. If this comparison is reasonable one can assume that the buried was a soldier-veteran who served 26 years in the Legio I Ital…
Roman Forts on the Territory of Olbian State
The article presents the results of preliminary research at recently discovered Roman military camps on the territory of Olbian chora. Their location testifies for the existence of the defensive system of limes type in the Lower Buh River region. Non-standard planning of one of the forts indicates that there were two co-existent sub-units of the Roman army in it which held strategically important position in the Steppe, at the south-western borde…
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Roman Forts on the Territory of Olbian State
The article presents the results of preliminary research at recently discovered Roman military camps on the territory of Olbian chora. Their location testifies for the existence of the defensive system of limes type in the Lower Buh River region. Non-standard planning of one of the forts indicates that there were two co-existent sub-units of the Roman army in it which held strategically important position in the Steppe, at the south-western borde…
A Tombstone of the Roman Legionary Gaius Valerius Victor from Olbia
The article examines the epitaph on the Roman soldier’s tombstone found in 2004 at the necropolis of Olbia. In 2009, 20 m from the place of the find, the male burial of the end of 2nd — 3rd century CE with remains of Roman soldiers’ shoes was discovered. Direct connection of the gravestone with this burial is not excluded. If this comparison is reasonable one can assume that the buried was a soldier-veteran who served 26 years in the Legio I Ital…
New Tamga Signs and Elements of Sarmatian Armament and Equipment From Olbia
The series of new tamga signs from the latest excavations in Olbia, among which there are unique signs for the Sarmatian nomadic world are published in the paper. The tamgas are deposited on limestone which was found at a new site T-4 placed on the Terraced city of Olbia. Some signs have analogies on the marble lion from Olbia, in Scythian Neapolis, on the «plate-encyclopedia» from Panticapaeum, and on the territory of Asian Sarmatia. The period …
Coins From Excavations at the «t-4» Sector in Olbia
Coins from the excavations of the «T-4» site in 2018—2020, located in the Terrace City of Olbia, are introduced into scientific circulation. The total number of coins found during three years of research is 154 items, half of which are dolphin-shaped coins. These include a treasure of coins and bronze items, which, in particular, contained 26 casted dolphin-shaped coins. The coin in the shape of a «wheel» from the West Pontic city of Istria also …
Roman Terracottas From the Lower City of Olbia from the collection of the National Museum of the History of Ukraine
The article introduces clay figurines of eagles and terracotta of a Roman soldier, which were found during excavations at the Lower City of Olbia in the 1930—1940-ies, and are kept in the National Museum of the History of Ukraine. The iconography of the eagles is similar to the terracotta statuette of an eagle found in the praetorium building in the Upper City of Olbia. The series of rooms, in which the eagle figurines were found, belong to the R…
Studying of Local Ancient Greek Pottery of Olbia and Borysthenes (Historiographical Aspect)
The article is devoted to the studying of antient Greek pottery on the example of the centers of the Lower Buh River region in the works of Ukrainian and foreign scholars. An analysis of publications on the production of local ceramics, production areas of Olbia and the settlement on Berezan island at different times is offered; the main tendencies of studying the raw material base of the region are considered. The article was prepared as a part …
The Marble Bust of Mithras Tauroctone from Olbia
The article introduces a marble bust of the Mithras deity, which was found in 2010 in a pit of the 2nd — 3rd centuries AD during excavations at the “R-25” sector in the Upper city of Olbia. Based on the iconography of the sculpture, side and frontal holes, with remnants of rust from the iron rods intended for fastening, it should be assumed that it could have been a part of Mithras Tauroctone sculpture, which is slaying the bull. Such sculptural …
Barracks of the Roman Garrison in Olbia
The author has identified some new locations of the Roman garrison within previously known architectural objects, based on the mappings of the finds associated with the Roman troops. These are seven barracks (contubernia) adjoining the defensive wall and tower in the Lower City of Olbia, which were studied in 1930s. In a lateral premise, which should belong to the Roman officer according to the Roman military planning, a few marble bases of the i…
The Roman Military Presence On The Berezan Island
In the article, some categories of items found at Berezan island and testifying the Roman military presence are discussed. The proposal for accommodation of Roman troops units on the island are confirmed in the form of: architectural remains, some types of amphorae, a bronze eagle, medical instruments, numismatic material and Roman military ammunition
Results of Palaeo-Soil Studies of Olbia in the Context of Early Urbanisation Processes in the North-Western Black Sea Region
The article is focused on the results of geoarchaeological research of ancient Olbia. On the basis of field and laboratory (micromorphological and physicochemical analyses) studies of modern and buried ancient soil, the natural factor in the formation of the classical settlement of Olbia within the Dnipro-Buh estuary is analysed. A brief historical and archaeological note on the urbanisation processes in Olbia Pontica is added
Roman Forts in the Northern Black Sea Area Through the Lens of Drone‐Based Magnetometry
Drone‐based magnetometry has demonstrated high effectiveness in verifying satellite observations and detecting new archaeological features. In this study, we evaluate its application for archaeological prospection in the Northern Black Sea region, focusing on the previously documented Roman fort Kamianka V and one newly identified fort. DJI Agras T30 drones equipped with SENSYS MagDrone R3 magnetometers were used to survey areas of 14.0 and 1.6 h…
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