Igor Bruyako
Biographic Data
| ID | 802707 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Igor Bruyako |
| GIVEN NAMES | Igor |
| FAMILY NAME | Bruyako |
| SIGNATURE | BRUYAKO I |
| AFFILIATIONS | State institution "South Ukrainian National Pedagogical University named after K. D. Ushynsky" |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6359-2806 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 14 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
A Ritual and Memorial Complex from the Final La Tène Period at the Kartal Site
This article presents a collection of Late La Tène period artifacts discovered on the outskirts of the Kartal hillfort on the left bank of the lower Danube. All the items were found in a small pit, partially covered by a stone ring (cromlech). The hoard consisted mainly of fragmentary artifacts. Examination of the fragments and their reconstruction made it possible to identify the typology of these objects. The group of weapons included the follo…
Early Copper Age layer of the Orlovka-Kartal settlement (Izmail District, Odessa County, Ukraine)
Rad razmatra materijal gumelničke kulture dobijen kao rezultat terenskih istraživanja višeslojnog naselja Orlovka-Kartal. Nalazi ove kulture otkriveni su kako na utvrđenom dijelu lokaliteta (Akropoli), tako i na susjednom prostoru označenom kao Suburbij. Kulturni sloj ranog eneolita na području Suburbija gotovo da nije zabilježen, izuzev nekoliko gospodarskih jama. Istovremeno je na prostoru Akropole utvrđen jasno definiran sloj ove kulture, u ko…
Beakers with corded ornamentation in the Northwestern Pontic (Early Bronze Age)
Corded ornamentation is known on pottery from various Eneolithic and Bronze Age archaeological cultures in the Northwestern Pontic region. The ornamental patterns vary and are not associated with any particular type of vessel. This article examines beakers decorated with compositions of cord impressions. These have predominantly been found in the burials of the Budzhak/Yamna culture. Their distribution may be related to the influence of different…
Notes on the Interpretation of Some Non-standard Archaeological Objects
In different years, several dugout-type chambers were excavated on the ancient hillfort Kartal. The chambers are similar to each other and have an unusual design and interior. There are no publications about such complexes in the scientific literature. One distinctive feature of these chambers is that they each contain three hearths or stoves with sloping hearths. These structures discovered in Kartal belong to the settlement of the Getae culture…
Handmade Pottery of Roman Time from the Kartal Hillfort Excavations
One of the largest collections obtained during the excavations of Kartal is handmade pottery (HMP). The collection can be divided into two main groups. The first group consists of forms that are usually called Thracian. The second group of HMP we call the "Steppe" group. It consists of several different complexes of the Northwestern Black Sea region, which belonged to several ethno-cultural groups. Among them are bearers of the so-called Late Scy…
Cemetery of the Cernavodă I culture at Orlovka-Kartal
The article presents materials of the late Eneolithic cemetery related to the Cernavodă I culture. Thecemetery is part of a very extensive archaeological complex with the name Kartal located in the vicinity of thevillage of Orlovka (the Reni district, the Odessa county) on the Lower Danube. About 40 late Eneolithic graveswere uncovered in the cemetery for several years of excavations. The graves are represented by inhumations inoval and rectangul…
Excavations of a Barrow near the Village of Kayry in the Upper Reaches of the Tiligul Estuary
In 2020, in the area of the village of Kayry (~ 65—70 km to NE from Odessa), one barrow was excavated, in which 15 graves were discovered. The earliest burials were 4 burials of the Yamnaya culture. One of them (the central grave) was accompanied by several processed stones (stelae). Two graves belonged to the Catacomb culture of different variants, or cultures (Ingul, for sure, and Donetsk, perhaps). In one grave (plundered) there was a vessel o…
From the Ontology of Modern Archaeological Science (About Parallel Discourses and the Threshold of Mutual Understanding between East and West)
The article outlines some aspects of the development of archaeological knowledge in the interaction, or rather in the absence of creative interaction between representatives of eastern, post-Soviet archaeology and their colleagues from Western and Central Europe and North America. In the scientific dialogue, there are clearly unhealthy tendencies that have nothing to do with science, which seriously interfere with the synergy of the cognition pro…
Miscellaneous Romani (several rare findings of the Roman period from Kartal)
В статье публикуются несколько вещей, обнаруженных в разное время при раскопках городища Картал на Нижнем Дунае. Все они датируются римским временем. Большинство являются редкими или вообще уникальными для данного региона находками
Terra sigillata of Dragendorf 30 type from excavations of the Roman fort in Kartal
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Specifics of Trade-Economic Relations Within the North-Western Black Sea Region in the Antiquity
In the article the specifics of coins circulation and the role of money in the trade-economic relations in the North-Western Black Sea Region in the antiquity are analyzed. Some coins distinctions in the ancient Greek period and Roman time are noted
Seashells and Nomads of the Steppes (Early Scythian Culture and Molluscs of the Cyprea family in Eastern Europe)
This article is devoted to the question of the sudden and relatively large-scale spread of pendants made of cowrie shells, which is to be observed in the southern parts of Eastern Europe in the Early Scythian period – the 7th-6th Centuries BC. The traditional use of these shells was characteristic of the population of the cultures and civilizations of the Ancient East starting in the Neolithic and Chalcolithic periods. The appearance of cowrie sh…
New Publications on the Archaeology of the North-West Pontic region
© Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden, 2007 DOI: 10.1163/092907707X255791 Ancient Civilizations from Scythia to Siberia 13 (2007) 257-275 www.brill.nl/acss New Publications on the Archaeology of the North-West Pontic region Igor Bruyako Revista Arheologică (seria nouă) . Vol. 1, No. 1. Ed. E. Sava. Chişinău, Academie de Ştiinte din Republica Moldova, 2005, 394 pages. ISSN 1857- 016X (in Romanian and Russian, with summaries in Russian, English and Roman…
New Finds from the Pre-Scythian Period on the Shores of the Dniester Liman (North-West Pontic Region)
Seashells and Nomads of the Steppes (Early Scythian Culture and Molluscs of the Cyprea family in Eastern Europe)
This article is devoted to the question of the sudden and relatively large-scale spread of pendants made of cowrie shells, which is to be observed in the southern parts of Eastern Europe in the Early Scythian period – the 7th-6th Centuries BC. The traditional use of these shells was characteristic of the population of the cultures and civilizations of the Ancient East starting in the Neolithic and Chalcolithic periods. The appearance of cowrie sh…
New Finds from the Pre-Scythian Period on the Shores of the Dniester Liman (North-West Pontic Region)
Seashells and Nomads of the Steppes (Early Scythian Culture and Molluscs of the Cyprea family in Eastern Europe)
This article is devoted to the question of the sudden and relatively large-scale spread of pendants made of cowrie shells, which is to be observed in the southern parts of Eastern Europe in the Early Scythian period – the 7th-6th Centuries BC. The traditional use of these shells was characteristic of the population of the cultures and civilizations of the Ancient East starting in the Neolithic and Chalcolithic periods. The appearance of cowrie sh…
New Publications on the Archaeology of the North-West Pontic region
© Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden, 2007 DOI: 10.1163/092907707X255791 Ancient Civilizations from Scythia to Siberia 13 (2007) 257-275 www.brill.nl/acss New Publications on the Archaeology of the North-West Pontic region Igor Bruyako Revista Arheologică (seria nouă) . Vol. 1, No. 1. Ed. E. Sava. Chişinău, Academie de Ştiinte din Republica Moldova, 2005, 394 pages. ISSN 1857- 016X (in Romanian and Russian, with summaries in Russian, English and Roman…
Terra sigillata of Dragendorf 30 type from excavations of the Roman fort in Kartal
( , ) . , X . . - (, -, , , ), () ()
Specifics of Trade-Economic Relations Within the North-Western Black Sea Region in the Antiquity
In the article the specifics of coins circulation and the role of money in the trade-economic relations in the North-Western Black Sea Region in the antiquity are analyzed. Some coins distinctions in the ancient Greek period and Roman time are noted
Miscellaneous Romani (several rare findings of the Roman period from Kartal)
В статье публикуются несколько вещей, обнаруженных в разное время при раскопках городища Картал на Нижнем Дунае. Все они датируются римским временем. Большинство являются редкими или вообще уникальными для данного региона находками
Cemetery of the Cernavodă I culture at Orlovka-Kartal
The article presents materials of the late Eneolithic cemetery related to the Cernavodă I culture. Thecemetery is part of a very extensive archaeological complex with the name Kartal located in the vicinity of thevillage of Orlovka (the Reni district, the Odessa county) on the Lower Danube. About 40 late Eneolithic graveswere uncovered in the cemetery for several years of excavations. The graves are represented by inhumations inoval and rectangul…
Excavations of a Barrow near the Village of Kayry in the Upper Reaches of the Tiligul Estuary
In 2020, in the area of the village of Kayry (~ 65—70 km to NE from Odessa), one barrow was excavated, in which 15 graves were discovered. The earliest burials were 4 burials of the Yamnaya culture. One of them (the central grave) was accompanied by several processed stones (stelae). Two graves belonged to the Catacomb culture of different variants, or cultures (Ingul, for sure, and Donetsk, perhaps). In one grave (plundered) there was a vessel o…
From the Ontology of Modern Archaeological Science (About Parallel Discourses and the Threshold of Mutual Understanding between East and West)
The article outlines some aspects of the development of archaeological knowledge in the interaction, or rather in the absence of creative interaction between representatives of eastern, post-Soviet archaeology and their colleagues from Western and Central Europe and North America. In the scientific dialogue, there are clearly unhealthy tendencies that have nothing to do with science, which seriously interfere with the synergy of the cognition pro…
Notes on the Interpretation of Some Non-standard Archaeological Objects
In different years, several dugout-type chambers were excavated on the ancient hillfort Kartal. The chambers are similar to each other and have an unusual design and interior. There are no publications about such complexes in the scientific literature. One distinctive feature of these chambers is that they each contain three hearths or stoves with sloping hearths. These structures discovered in Kartal belong to the settlement of the Getae culture…
Handmade Pottery of Roman Time from the Kartal Hillfort Excavations
One of the largest collections obtained during the excavations of Kartal is handmade pottery (HMP). The collection can be divided into two main groups. The first group consists of forms that are usually called Thracian. The second group of HMP we call the "Steppe" group. It consists of several different complexes of the Northwestern Black Sea region, which belonged to several ethno-cultural groups. Among them are bearers of the so-called Late Scy…
Early Copper Age layer of the Orlovka-Kartal settlement (Izmail District, Odessa County, Ukraine)
Rad razmatra materijal gumelničke kulture dobijen kao rezultat terenskih istraživanja višeslojnog naselja Orlovka-Kartal. Nalazi ove kulture otkriveni su kako na utvrđenom dijelu lokaliteta (Akropoli), tako i na susjednom prostoru označenom kao Suburbij. Kulturni sloj ranog eneolita na području Suburbija gotovo da nije zabilježen, izuzev nekoliko gospodarskih jama. Istovremeno je na prostoru Akropole utvrđen jasno definiran sloj ove kulture, u ko…
Beakers with corded ornamentation in the Northwestern Pontic (Early Bronze Age)
Corded ornamentation is known on pottery from various Eneolithic and Bronze Age archaeological cultures in the Northwestern Pontic region. The ornamental patterns vary and are not associated with any particular type of vessel. This article examines beakers decorated with compositions of cord impressions. These have predominantly been found in the burials of the Budzhak/Yamna culture. Their distribution may be related to the influence of different…
A Ritual and Memorial Complex from the Final La Tène Period at the Kartal Site
This article presents a collection of Late La Tène period artifacts discovered on the outskirts of the Kartal hillfort on the left bank of the lower Danube. All the items were found in a small pit, partially covered by a stone ring (cromlech). The hoard consisted mainly of fragmentary artifacts. Examination of the fragments and their reconstruction made it possible to identify the typology of these objects. The group of weapons included the follo…
History (11 works) · Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (10 works) · Ancient history (9 works) · Archaeology (9 works) · Art (7 works) · Geography (7 works) · Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History (6 works) · Bronze Age (5 works) · History (5 works) · Excavation (4 works)