U M Svoiskii
Biographic Data
| ID | 834177 |
|---|---|
| NAME | U M Svoiskii |
| GIVEN NAMES | U M |
| FAMILY NAME | Svoiskii |
| SIGNATURE | SVOISKII U M |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Research University Higher School of Economics |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6256-4299 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Methodology for Creating 3D Models of Mammoth Tusk Beads from the Sungir Site
Mammoth ivory beads, a key element of Upper Palaeolithic ornaments (40–12 ka BP), are widely distributed across Central and Eastern Europe. They are most often found as isolated artifacts, while reconstructions of composite ornaments are possible only from rare burial contexts. Among these, the burials at the Sungir site (30–26 ka BP) are of particular importance, having yielded thousands of beads, many preserved in situ. The large quantity of fi…
The Earliest Petroglyphs of Rashaan-Khad, Mongolia
В статье представлены предварительные результаты изучения петроглифов местонахождения Рашаан-Хад (Аршан-Хад, Монголия) российско-монгольской экспедицией, посетившей памятник в 2016 и 2023 гг. Наиболее детально рассматриваются «петроглифы архаического облика» (по определению А.П. Окладникова) и те, которые с различной степенью достоверности могут быть интерпретированы как изображения позднеплейстоценовых животных (шерстистых носорогов или мамонтов…
The Earliest Petroglyphs of Rashaan-Khad, Mongolia
We present preliminary findings relating to the Rashaan-Khad (Arshan-Khad, Mongolia) petroglyph site studied by the Russian-Mongolian expedition in 2016 and 2023. Special attention is paid to petroglyphs that, in A.P. Okladnikov’s words, appear archaic and those that can with various degree of certainty be interpreted as representations of Late Pleistocene mammals such as woolly rhinoceros or mammoths. Okladnikov wrote that six petroglyphs stand …
Petroglyphs at Idrisovskaya II. Methods of Digital Mapping and Record Creation
Petroglyphs at Idrisovskaya II are located on the left (Western) bank of the Yuryuzan River in Salavatsky District, the Republic of Bashkortostan. The Petroglyphs at Idrisovskaya II are hardly preserved. Therefore, the 1900s researchers faced significant challenges in defining and copying these images. In 2022-2023 a team of authors undertook to study Idrisovskaya II location to mainly adapt the method of comprehensive mapping and record creation…
Study of Petroglyphs on the Pegtymel River in 2024
Petroglyphs in the Pegtymel River basin represent probably a northernmost rock art group in Asia. The group consists of three sites – main rock art site of Keeneykuul, and small satellite sites – Keynyney and Ankapagrat. All three sites are located on the right bank of the Pegtymel (northwestern part of Chukotka) in 50–60 km of shore of the East Siberian Sea and situated on Keeneykuul cliff of structuraltectonic origin between two tributaries of …
Yaloman Hillfort (For Tress) in Central Altai
The well-known archaeological complex, designated “Yaloman Hillfort”, is an important site of cultural heritage in the Altai Mountains. The article gives brief information about the attempts to study it. In 2001, the first documentation of fortification and other structures was made with the help of tacheometric survey. The description and plan were reflected in the report, which became the basis for registration of the mentioned object. Some of …
A new interpretation of the inscriptions on the handles of signature knives found on the shores of Sims Bay
The article reports on a new interpretation of the inscriptions on two personalized knives found on the coast of Sims Bay in the Laptev Sea. This interpretation differs from the readings published previously by paleographers and source-study experts due to the fact that it has been possible to devise correct transcription of these inscrip-tions with the aid of the method of non-contact 3D modeling of epigraphic records developed by the RSSDA Labo…
Problems of Indexing in Documentation and Mapping of Rock Art Sites
In early 21st century, there were a number of tendencies in the search for rock art, mainly due to the development of digital technologies. The development of documentation and analysis tools (mapping of sites using drones and GNSS receivers, digital photography, three-dimensional modeling of individual sites elements) allowed researchers to start a continuous (rather than a selective) process documentation on the new technological base, using el…
D modeling in the studies of the portable art geometrical images of the Upper Paleolithic and Mesolithic of Eastern Europe
One of the plots of the portable art forms of Eastern Europe is abstract, geometric, symbolic images that cannot be deciphered directly. Most of the currently known such geometric images from the archaeological sites of the Upper Paleolithic and Mesolithic of Eastern Europe were applied to finished bone products — tools, weapons, household and non-utilitarian items, as well as bones of various animals without traces of processing using various cu…
The experience of creating digital images of the estampages of the Yenisei petroglyphs by the method of 3d modeling
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The experience of creating digital images of the estampages of the Yenisei petroglyphs by the method of 3d modeling
D modeling in the studies of the portable art geometrical images of the Upper Paleolithic and Mesolithic of Eastern Europe
One of the plots of the portable art forms of Eastern Europe is abstract, geometric, symbolic images that cannot be deciphered directly. Most of the currently known such geometric images from the archaeological sites of the Upper Paleolithic and Mesolithic of Eastern Europe were applied to finished bone products — tools, weapons, household and non-utilitarian items, as well as bones of various animals without traces of processing using various cu…
Problems of Indexing in Documentation and Mapping of Rock Art Sites
In early 21st century, there were a number of tendencies in the search for rock art, mainly due to the development of digital technologies. The development of documentation and analysis tools (mapping of sites using drones and GNSS receivers, digital photography, three-dimensional modeling of individual sites elements) allowed researchers to start a continuous (rather than a selective) process documentation on the new technological base, using el…
Yaloman Hillfort (For Tress) in Central Altai
The well-known archaeological complex, designated “Yaloman Hillfort”, is an important site of cultural heritage in the Altai Mountains. The article gives brief information about the attempts to study it. In 2001, the first documentation of fortification and other structures was made with the help of tacheometric survey. The description and plan were reflected in the report, which became the basis for registration of the mentioned object. Some of …
A new interpretation of the inscriptions on the handles of signature knives found on the shores of Sims Bay
The article reports on a new interpretation of the inscriptions on two personalized knives found on the coast of Sims Bay in the Laptev Sea. This interpretation differs from the readings published previously by paleographers and source-study experts due to the fact that it has been possible to devise correct transcription of these inscrip-tions with the aid of the method of non-contact 3D modeling of epigraphic records developed by the RSSDA Labo…
Petroglyphs at Idrisovskaya II. Methods of Digital Mapping and Record Creation
Petroglyphs at Idrisovskaya II are located on the left (Western) bank of the Yuryuzan River in Salavatsky District, the Republic of Bashkortostan. The Petroglyphs at Idrisovskaya II are hardly preserved. Therefore, the 1900s researchers faced significant challenges in defining and copying these images. In 2022-2023 a team of authors undertook to study Idrisovskaya II location to mainly adapt the method of comprehensive mapping and record creation…
Study of Petroglyphs on the Pegtymel River in 2024
Petroglyphs in the Pegtymel River basin represent probably a northernmost rock art group in Asia. The group consists of three sites – main rock art site of Keeneykuul, and small satellite sites – Keynyney and Ankapagrat. All three sites are located on the right bank of the Pegtymel (northwestern part of Chukotka) in 50–60 km of shore of the East Siberian Sea and situated on Keeneykuul cliff of structuraltectonic origin between two tributaries of …
The Earliest Petroglyphs of Rashaan-Khad, Mongolia
В статье представлены предварительные результаты изучения петроглифов местонахождения Рашаан-Хад (Аршан-Хад, Монголия) российско-монгольской экспедицией, посетившей памятник в 2016 и 2023 гг. Наиболее детально рассматриваются «петроглифы архаического облика» (по определению А.П. Окладникова) и те, которые с различной степенью достоверности могут быть интерпретированы как изображения позднеплейстоценовых животных (шерстистых носорогов или мамонтов…
The Earliest Petroglyphs of Rashaan-Khad, Mongolia
We present preliminary findings relating to the Rashaan-Khad (Arshan-Khad, Mongolia) petroglyph site studied by the Russian-Mongolian expedition in 2016 and 2023. Special attention is paid to petroglyphs that, in A.P. Okladnikov’s words, appear archaic and those that can with various degree of certainty be interpreted as representations of Late Pleistocene mammals such as woolly rhinoceros or mammoths. Okladnikov wrote that six petroglyphs stand …
Methodology for Creating 3D Models of Mammoth Tusk Beads from the Sungir Site
Mammoth ivory beads, a key element of Upper Palaeolithic ornaments (40–12 ka BP), are widely distributed across Central and Eastern Europe. They are most often found as isolated artifacts, while reconstructions of composite ornaments are possible only from rare burial contexts. Among these, the burials at the Sungir site (30–26 ka BP) are of particular importance, having yielded thousands of beads, many preserved in situ. The large quantity of fi…
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