Elena Miklashevich
Biographic Data
| ID | 834178 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Elena Miklashevich |
| GIVEN NAMES | Elena |
| FAMILY NAME | Miklashevich |
| SIGNATURE | MIKLASHEVICH E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of Archaeology |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3190-0311 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
New Images of the Earliest Stratum at the Ust-Tuba III Rock Art Site
This paper deals with the specifics and methods of revealing and documenting rock art at the flooded and deteriorating site of Ust-Tuba III on Mount Tepsey, on the right bank of the Tuba River at its confluence with the Yenisei. Petroglyphs from that site have been known since the mid-19th century, and their most comprehensive surveys were undertaken by Alexander Adrianov in 1904 and Yakov Sher in the 1960s, before their flooding by the reservoir…
Geological dating of the earliest Minusinsk Depression rock art, the Maydashy site, Southern Siberia
The hypothesis of Paleolithic rock art in Siberia remains neither proven nor disproven. This research provides key evidence for a later age of the earliest known images in the Minusinsk Depression. A set of geological, geomorphological, and absolute-dating methods was utilized to reconstruct the geological history of the Maydashy rock art site (Minusinsk Depression, Southern Siberia). This research for the first time has allowed us to date the lo…
Late Palaeolithic site Sargov Ulus in Khakassia
The Late Palaeolithic site Sargov Ulus is part of the archaeological heritage complex of the Oglakhty mountain range located on the left bank of the Krasnoyarsk Reservoir (Republic of Khakassia). For the first time Palaeolithic lithic artifacts were collected by Z.A. Abramova in near the submerged village of Sargov previously known as a site containing Eneolithic, Iron Age, and Early Medieval burial mounds. This site was named "Soviet Khakassia".…
New Images of the Earliest Stratum at the Ust-Tuba III Rock Art Site
Рассматриваются специфика и методы поиска и документирования наскальных изображений на затапливаемом разрушающемся местонахождении Усть-Туба III (один из памятников наскального искусства на горе Тепсей на правом берегу р. Тубы в месте ее впадения в Енисей). Петроглифы этого местонахождения известны с середины XIX в., наиболее масштабное их изучение проводилось в 1904 г. А.В. Адриановым и в 1960-х гг. (перед затоплением водохранилищем Красноярской…
Ivan Savenkov’s Finds from Neolithic Burials on the Bazaikha River and the Age of Siberian Rock Art
Рассматриваются предметы мелкой пластики (вырезанные из лосиного рога реалистичные объемные изображения лосей и антропоморфная фигурка), обнаруженные в 1885 г. И.Т. Савенковым при раскопках погр. VI возле д. Базаихи в устье одноименной реки в окрестностях Красноярска. Это и другие погребения памятника содержали также каменные и костяные артефакты, позволяющие говорить об их неолитическом возрасте. Уникальная коллекция из Базаихи — один из основны…
Ivan Savenkov’s Finds from Neolithic Burials on the Bazaikha River and the Age of Siberian Rock Art
This study examines objects of portable art such as realistic three-dimensional figurines of elks and an anthropomorphic figurine, carved from elk antler, which were found by Ivan Savenkov in 1885 during his excavations of burial VI at Bazaikha, near Krasnoyarsk, in the mouth of the eponymous river. This burial, like others at the same site, yielded also stone and bone artifacts of Neolithic appearance. This unusual sample is one of the main argu…
Rock Art Sites at the Kok-Khaya Ridge in the Askiz District of the Republic of Khakassia
The article presents some results of the search for rock art sites within the Kok-Khaya Ridge in the Askiz District of the Republic of Khakassia in 2024. E.A. Sevastyanova’s report on field research in 1983 has been used as a source of information about the rock art sites in this area (V.F. Kapelko, the artist known for his work in search and copying rock art, participated in the expedition). The scholars discovered a large concentration of pecke…
On the History of Recording Rock Art on the Moiseikha Mountain (Middle Yenisei)
( ) , . , , 1850 ., 1885 . - , . XX . ( ), . XX - XXI . , , , . , . XXI . 80
Effigies of the Mokhovsky Log Rock Art Site and the Sites of the Okunev Culture in the Oglakhty Mountains
The paper considers rock art sites, statuary and funerary sites of the Okunev culture (the Bronze Age in the Minusinsk Basin) which are known within the territory of the Oglakhty mountainous massif, one of the largest archaeological complexes in the Republic of Khakassia. Among the vast number of rock art images in Oglakhty, only a few are so far attributed to the Okunev culture, which is distinguished by its art. The author introduces into schol…
The Soundscapes of the Lower Chuya River Area, Russian Altai: Ethnographic Sources, Indigenous Ontologies and the Archaeoacoustics of Rock Art Sites
The acoustics of the Lower Chuya River area rock art landscape are analyzed through both the exploration of its acoustic properties and the ethnographic information gathered about the region. The results obtained in the acoustics tests undertaken in the area, in particular at the rock art sites of Kalbak-Tash I, Kalbak-Tash II, and Adyr-Kan, are examined. They indicate that the perceived loudness resulting from a natural amplification of sound (s…
New Rock Art Site at the Riverside Cliff s in the Oglakhty Mountains (Khakasia)
The article presents the results of investigation of the rock art site discovered in 2014 on riverside rocks in the Oglakhty mountain range (Republic of Khakasia, left bank of the Yenisei River). One of the largest rock art complexes of the Minusinsk Basin is located in these mountains; the best known in archaeology are the tremendous concentrations of petroglyphs which were located on coastal cliff s before they were fl ooded by the reservoir of…
Images of the Okunev Culture on the Rocks of Moiseikha Mountain (Middle Yenisei River)
of the fi nal stage of the culture, named the Razliv stage after the Razliv X kurgan.The fi gures of the Moiseikha cows perfectly fi t into the group of known images of the Razliv stage in terms of their style, technique and composition: so, therefore, they can be confi dently attributed to this fi nal stage of the Okunev culture and dated to the 19 th and 18 th centuries BC, just as radiocarbondated burials from this stage
Images on a Stele From the Nizhnyaya Sooru Ritual Complex (Mountainous Altai)
Rock Art of the Turan Mountain at the Middle Yenisey
The Turan Mountain on the right bank of the Yenisei River is associated with one of the archaeological micro regions of the Minusinsk Basin, which are so rich in the sites of different types and periods. The flooding of a coastal part of its territory by the Krasnoyarsk reservoir and lack of publications on the sites investigated led to an underestimation of the importance of this area for the archaeology of South Siberia. The paper is devoted to…
The experience of creating digital images of the estampages of the Yenisei petroglyphs by the method of 3d modeling
The Soundscapes of the Lower Chuya River Area, Russian Altai: Ethnographic Sources, Indigenous Ontologies and the Archaeoacoustics of Rock Art Sites
The acoustics of the Lower Chuya River area rock art landscape are analyzed through both the exploration of its acoustic properties and the ethnographic information gathered about the region. The results obtained in the acoustics tests undertaken in the area, in particular at the rock art sites of Kalbak-Tash I, Kalbak-Tash II, and Adyr-Kan, are examined. They indicate that the perceived loudness resulting from a natural amplification of sound (s…
New Rock Art Site at the Riverside Cliff s in the Oglakhty Mountains (Khakasia)
The article presents the results of investigation of the rock art site discovered in 2014 on riverside rocks in the Oglakhty mountain range (Republic of Khakasia, left bank of the Yenisei River). One of the largest rock art complexes of the Minusinsk Basin is located in these mountains; the best known in archaeology are the tremendous concentrations of petroglyphs which were located on coastal cliff s before they were fl ooded by the reservoir of…
Rock Art of the Turan Mountain at the Middle Yenisey
The Turan Mountain on the right bank of the Yenisei River is associated with one of the archaeological micro regions of the Minusinsk Basin, which are so rich in the sites of different types and periods. The flooding of a coastal part of its territory by the Krasnoyarsk reservoir and lack of publications on the sites investigated led to an underestimation of the importance of this area for the archaeology of South Siberia. The paper is devoted to…
The experience of creating digital images of the estampages of the Yenisei petroglyphs by the method of 3d modeling
Images of the Okunev Culture on the Rocks of Moiseikha Mountain (Middle Yenisei River)
of the fi nal stage of the culture, named the Razliv stage after the Razliv X kurgan.The fi gures of the Moiseikha cows perfectly fi t into the group of known images of the Razliv stage in terms of their style, technique and composition: so, therefore, they can be confi dently attributed to this fi nal stage of the Okunev culture and dated to the 19 th and 18 th centuries BC, just as radiocarbondated burials from this stage
Images on a Stele From the Nizhnyaya Sooru Ritual Complex (Mountainous Altai)
Effigies of the Mokhovsky Log Rock Art Site and the Sites of the Okunev Culture in the Oglakhty Mountains
The paper considers rock art sites, statuary and funerary sites of the Okunev culture (the Bronze Age in the Minusinsk Basin) which are known within the territory of the Oglakhty mountainous massif, one of the largest archaeological complexes in the Republic of Khakassia. Among the vast number of rock art images in Oglakhty, only a few are so far attributed to the Okunev culture, which is distinguished by its art. The author introduces into schol…
The Soundscapes of the Lower Chuya River Area, Russian Altai: Ethnographic Sources, Indigenous Ontologies and the Archaeoacoustics of Rock Art Sites
The acoustics of the Lower Chuya River area rock art landscape are analyzed through both the exploration of its acoustic properties and the ethnographic information gathered about the region. The results obtained in the acoustics tests undertaken in the area, in particular at the rock art sites of Kalbak-Tash I, Kalbak-Tash II, and Adyr-Kan, are examined. They indicate that the perceived loudness resulting from a natural amplification of sound (s…
New Rock Art Site at the Riverside Cliff s in the Oglakhty Mountains (Khakasia)
The article presents the results of investigation of the rock art site discovered in 2014 on riverside rocks in the Oglakhty mountain range (Republic of Khakasia, left bank of the Yenisei River). One of the largest rock art complexes of the Minusinsk Basin is located in these mountains; the best known in archaeology are the tremendous concentrations of petroglyphs which were located on coastal cliff s before they were fl ooded by the reservoir of…
On the History of Recording Rock Art on the Moiseikha Mountain (Middle Yenisei)
( ) , . , , 1850 ., 1885 . - , . XX . ( ), . XX - XXI . , , , . , . XXI . 80
Rock Art Sites at the Kok-Khaya Ridge in the Askiz District of the Republic of Khakassia
The article presents some results of the search for rock art sites within the Kok-Khaya Ridge in the Askiz District of the Republic of Khakassia in 2024. E.A. Sevastyanova’s report on field research in 1983 has been used as a source of information about the rock art sites in this area (V.F. Kapelko, the artist known for his work in search and copying rock art, participated in the expedition). The scholars discovered a large concentration of pecke…
Geological dating of the earliest Minusinsk Depression rock art, the Maydashy site, Southern Siberia
The hypothesis of Paleolithic rock art in Siberia remains neither proven nor disproven. This research provides key evidence for a later age of the earliest known images in the Minusinsk Depression. A set of geological, geomorphological, and absolute-dating methods was utilized to reconstruct the geological history of the Maydashy rock art site (Minusinsk Depression, Southern Siberia). This research for the first time has allowed us to date the lo…
Late Palaeolithic site Sargov Ulus in Khakassia
The Late Palaeolithic site Sargov Ulus is part of the archaeological heritage complex of the Oglakhty mountain range located on the left bank of the Krasnoyarsk Reservoir (Republic of Khakassia). For the first time Palaeolithic lithic artifacts were collected by Z.A. Abramova in near the submerged village of Sargov previously known as a site containing Eneolithic, Iron Age, and Early Medieval burial mounds. This site was named "Soviet Khakassia".…
New Images of the Earliest Stratum at the Ust-Tuba III Rock Art Site
Рассматриваются специфика и методы поиска и документирования наскальных изображений на затапливаемом разрушающемся местонахождении Усть-Туба III (один из памятников наскального искусства на горе Тепсей на правом берегу р. Тубы в месте ее впадения в Енисей). Петроглифы этого местонахождения известны с середины XIX в., наиболее масштабное их изучение проводилось в 1904 г. А.В. Адриановым и в 1960-х гг. (перед затоплением водохранилищем Красноярской…
Ivan Savenkov’s Finds from Neolithic Burials on the Bazaikha River and the Age of Siberian Rock Art
Рассматриваются предметы мелкой пластики (вырезанные из лосиного рога реалистичные объемные изображения лосей и антропоморфная фигурка), обнаруженные в 1885 г. И.Т. Савенковым при раскопках погр. VI возле д. Базаихи в устье одноименной реки в окрестностях Красноярска. Это и другие погребения памятника содержали также каменные и костяные артефакты, позволяющие говорить об их неолитическом возрасте. Уникальная коллекция из Базаихи — один из основны…
Ivan Savenkov’s Finds from Neolithic Burials on the Bazaikha River and the Age of Siberian Rock Art
This study examines objects of portable art such as realistic three-dimensional figurines of elks and an anthropomorphic figurine, carved from elk antler, which were found by Ivan Savenkov in 1885 during his excavations of burial VI at Bazaikha, near Krasnoyarsk, in the mouth of the eponymous river. This burial, like others at the same site, yielded also stone and bone artifacts of Neolithic appearance. This unusual sample is one of the main argu…
New Images of the Earliest Stratum at the Ust-Tuba III Rock Art Site
This paper deals with the specifics and methods of revealing and documenting rock art at the flooded and deteriorating site of Ust-Tuba III on Mount Tepsey, on the right bank of the Tuba River at its confluence with the Yenisei. Petroglyphs from that site have been known since the mid-19th century, and their most comprehensive surveys were undertaken by Alexander Adrianov in 1904 and Yakov Sher in the 1960s, before their flooding by the reservoir…
Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (10 works) · Archaeology (9 works) · Geography (8 works) · Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (7 works) · Geology (7 works) · Rock art (7 works) · Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology (6 works) · Archaeology and Rock Art Studies (5 works) · Paleontology (4 works) · Structural basin (4 works)