Natalia Golant

Biographic Data

ID836185
NAMENatalia Golant
GIVEN NAMESNatalia
FAMILY NAMEGolant
SIGNATUREGOLANT N
AFFILIATIONSPeter the Great's Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography
ORCID0000-0002-0906-9560
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS10
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR10
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2018
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX0

  • About the terminology of theAromanian girl's costume from North Macedonia

    Open AccessNatalia GolantARTICLEJournal of Ethnology and…2025References: 1

    The article deals with the terminology of traditional Aromanian girl's costume. The traditional costume of Aromanian girl is similar to that of a woman, but includes fewer items (in particular, it lacks a headdress and jewelries). The author attempts to examine the terminology of these costumes in the general context of the terminology of traditional clothing of the Eastern Roman peoples. The article is based on the following sources: materials f…

  • Reflection of the funeral and memorial rites of the Romanians of the Timok Valley in the Timok versions of the Romanian ballad "Mioriţa"

    Open AccessNatalia Golant, Nikolai SuhaciovARTICLEJournal of Ethnology and…2024

    The fundamental set of recordings of the texts of the ballad "Mioriţa" by A. Fochi (Bucharest, 1964) reveals a noticeable variation in the descriptions of both the shepherd's testament and of his burial. This collection also contains a text recorded by D. Caracostea in 1941 in a prisoner of war camp from a native of the village of Brza Palanka (eastern Serbia). The number of ballad texts localized in the villages of eastern Serbia and northwester…

  • On the Issue of the Terminology of Funeral Props

    Open AccessNatalia GolantARTICLEKunstkamera2024

    The article deals with the etymology and original meanings of the names of the coffin, which are used by the Romanian-speaking inhabitants of the region called in the Romanian tradition the Timok Valley. This region includes the areas of eastern Serbia and northwestern Bulgaria. The article is based mainly on the author’s field materials collected during field research in the Romanian (Vlach) villages of the Zaječar and Bor districts of Serbia in…

  • Notes on the funeral rites of the Bulgarians and Romanians

    Open AccessNatalia GolantARTICLEJournal of Ethnology and…2024

    The article tells about some mythological ideas and ritual actions related to the role of trees in the funeral rites of the Bulgarians and Romanians in order to identity the general and the special. The information provided comes mainly from those territories, where Bulgarians and Romanians live nearby – the border areas of northwestern Bulgaria and eastern Serbia (Timok Valley), where, along with Bulgarians and Serbs, there is a fairly large Rom…

  • Ora de pomană in Funeral and Memorial Rites of Romanians (Vlachs) of the Timok Valley

    Natalia GolantARTICLEStratum plus Archaeology and…2023

    The article uses field survey finds collected by the author during her ethno-linguistic studies in villages from Zaječar and Bor counties (Serbia) in spring and summer of 2022. The article tells about the custom of dancing memorial hora (ora) that exists in Romanian villages in the Eastern Serbia. This custom can be observed on certain dates after death or on cetain calendar holidays. Field finds from Eastern Serbia are compared to the data publi…

  • A Tsarist General and Passionate Ethnographer

    Open AccessNatalia Golant, Lyudmila Lavrentyeva et al.ARTICLEKunstkamera2022

    Царский генерал и страстный этнограф: польские коллекции В. А. Мошкова в собрании МАЭ РАН а н н о та Ц и я. исследование посвящено польским коллекциям Маэ ран и роли В. а.Мошкова (1852-1922) в их формировании.В. а.Мошков был высокопоставленным царским офицером, всю жизнь параллельно воинской службе занимавшимся по программам императорского русского географического общества этнографическими изысканиями, сбором коллекций предметов традиционной куль…

  • Plague shirt” and plague commemoration

    Open AccessNatalia GolantARTICLEYearbook of Balkan and Baltic…2022

    The article considers mythological representations and ritual practices associated with the personification of the plague among the Romanians of Oltenia (Romania) and the Romanians (or Vlachs) of the Timok Valley (Serbia). It is based on materials from the author’s field research in southwestern Romania and eastern Serbia. The custom of organising the plague commemoration on different calendar dates is analysed. Along with it, the author consiste…

  • Traditional Dishes of the December and January Holidays among the Romanian-Speaking Population of the Timok Valley (According to 2021 Expedition to Eastern Serbia)

    Open AccessMaria Ryzhova, Natalia GolantARTICLEKunstkamera2021

    Традиционные блюда декабрьских и январских праздников у романоязычного населения долины реки Тимок (по материалам экспедиции 2021 г. в Восточную Сербию

  • Analysis of incantation vocabulary of Vlachs (Romanians) from Eastern Serbia on the subject of lexical borrowings

    Open AccessNatalia Golant, Maria RyzhovaARTICLEJournal of Ethnology and…2021

    The article discusses the lexical borrowings from the Serbian language in the incantations of Vlachs (Romanians) from Eastern Serbia and is based on the authors’ field materials. Incantation vocabulary analysis is carried out on the example of two texts recorded from native speakers of Oltenian dialect of the Romanian language from the villages of Zaječar and Negotin. There is an incantation called Întorsura mare (literally „Great return“, this i…

  • Terminology of Female Clothes of the Vlach-Tsarans in East Serbia and North-West Bulgaria

    Open AccessNatalia Golant, Natalia G GolantARTICLEKunstkamera2018

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