P Mylnikov
Biographic Data
| ID | 837154 |
|---|---|
| NAME | P Mylnikov |
| GIVEN NAMES | P |
| FAMILY NAME | Mylnikov |
| SIGNATURE | MYLNIKOV P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography, Siberian Branch, Russian Academy of Sciences |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7532-9607 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 28 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 28 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Triunity of Images in Pazyryk Artistic Woodcarving
The triunity of phenomena, features, images, and objects is a universal principle known since the earliest times and manifested in many ancient artifacts. The most expressive examples relate to objects of art made of metal, bone, and wood. Here we focus on Pazyryk wooden artifacts blending zoomorphic, anthropomorphic, and fantastic images rendered in bas relief, composite, and sculptural carving. Examples demonstrate their merging into a coherent…
The Triunity of Images in Pazyryk Artistic Woodcarving
Представления о троичности явлений, черт, образов, предметов существовали во всех культурах с древнейших времен. Они нашли отражение во многих древних археологических артефактах. Наиболее яркие проявления таких представлений фиксируются в предметах искусства, выполненных из металла, кости, дерева. В статье рассматриваются относящиеся к пазырыкской культуре деревянные изделия, в которых объединены зоо-, антропоморфные и фантастические образы, выпо…
Artistic Wood Carving in the Pazyryk Culture (Artifacts and Experiments)
A long-term study of wooden artifacts of the Pazyryk culture revealed a vast collection of objects made in decorative carving technique. An interdisciplinary research of the process of their creation has made it possible to identify the stages and operations involved in this sophisticated woodworking. Extensive and regular experimental efforts which took into account both chronological and technical aspects played a crucial role in reconstruction…
Artistic Wood Carving among the Bearers of the Pazyryk Culture in the Russian, Kazakh and Mongolian Altai
Purpose . Technical, technological and comparative cultural analyses of individual studied archaeological sites of the Scythian period of Russia, Kazakhstan and Mongolia have been carried out. The aim is to show the importance of artistic wood carving in the cultural space of nomadic peoples of Eurasia in the Early Iron Age. Results . It has been revealed that the mounds of the Pazyryk culture at the burial grounds of Verkh-Kaljin in the Russian …
Experimental Reconstruction of an Early Medieval Dwelling in Western Amur Region
The authors present the results of a ten-year observation of the preservation state of a natural reconstruction of an early medieval dwelling on Lake Osinovoye in the Konstantinovka District of the Amur Region. The 2013 construction was based on the housing construction components of the Mikhailovka and Troitskaya groups of the Mohe cultures. During the first three years after construction, the dwelling was systematically visited during the warm …
Thirty Years of Practicing the Method of Express Reconstruction of Burial Wooden Structures
The article presents a comprehensive analysis of advantages of introducing the method of mandatory re-assembling of the recovered wooden structures into practice of archaeological research of burials with wooden constructions. The re-assemblage should be based on careful preliminary analyses of wooden constructions in the course of excavations and executed at a specially prepared work site according to all the funerary rites of the culture to whi…
Wooden Paddles from the Nizhny Tagil Museum-Reserve of Mining and Metallurgy in the Urals
This article describes Early Metal Age wooden paddles from the Gorbunovo peat bog, kept by the Nizhny Tagil Museum-Reserve of Mining and Metallurgy in the Urals. Their morphology and manufacturing technology are analyzed. The archaeological context and new AMS-dates are introduced. This sample of early wooden paddles is the largest and the most representative in the world. The specimens are very standardized with regard to general proportions, sh…
Wooden Paddles from the Nizhny Tagil Museum-Reserve of Mining and Metallurgy in the Urals
Статья посвящена анализу деревянных весел эпохи раннего металла, обнаруженных на Горбуновском торфянике (хранятся в Нижнетагильском музее-заповеднике «Горнозаводской Урал»). Исследованы особенности их морфологии и технология изготовления. Проанализирован археологический контекст и новые данные (AMS-даты) о времени создания изделий. По количеству и качественному составу материала эта серия зауральских весел является самой представительной в мире д…
Analysis and Museumization of a Wooden Burial Structure from Pazyryk Kurgan 5, the Altai Mountains
В статье представлены обоснование и опыт практического применения комплекса методов исследования, сохранения и ввода в экспозицию музея в течение одного полевого сезона погребального сооружения из дерева раннего железного века. Публикуются результаты междисциплинарного изучения двухсрубной конструкции с надсрубными постройками в могильной яме кург. No 5 памятника Пазырык, а также технико-технологического исследования всех составляющих погребально…
Analysis and Museumization of a Wooden Burial Structure from Pazyryk Kurgan 5, the Altai Mountains
This article describes the methods used in the multidisciplinary study, preservation, and museumization of a wooden structure from a grave under the Early Iron Age kurgan 5 at Pazyryk in the Altai. The structure consisted of two chambers with additional elements on top. Its technological analysis was carried out during the excavations, and the structure was subjected to special treatment after extraction. At the side the mound, the outer cribwork…
Hunting Equipment of Russians Living near Tara on the Irtysh in the 17th and 18th Centuries
В статье представлены результаты комплексного исследования орудий охоты и промысла, обнаруженных при раскопках поселений Ананьино I, Изюк I, г. Тара, Бергамакского острога в Тарском Прииртышье. Особенности изготовления изделий определяются на основе аналогов из археологических объектов в Барабинской лесостепи, комплексов аборигенного населения Тарского Прииртышья, Албазинского и Саянского острогов, погребения сяньбийско-жужаньского времени в Горн…
Variants of Conventional (Virtual) Reconstruction of Wooden Dwellings of the Late Bronze Age in Western Siberia
This article analyzes the variants of a single type of reconstructing wooden dwellings from the explored sites of the Late Bronze Age in Western Siberia. The publications on this problem contain many types of reconstructions for residential and utility buildings made of wood, often despite a complete absence of evidence. Many of these variants are based on similar elements of basic house-building traditions, which makes it possible to combine the…
“Hexapods” of the Pazyryk Culture
The article deals with problems of publishing little known artifacts made of wood from the explored archaeological sites. The results of studying the so-called “hexapods” kept in the collection of the State Hermitage Museum are discussed. These objects were found in the 1940s during the excavations of elite burial mounds at well-known sites of Pazyryk, Tuekta, and Bashadar of the Scythian period. “Hexapods” constitute whole and fragmented sets of…
Hunting Equipment of Russians Living near Tara on the Irtysh in the 17th and 18th Centuries
This article describes Russian hunting tools unearthed from several sites near the town of Tara on the Irtysh: Ananyino I, Izyuk I, Tara, and Fort Bergamak. The functions of tools are assessed on the basis of archaeological parallels from the Baraba forest-steppe, ethnographic examples relating to the culture of the Irtysh natives, materials from Fort Albazin and Fort Sayansk, and much earlier burials dating to the Xianbei-Rouran time in the Alta…
Early Iron Age Carpenter Tools from the Altai and Adjacent Territories
Деревообрабатывающие инструменты плотников раннего железного века на Алтае и сопредельных территориях DOI: 10.17746/1563-0102.2020.48.1.110-119 В.П. Мыльников Институт археологии и этнографии СО РАН пр. Академика Лаврентьева, 17, Новосибирск, 630090, Россия В статье рассматриваются проблемы атрибуции орудий для обработки дерева, использовавшихся в раннем железном веке на Алтае и сопредельных территориях. Основой для исследования послужили находки…
Early Iron Age Carpenter Tools from the Altai and Adjacent Territories
This article deals with the functional attribution of Early Iron Age woodworking tools from the Altai and adjacent areas. Finds come from burials, settlements, and hoards; some are random. The attribution was based on the analysis of traces left by tools on the surfaces ofwooden items. The methods were both traditional and special (use-wear, typological, and experimental), enabling one to reconstruct the function of the tool, manufacturing techni…
Completion of Field Research of the Internal Burial Structure in the Pazyryk Burial Mound 5
On the Methodology of Studying Wooden Artifacts in the Field and in Laboratory Processing
Field Supplementary Examination of Intrasepulchral Design of the Fifth Pazyryk Barrow in Altai (a Preliminary Report)
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Technologies Involved in Manufacturing Wooden Horns for the Ceremonial Masks of Horses from the Pazyryk Tombs in the Altai
We present the results of a technological analysis of details of the horse harness—the most numerous and the most representative category of wooden artifacts found in the Scythian Age (Pazyryk) tombs. Basic techniques and specific operations involved in the manufacturing of horse masks are described. Especially noteworthy are the tops of these masks, fashioned like horns of mountain goats. Such masks were found in nearly all high-ranking burials.…
Angular Binding of Logs in Log Cabins of the Scythian Period in Altai as an Indicator of the Traditions of the Ancient Carpenter
The construction of any wooden buildings includes some mandatory elements such as the frame (walls), ceiling, flooring. The frame is the main element of construction. It consists of walls that are built in the crowns of logs, half logs, timbers. The crowns are mounted (chopped) in two ways: rigid coupling by means of special logging (bowls) at the ends of logs; a movable connection. The walls with rigid connection (chopped) are assembled from seq…
Wooden Saddle Trees from Yaloman II in the Altai
The equipment of a riding horse is a key element in the material culture of nomadic pastoralists, very informative in terms of the ethnic and cultural history of various nomadic groups of the Scythian, Hunno-Sarmatian, and Old Turkic periods, when horses were buried with their owners. This equipment is highly relevant to assessing the age of the burial. We describe wooden saddletrees from a Hunno-Sarmatian Age cemetery Yaloman II in the Altai and…
Dwellings and Utility Structures at Linevo-1 – A Late Bronze to Early Iron Age Settlement in the Salair Region, Western Siberia1
A transitional Late Bronze to Early Iron Age settlement in the Salair Region of the Western Siberian forest-steppe is graphically reconstructed on the basis of preserved remains of dwellings and utility structures and using ethnographic evidence. A typology of structures is proposed
Imitation/Reconstruction of an Early Medieval Dwelling in the Western Amur Basin1
The article presents the imitation/reconstruction of an early-medieval dwelling. It was built to actual size using the plan of dwelling No. 5 from the Mikhailovskoye fortified settlement at the Zavitaya River, in the Amur Region. A detailed description of the construction and assembly of individual units of frame-and-pillar structure is provided. The problems associated with the functioning of the dwelling in different seasons are discussed
Investigation of wooden burial structures in the process of archaeological excavations
Archaeological objects of wood are just as an important and valuable historical source as pottery or artifacts of stone, metal, bone, fabric, etc. However, their study requires special conditions: due to their organic origin they rapidly decay after removal from the former environment. Examination of wooden objects is done in two stages: in the field and in the laboratory. During the first stage, the archaeologist can obtain maximal information o…
Investigation of wooden burial structures in the process of archaeological excavations
Archaeological objects of wood are just as an important and valuable historical source as pottery or artifacts of stone, metal, bone, fabric, etc. However, their study requires special conditions: due to their organic origin they rapidly decay after removal from the former environment. Examination of wooden objects is done in two stages: in the field and in the laboratory. During the first stage, the archaeologist can obtain maximal information o…
Analysis and Museumization of a Wooden Burial Structure from Pazyryk Kurgan 5, the Altai Mountains
This article describes the methods used in the multidisciplinary study, preservation, and museumization of a wooden structure from a grave under the Early Iron Age kurgan 5 at Pazyryk in the Altai. The structure consisted of two chambers with additional elements on top. Its technological analysis was carried out during the excavations, and the structure was subjected to special treatment after extraction. At the side the mound, the outer cribwork…
Dwellings and Utility Structures at Linevo-1 – A Late Bronze to Early Iron Age Settlement in the Salair Region, Western Siberia1
A transitional Late Bronze to Early Iron Age settlement in the Salair Region of the Western Siberian forest-steppe is graphically reconstructed on the basis of preserved remains of dwellings and utility structures and using ethnographic evidence. A typology of structures is proposed
Wooden Artifacts From Yaloman Ii Mound 31, the Altai
Wooden Artifacts From Yaloman Ii Mound 31, the Altai
The Kazakhs of Northwestern Mongolia Everyday Life and Holidays in Summer Pastures
Eugenia Ivanovna Derevianko
Investigation of wooden burial structures in the process of archaeological excavations
Archaeological objects of wood are just as an important and valuable historical source as pottery or artifacts of stone, metal, bone, fabric, etc. However, their study requires special conditions: due to their organic origin they rapidly decay after removal from the former environment. Examination of wooden objects is done in two stages: in the field and in the laboratory. During the first stage, the archaeologist can obtain maximal information o…
Imitation/Reconstruction of an Early Medieval Dwelling in the Western Amur Basin1
The article presents the imitation/reconstruction of an early-medieval dwelling. It was built to actual size using the plan of dwelling No. 5 from the Mikhailovskoye fortified settlement at the Zavitaya River, in the Amur Region. A detailed description of the construction and assembly of individual units of frame-and-pillar structure is provided. The problems associated with the functioning of the dwelling in different seasons are discussed
Dwellings and Utility Structures at Linevo-1 – A Late Bronze to Early Iron Age Settlement in the Salair Region, Western Siberia1
A transitional Late Bronze to Early Iron Age settlement in the Salair Region of the Western Siberian forest-steppe is graphically reconstructed on the basis of preserved remains of dwellings and utility structures and using ethnographic evidence. A typology of structures is proposed
Wooden Saddle Trees from Yaloman II in the Altai
The equipment of a riding horse is a key element in the material culture of nomadic pastoralists, very informative in terms of the ethnic and cultural history of various nomadic groups of the Scythian, Hunno-Sarmatian, and Old Turkic periods, when horses were buried with their owners. This equipment is highly relevant to assessing the age of the burial. We describe wooden saddletrees from a Hunno-Sarmatian Age cemetery Yaloman II in the Altai and…
Angular Binding of Logs in Log Cabins of the Scythian Period in Altai as an Indicator of the Traditions of the Ancient Carpenter
The construction of any wooden buildings includes some mandatory elements such as the frame (walls), ceiling, flooring. The frame is the main element of construction. It consists of walls that are built in the crowns of logs, half logs, timbers. The crowns are mounted (chopped) in two ways: rigid coupling by means of special logging (bowls) at the ends of logs; a movable connection. The walls with rigid connection (chopped) are assembled from seq…
Field Supplementary Examination of Intrasepulchral Design of the Fifth Pazyryk Barrow in Altai (a Preliminary Report)
РџРѕР»РμРІРѕРμ РґРѕСЃР»РμдованиРμ внутримогильныС... конструкциРNo Пятого Пазырыкского кургана РЅР° АлтаРμ (РїСЂРμдваритРμльноРμ СЃРѕРѕР±С‰РμРЅРёРμ)
Technologies Involved in Manufacturing Wooden Horns for the Ceremonial Masks of Horses from the Pazyryk Tombs in the Altai
We present the results of a technological analysis of details of the horse harness—the most numerous and the most representative category of wooden artifacts found in the Scythian Age (Pazyryk) tombs. Basic techniques and specific operations involved in the manufacturing of horse masks are described. Especially noteworthy are the tops of these masks, fashioned like horns of mountain goats. Such masks were found in nearly all high-ranking burials.…
Completion of Field Research of the Internal Burial Structure in the Pazyryk Burial Mound 5
On the Methodology of Studying Wooden Artifacts in the Field and in Laboratory Processing
Early Iron Age Carpenter Tools from the Altai and Adjacent Territories
Деревообрабатывающие инструменты плотников раннего железного века на Алтае и сопредельных территориях DOI: 10.17746/1563-0102.2020.48.1.110-119 В.П. Мыльников Институт археологии и этнографии СО РАН пр. Академика Лаврентьева, 17, Новосибирск, 630090, Россия В статье рассматриваются проблемы атрибуции орудий для обработки дерева, использовавшихся в раннем железном веке на Алтае и сопредельных территориях. Основой для исследования послужили находки…
Early Iron Age Carpenter Tools from the Altai and Adjacent Territories
This article deals with the functional attribution of Early Iron Age woodworking tools from the Altai and adjacent areas. Finds come from burials, settlements, and hoards; some are random. The attribution was based on the analysis of traces left by tools on the surfaces ofwooden items. The methods were both traditional and special (use-wear, typological, and experimental), enabling one to reconstruct the function of the tool, manufacturing techni…
Hunting Equipment of Russians Living near Tara on the Irtysh in the 17th and 18th Centuries
В статье представлены результаты комплексного исследования орудий охоты и промысла, обнаруженных при раскопках поселений Ананьино I, Изюк I, г. Тара, Бергамакского острога в Тарском Прииртышье. Особенности изготовления изделий определяются на основе аналогов из археологических объектов в Барабинской лесостепи, комплексов аборигенного населения Тарского Прииртышья, Албазинского и Саянского острогов, погребения сяньбийско-жужаньского времени в Горн…
Variants of Conventional (Virtual) Reconstruction of Wooden Dwellings of the Late Bronze Age in Western Siberia
This article analyzes the variants of a single type of reconstructing wooden dwellings from the explored sites of the Late Bronze Age in Western Siberia. The publications on this problem contain many types of reconstructions for residential and utility buildings made of wood, often despite a complete absence of evidence. Many of these variants are based on similar elements of basic house-building traditions, which makes it possible to combine the…
“Hexapods” of the Pazyryk Culture
The article deals with problems of publishing little known artifacts made of wood from the explored archaeological sites. The results of studying the so-called “hexapods” kept in the collection of the State Hermitage Museum are discussed. These objects were found in the 1940s during the excavations of elite burial mounds at well-known sites of Pazyryk, Tuekta, and Bashadar of the Scythian period. “Hexapods” constitute whole and fragmented sets of…
Hunting Equipment of Russians Living near Tara on the Irtysh in the 17th and 18th Centuries
This article describes Russian hunting tools unearthed from several sites near the town of Tara on the Irtysh: Ananyino I, Izyuk I, Tara, and Fort Bergamak. The functions of tools are assessed on the basis of archaeological parallels from the Baraba forest-steppe, ethnographic examples relating to the culture of the Irtysh natives, materials from Fort Albazin and Fort Sayansk, and much earlier burials dating to the Xianbei-Rouran time in the Alta…
Analysis and Museumization of a Wooden Burial Structure from Pazyryk Kurgan 5, the Altai Mountains
В статье представлены обоснование и опыт практического применения комплекса методов исследования, сохранения и ввода в экспозицию музея в течение одного полевого сезона погребального сооружения из дерева раннего железного века. Публикуются результаты междисциплинарного изучения двухсрубной конструкции с надсрубными постройками в могильной яме кург. No 5 памятника Пазырык, а также технико-технологического исследования всех составляющих погребально…
Analysis and Museumization of a Wooden Burial Structure from Pazyryk Kurgan 5, the Altai Mountains
This article describes the methods used in the multidisciplinary study, preservation, and museumization of a wooden structure from a grave under the Early Iron Age kurgan 5 at Pazyryk in the Altai. The structure consisted of two chambers with additional elements on top. Its technological analysis was carried out during the excavations, and the structure was subjected to special treatment after extraction. At the side the mound, the outer cribwork…
Wooden Paddles from the Nizhny Tagil Museum-Reserve of Mining and Metallurgy in the Urals
Статья посвящена анализу деревянных весел эпохи раннего металла, обнаруженных на Горбуновском торфянике (хранятся в Нижнетагильском музее-заповеднике «Горнозаводской Урал»). Исследованы особенности их морфологии и технология изготовления. Проанализирован археологический контекст и новые данные (AMS-даты) о времени создания изделий. По количеству и качественному составу материала эта серия зауральских весел является самой представительной в мире д…
Experimental Reconstruction of an Early Medieval Dwelling in Western Amur Region
The authors present the results of a ten-year observation of the preservation state of a natural reconstruction of an early medieval dwelling on Lake Osinovoye in the Konstantinovka District of the Amur Region. The 2013 construction was based on the housing construction components of the Mikhailovka and Troitskaya groups of the Mohe cultures. During the first three years after construction, the dwelling was systematically visited during the warm …
Thirty Years of Practicing the Method of Express Reconstruction of Burial Wooden Structures
The article presents a comprehensive analysis of advantages of introducing the method of mandatory re-assembling of the recovered wooden structures into practice of archaeological research of burials with wooden constructions. The re-assemblage should be based on careful preliminary analyses of wooden constructions in the course of excavations and executed at a specially prepared work site according to all the funerary rites of the culture to whi…
Wooden Paddles from the Nizhny Tagil Museum-Reserve of Mining and Metallurgy in the Urals
This article describes Early Metal Age wooden paddles from the Gorbunovo peat bog, kept by the Nizhny Tagil Museum-Reserve of Mining and Metallurgy in the Urals. Their morphology and manufacturing technology are analyzed. The archaeological context and new AMS-dates are introduced. This sample of early wooden paddles is the largest and the most representative in the world. The specimens are very standardized with regard to general proportions, sh…
The Triunity of Images in Pazyryk Artistic Woodcarving
Представления о троичности явлений, черт, образов, предметов существовали во всех культурах с древнейших времен. Они нашли отражение во многих древних археологических артефактах. Наиболее яркие проявления таких представлений фиксируются в предметах искусства, выполненных из металла, кости, дерева. В статье рассматриваются относящиеся к пазырыкской культуре деревянные изделия, в которых объединены зоо-, антропоморфные и фантастические образы, выпо…
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