I A Hotun
Biographic Data
| ID | 8796060 |
|---|---|
| NAME | I A Hotun |
| GIVEN NAMES | I A |
| FAMILY NAME | Hotun |
| SIGNATURE | HOTUN I A |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9285-5107 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
New Trypillian Plastics From the Middle Dnieper Region
The anthropomorphic figurines from Trypillian sites reflect not only certain ideological views and aesthetic preferences of the respective populations but also serve as reliable indicators for determining the placement of communities within the general structure of the Cucuteni-Trypillia cultural complex. This holds true for the figurines discovered by the Northern Expedition of the Institute of Archaeology of the National Academy of Sciences of …
Military and Dual-purpose Items in the Medieval Settlement of Lisnyky-Bezodnia
Weaponry, horseman's, and warhorse's equipment for unfortified settlements were traditionally considered unusual. Only in the last quarter of the XX century, after extensive studies of the villages of southern Rus, a conclusion was made about the parity of relations between cities and their rural environment and about the inherent character of the rural centers of the mentioned category of things. However, recurrences of the old views continue to…
The Forgotten Cell of the Dnipro Line of Fortifications
Within the village of Hrebeni on the middle Dnieper and in the surrounding area, a significant amount is known number of extraordinary archaeological sites, so it is not surprising that the study antiquities of the microregion were started by V. V. Khvoyka. Study of the region dates back to the second half of the last century, when in the field of view scientists got the sights from the time of primitiveness to the Middle Ages. One of it were men…
Cemetery of the Cossack Age on the Middle Dnieper
In 2006, the Stayky team of the Northern Expedition of the Institute of Archaeology discovered the multi-layered settlements on the edge of the plateau north of the village and on the Dnieper islands opposite it and carried out the rescue excavations of the well-known center including the various settlements and a Cossack cemetery. The materials of the settlement structure have already been published, as well as the exploration of the historical …
Remarks About Outfits Midieval Peasantry (From Researches in 2007—2011 of Khodosiivka-Roslavske Settlement)
In spite of the parity relations between the medieval towns and their country surroundings and the high level of development of the settlement structures tracked during the wide-scale research of the settlements of the Southern Russ, the new excavations in the non-fortified settlements keep brining certain discoveries. This is remarkable at Khodosivka-Roslavske settlement found by the Northern Expedition in 2007. The working over of the results o…
The Pin From the Sofiivska Borshchahivka
The excavations headed by O. P. Motsa of the settlement on the bank of the river Nyvka in Sofiivska Borshchahivka in the western suburb of Kiev provided the representative collection, containing a number of items, quite rare, and even unique in the South Rus lands. One of them is the bronze pin with a total length of about 10 cm casted in two-sided form with a top in the form of duck. The researchers consider the pins, as a part of the costume, a…
Glass Adornments From the Hodosivka- Roslavske Settlement (Discoveries of 2007-2011)
Large-scale studies of medieval non-fortified points of Southern Rus conducted mainly during the last quarter of XX century within the framework of the targeted program developed by O. P. Motsya, demonstrated quite convincingly the high level of development of Old Russian settlement structures and fully parity relations in the mentioned period between the cities and their outskirts. Somewhat later, when the respective excavations were being deplo…
Material Culture of the Rural Suburb Population of the Medieval Kyiv
As a result of large-scale excavations of a few unfortified settlements next to the capital city along with the previously received materials from studying the same category of archaeological sites, quite a huge amount of data has been collected that is fully sufficient in order to provide characteristic of material and some elements of spiritual culture of the population of the mentioned socio-economic formations. Most of the researched settleme…
Mother of God from Khodosivka
In the course of archaeological research conducted by the Northern Expedition of the Institute of Archaeology of the NASU at the medieval settlement Khodosivka-Roslavske in the southern Kyiv suburbs, a bronze figure of the Mother of God was found. It was molded as a one-sided form representing an outstanding piece of metal-plastic work of the Kyivan Rus of the 1st half of the XIII century. The item comes from the upper part of the deepened farm b…
Mediaeval Christian Pilgrimage and Two Findings from Khodosivka
The Christianity provided not only adherence to certain canons in everyday life and the performance of rituals, but also the worship of religious relics which included the places related to the earthly life of the Savior. Sources reflect the visits to the Near Eastern religious centres of the members of each estate. The material evidence of these peregrinations are the encolpions and mother-of-pearl crosses. The workshop having produced these rel…
Middle Eastern Pilgrimage Crosses of Southern Rus Settlements
Little-Known Aspect of Ancient Rus Peasant Everyday Life (About Woodwork from Sophiyivska Borshchahivka)
It is proved that solely socio-economic description is not enough for study of features of mediaeval societies and it is impossible to understand the population’s mode of life of this period without treating everyday life as a phenomenon of activity in the non-productive sphere. Archaeological materials of the Kyiv Rus period allow tracing certain specific features of everyday life mainly by the findings of relevant items. Woodwork, which was wid…
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Middle Eastern Pilgrimage Crosses of Southern Rus Settlements
Little-Known Aspect of Ancient Rus Peasant Everyday Life (About Woodwork from Sophiyivska Borshchahivka)
It is proved that solely socio-economic description is not enough for study of features of mediaeval societies and it is impossible to understand the population’s mode of life of this period without treating everyday life as a phenomenon of activity in the non-productive sphere. Archaeological materials of the Kyiv Rus period allow tracing certain specific features of everyday life mainly by the findings of relevant items. Woodwork, which was wid…
Mediaeval Christian Pilgrimage and Two Findings from Khodosivka
The Christianity provided not only adherence to certain canons in everyday life and the performance of rituals, but also the worship of religious relics which included the places related to the earthly life of the Savior. Sources reflect the visits to the Near Eastern religious centres of the members of each estate. The material evidence of these peregrinations are the encolpions and mother-of-pearl crosses. The workshop having produced these rel…
Mother of God from Khodosivka
In the course of archaeological research conducted by the Northern Expedition of the Institute of Archaeology of the NASU at the medieval settlement Khodosivka-Roslavske in the southern Kyiv suburbs, a bronze figure of the Mother of God was found. It was molded as a one-sided form representing an outstanding piece of metal-plastic work of the Kyivan Rus of the 1st half of the XIII century. The item comes from the upper part of the deepened farm b…
The Pin From the Sofiivska Borshchahivka
The excavations headed by O. P. Motsa of the settlement on the bank of the river Nyvka in Sofiivska Borshchahivka in the western suburb of Kiev provided the representative collection, containing a number of items, quite rare, and even unique in the South Rus lands. One of them is the bronze pin with a total length of about 10 cm casted in two-sided form with a top in the form of duck. The researchers consider the pins, as a part of the costume, a…
Glass Adornments From the Hodosivka- Roslavske Settlement (Discoveries of 2007-2011)
Large-scale studies of medieval non-fortified points of Southern Rus conducted mainly during the last quarter of XX century within the framework of the targeted program developed by O. P. Motsya, demonstrated quite convincingly the high level of development of Old Russian settlement structures and fully parity relations in the mentioned period between the cities and their outskirts. Somewhat later, when the respective excavations were being deplo…
Material Culture of the Rural Suburb Population of the Medieval Kyiv
As a result of large-scale excavations of a few unfortified settlements next to the capital city along with the previously received materials from studying the same category of archaeological sites, quite a huge amount of data has been collected that is fully sufficient in order to provide characteristic of material and some elements of spiritual culture of the population of the mentioned socio-economic formations. Most of the researched settleme…
Remarks About Outfits Midieval Peasantry (From Researches in 2007—2011 of Khodosiivka-Roslavske Settlement)
In spite of the parity relations between the medieval towns and their country surroundings and the high level of development of the settlement structures tracked during the wide-scale research of the settlements of the Southern Russ, the new excavations in the non-fortified settlements keep brining certain discoveries. This is remarkable at Khodosivka-Roslavske settlement found by the Northern Expedition in 2007. The working over of the results o…
The Forgotten Cell of the Dnipro Line of Fortifications
Within the village of Hrebeni on the middle Dnieper and in the surrounding area, a significant amount is known number of extraordinary archaeological sites, so it is not surprising that the study antiquities of the microregion were started by V. V. Khvoyka. Study of the region dates back to the second half of the last century, when in the field of view scientists got the sights from the time of primitiveness to the Middle Ages. One of it were men…
Cemetery of the Cossack Age on the Middle Dnieper
In 2006, the Stayky team of the Northern Expedition of the Institute of Archaeology discovered the multi-layered settlements on the edge of the plateau north of the village and on the Dnieper islands opposite it and carried out the rescue excavations of the well-known center including the various settlements and a Cossack cemetery. The materials of the settlement structure have already been published, as well as the exploration of the historical …
Military and Dual-purpose Items in the Medieval Settlement of Lisnyky-Bezodnia
Weaponry, horseman's, and warhorse's equipment for unfortified settlements were traditionally considered unusual. Only in the last quarter of the XX century, after extensive studies of the villages of southern Rus, a conclusion was made about the parity of relations between cities and their rural environment and about the inherent character of the rural centers of the mentioned category of things. However, recurrences of the old views continue to…
New Trypillian Plastics From the Middle Dnieper Region
The anthropomorphic figurines from Trypillian sites reflect not only certain ideological views and aesthetic preferences of the respective populations but also serve as reliable indicators for determining the placement of communities within the general structure of the Cucuteni-Trypillia cultural complex. This holds true for the figurines discovered by the Northern Expedition of the Institute of Archaeology of the National Academy of Sciences of …
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