O D Mogylov
Biographic Data
| ID | 8804767 |
|---|---|
| NAME | O D Mogylov |
| GIVEN NAMES | O D |
| FAMILY NAME | Mogylov |
| SIGNATURE | MOGYLOV O D |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2400-2380 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 21 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 21 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Moundless Burial Grounds of the Scythian Period in the Territory of the Western Podillian Group
The article is devoted to the study of Scythian moundless burial grounds located within the territory of the Western Podillian Group of sites in the Middle Dniester region. It examines the burial rites, material culture, and ethnocultural attribution.
New Data to the Chronology and History of the Early Nomads of Northern Part of Right-Bank Dnieper Steppe
Archaeological sites as well as historical sources include not only classical antiquities — settlements, burials or hoards. Any ancient artefact, if it is reliably ‘tied’ to the place of discovery, i. e. has a geographical localization, may well qualify for the above-mentioned role. The accidental finds, discovered in the places where there are no reliable settlements or funerary sites, are also of particular importance. In this case, they are, i…
Non-Barrow Burial Grounds of Scythians of the Lower Dnipro Region (Funerary and Commemorative Ritual Practices)
The purpose of the research paper is to analyze the funerary and commemorative ritual practices of burial grounds containing non-barrow (non-kurgan) burials, concentrated in the Steppe Dnipro region. It is important to study the topography of the sites, the objects placed over and around the burials, and the types of burials. Ritual practices associated with the treatment of the deceased’s body, such as its orientation and body position, as well …
Scythian Period Funerary Constructions of the Svitlovodsk Cemetery in the Middle Dnipro Region
The article is devoted to the analysis of the burial structures discovered at the Svitlovodsk cemetery of the Scythian period in the Kirovohrad oblast, located in the south of the Dnipro Right-Bank Forest-Steppe region. Comparisons are made with analogous grave structures of the Middle Scythian and Late Scythian stages in the forest-steppe and steppe regions. Their chronology is determined
Cultural Attribution of the Assemblage Near the Kruglik Village in Northern Bukovina Discovered in 1959
In 1959 the expedition of the Chernivtsi University headed by I. S. Vynokur excavated archaeological sites near the Kruhlyk village in Khotyn district of Chernivtsi region. That year the object with burnt layers was excavated. The site was a chamber of 4.3 Ч 4 m. Along its perimeter there were 8 round holes connected by a narrow groove, which formed the outer perimeter of the object, enclosing it on all sides, except for the southwestern one. The…
Funeral and memorial rites of the Svetlovodsk burial ground of the Scythians in Central Ukraine
The article is devoted to the characteristics of the funeral rite of the Svetlovodsk burial ground. It is located in the south of the Dnieper Right-Bank Forest-Steppe region, on the border with the Scythian Steppe. The necropolis was explored in 1975, 1979-1986, 1989-990 under the direction of N.M. Boky and I.A. Kozyr’. During the work, 161 burials of the Scythian time were excavated. The burial ground arose in the Middle Scythian time, but was m…
Barrow of the Scythian Period Near Malynivtsi Village in Podillya
During the Scythian Age the territory of Middle Dnister basin was occupied by the West-Podillia group of sites. It is characterized by the widespread use of burials under stone mounds. Burials were carried out both by cremation and inhumation burial rites. The group of barrows was excavated in 2003 by the expedition of the Kamianets-Podilskyi University with participation of the Institute of Archeology of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukrai…
Early Iron Age Mound Near the Village Malynivtsi in Podillia
The purpose of the research paper is to introduce the materials of mound 1 near the village of Malynivtsi in the Middle Dniester region to scientific circulation. It is crucial to characterize its funeral rites, as well as to attribute the inventory complex. Burials are included in the list of synchronous antiquities of the region. The social attribution of the persons buried there is conducted. The scientific novelty of the work is in the genera…
Redvyntsi — the Funeral and Memorial Complex of a Rider of the Scythian Period in Northern Podillia
In 1973, the archaeological expedition of Kamianets-Podilskyi Pedagogical Institute under the leadership of A. F. Hutsal and I. S. Vynokur investigated the mound no. 1 near Redvyntsi village in Khmelnytskyi District and Oblast, in the upper reaches of the Southern Buh basin. The graveyard of five mounds was located 0.5 km southwest from Redvyntsi, on the territory of the collective farm garden. The height of the embankments, located 50—60 m from …
On the History of the Study of Scythian Sites at Dniprо Nadporizhzhya Area (The Burial Ground Near the 3rd Quarry of Dniprobud)
During the period between First and Second World Wars a large-scale archaeological research was carried out in connection with the construction of the Dnieper Hydroelectric Station (the DniproHES). Large number of ancient sites felt into the area of flooding and destruction. In order to study them the Dniprobud expedition was organized which carried out significant excavations in 1927—1932 under the head of D. I. Yavornytskyi. Among the excavated…
A Mound of the Early Scythian Period near Shutnivtsi Village in Middle Dnister Region
The article is dedicated to the description of the mound no. 5 contents near Shutnivtsi village of Kamianets-Podilskyi region, Khmelnytskyi Oblast. The monument was explored in 1999 by the Expedition of Kamianets-Podilskyi University and headed by A. F. Hutsal. The height of the mound was 0.5—0.6 m, the diameter — 8 m. The embankment consisted of soil with stones. Under the embankment, after rabotage, there were discovered the remains of stone st…
The Barrow of the Early Iron Age Near Motronyn Hillfort
In 2019, the Scythian Right-bank expedition organized by the Institute of Archaeology of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine and the National Historical and Cultural Reserve «Chyhyryn» excavated the barrows on the Motronyn hillfort suburb, located near Melnyky village, Chyhyryn district, Cherkasy Region, in the south of the Forest-Steppe of Dnieper Right-bank area. The barrows were erected in pre-Scythian Age and the barrow 97 also contai…
Findings of Bone Cheek-Pieces of the Early Iron Age in Kharkiv Region
The paper characterizes the bone cheek-pieces found on the Siversky Donets basin in the Kharkiv region and dated to the pre-Scythian time and the Scythian Age. The typological attribution of products is carried out. Their chronological position has been clarified. The paper presents the analogies of the cheek-piece from the Pechenihy territorial community belonging to the pre-Scythian time (with some parallels of decor in the early Chornolissya t…
The Second Mykhailivka Barrow, the 5th Century BC Monument in the Tiasmyn River Region
In 2018—2019, the Scythian Right-bank Ukraine expedition, organized by the Institute of Archaeology of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine and the National Historical and Cultural Reserve “Chyhyryn” conducted a research of the barrows near Mykhailivka village, Kamianka district, Cherkasy Region. A group of two barrows was located on a high cape to the north-east of the village, in “Shpyli” tract. Barrow No. 2 had a height of 1.02 m and a …
Early Scythian Barrow With Cremation on the Western Podillia
In the early Scythian time, the Western Podillia group of monuments was distinguished on the territory of the Middle Dniester. A large cluster of complexes stands out in the middle course of the Zbruch River, the left tributary of the Dniester. Barrow groups, in particular, were excavated near Spasivka and Ivankivtsi villages, Horodok district, Khmelnytskyi Region. Barrow No. 5, explored in 2010, was completely plowed up and was distinguished on …
The Earrings of the Svitlovodsk Cemetery
Scythian tribes and their North Pontic neighbors had a magnificent set of jewelry in their everyday life: beads, bracelets, appliques for costume decoration, rings, earrings, torques, pins. One of these categories, the earrings, is widely represented in the large Svitlovodsk cemetery on the south of the Dnieper Right Bank Forest-Steppe. During the 1975—1990 by archaeological expeditions under the direction of N. M. Bokiy and I. A. Kozyr more than…
The Armament From the Svitlovodsk Cemetery
The weapon is one of the most representative categories of material culture of the Scythians, entering the «Scythian triad». Armaments are massive material in the graves of not only Scythian nobles, but also ordinary people. It is widely represented in the Svitlovodsk burial ground in the south of the Dnieper Right-Bank Forest-Steppe, where it was recorded in 75 tombs (46.6 % of their total number). As a rule, a larger set of weapons is character…
Scythian bullet-type bronze arrowheads
The bronze bullet arrowhead accompanied by materials of an early Scythian time during the research of the internal rampart of the Motronyn hillfort in a Tiasmyn River basin, in 2017 was found. It complemented a small series of the similar items that originate from the Black Sea region. Approximately thirty similar finds are known today. The nearest analogies were found on the settlements of Zhabotyn and Ivanivka, on the South of Dnieper River Rig…
Scythian «Lock-shaped» Pendants
Scythian «lock-shaped» pendants are peculiar decorations of Scythian period bridle. They were used in horse bridle joining various straps, and also serving for their fixing to a bit and psalia. They used to be the decoration at the same time. They are divided into several types according to their shape. Рendants in shape of «locks» were made of iron in the Early Scythian period and of bronze in the Middle Scythian period. Bucket-shaped pendants o…
On One of Varieties of Scythian Period Buckles
Metal buckles with movable clappers are not frequent findings in Scythian antiquities. In all, 37 items are found in European Scythia; they are dated by the end of the 5th and the 4th centuries BC. All buckles are round and with fixing point-clappers. They are made mostly of iron, and more rarely of bronze, copper, gold, or silver. There are 3 types of them. Type 1 includes buckles with zoomorphic endings, including an item made of precious metal…
Scythian Rider’s Burial at Syniukha River
In 1978, the Expedition of Kirovohrad Local Lore Museum conducted the research at the Scythian mound 32 near Vilshanka Settlement. A Scythian rider’s burial in the pit was discovered under the mound of 1,5 m height and 30 m diameter. The warrior laid on coat of mail armour. He was put together with spears and a quiver set, offering food, and also a horse’s head in bridle. The burial is dated by the 5th century BC. Such dating is confirmed by a se…
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Scythian «Lock-shaped» Pendants
Scythian «lock-shaped» pendants are peculiar decorations of Scythian period bridle. They were used in horse bridle joining various straps, and also serving for their fixing to a bit and psalia. They used to be the decoration at the same time. They are divided into several types according to their shape. Рendants in shape of «locks» were made of iron in the Early Scythian period and of bronze in the Middle Scythian period. Bucket-shaped pendants o…
On One of Varieties of Scythian Period Buckles
Metal buckles with movable clappers are not frequent findings in Scythian antiquities. In all, 37 items are found in European Scythia; they are dated by the end of the 5th and the 4th centuries BC. All buckles are round and with fixing point-clappers. They are made mostly of iron, and more rarely of bronze, copper, gold, or silver. There are 3 types of them. Type 1 includes buckles with zoomorphic endings, including an item made of precious metal…
Scythian Rider’s Burial at Syniukha River
In 1978, the Expedition of Kirovohrad Local Lore Museum conducted the research at the Scythian mound 32 near Vilshanka Settlement. A Scythian rider’s burial in the pit was discovered under the mound of 1,5 m height and 30 m diameter. The warrior laid on coat of mail armour. He was put together with spears and a quiver set, offering food, and also a horse’s head in bridle. The burial is dated by the 5th century BC. Such dating is confirmed by a se…
Scythian bullet-type bronze arrowheads
The bronze bullet arrowhead accompanied by materials of an early Scythian time during the research of the internal rampart of the Motronyn hillfort in a Tiasmyn River basin, in 2017 was found. It complemented a small series of the similar items that originate from the Black Sea region. Approximately thirty similar finds are known today. The nearest analogies were found on the settlements of Zhabotyn and Ivanivka, on the South of Dnieper River Rig…
The Armament From the Svitlovodsk Cemetery
The weapon is one of the most representative categories of material culture of the Scythians, entering the «Scythian triad». Armaments are massive material in the graves of not only Scythian nobles, but also ordinary people. It is widely represented in the Svitlovodsk burial ground in the south of the Dnieper Right-Bank Forest-Steppe, where it was recorded in 75 tombs (46.6 % of their total number). As a rule, a larger set of weapons is character…
The Earrings of the Svitlovodsk Cemetery
Scythian tribes and their North Pontic neighbors had a magnificent set of jewelry in their everyday life: beads, bracelets, appliques for costume decoration, rings, earrings, torques, pins. One of these categories, the earrings, is widely represented in the large Svitlovodsk cemetery on the south of the Dnieper Right Bank Forest-Steppe. During the 1975—1990 by archaeological expeditions under the direction of N. M. Bokiy and I. A. Kozyr more than…
The Barrow of the Early Iron Age Near Motronyn Hillfort
In 2019, the Scythian Right-bank expedition organized by the Institute of Archaeology of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine and the National Historical and Cultural Reserve «Chyhyryn» excavated the barrows on the Motronyn hillfort suburb, located near Melnyky village, Chyhyryn district, Cherkasy Region, in the south of the Forest-Steppe of Dnieper Right-bank area. The barrows were erected in pre-Scythian Age and the barrow 97 also contai…
Findings of Bone Cheek-Pieces of the Early Iron Age in Kharkiv Region
The paper characterizes the bone cheek-pieces found on the Siversky Donets basin in the Kharkiv region and dated to the pre-Scythian time and the Scythian Age. The typological attribution of products is carried out. Their chronological position has been clarified. The paper presents the analogies of the cheek-piece from the Pechenihy territorial community belonging to the pre-Scythian time (with some parallels of decor in the early Chornolissya t…
The Second Mykhailivka Barrow, the 5th Century BC Monument in the Tiasmyn River Region
In 2018—2019, the Scythian Right-bank Ukraine expedition, organized by the Institute of Archaeology of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine and the National Historical and Cultural Reserve “Chyhyryn” conducted a research of the barrows near Mykhailivka village, Kamianka district, Cherkasy Region. A group of two barrows was located on a high cape to the north-east of the village, in “Shpyli” tract. Barrow No. 2 had a height of 1.02 m and a …
Early Scythian Barrow With Cremation on the Western Podillia
In the early Scythian time, the Western Podillia group of monuments was distinguished on the territory of the Middle Dniester. A large cluster of complexes stands out in the middle course of the Zbruch River, the left tributary of the Dniester. Barrow groups, in particular, were excavated near Spasivka and Ivankivtsi villages, Horodok district, Khmelnytskyi Region. Barrow No. 5, explored in 2010, was completely plowed up and was distinguished on …
On the History of the Study of Scythian Sites at Dniprо Nadporizhzhya Area (The Burial Ground Near the 3rd Quarry of Dniprobud)
During the period between First and Second World Wars a large-scale archaeological research was carried out in connection with the construction of the Dnieper Hydroelectric Station (the DniproHES). Large number of ancient sites felt into the area of flooding and destruction. In order to study them the Dniprobud expedition was organized which carried out significant excavations in 1927—1932 under the head of D. I. Yavornytskyi. Among the excavated…
A Mound of the Early Scythian Period near Shutnivtsi Village in Middle Dnister Region
The article is dedicated to the description of the mound no. 5 contents near Shutnivtsi village of Kamianets-Podilskyi region, Khmelnytskyi Oblast. The monument was explored in 1999 by the Expedition of Kamianets-Podilskyi University and headed by A. F. Hutsal. The height of the mound was 0.5—0.6 m, the diameter — 8 m. The embankment consisted of soil with stones. Under the embankment, after rabotage, there were discovered the remains of stone st…
Barrow of the Scythian Period Near Malynivtsi Village in Podillya
During the Scythian Age the territory of Middle Dnister basin was occupied by the West-Podillia group of sites. It is characterized by the widespread use of burials under stone mounds. Burials were carried out both by cremation and inhumation burial rites. The group of barrows was excavated in 2003 by the expedition of the Kamianets-Podilskyi University with participation of the Institute of Archeology of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukrai…
Early Iron Age Mound Near the Village Malynivtsi in Podillia
The purpose of the research paper is to introduce the materials of mound 1 near the village of Malynivtsi in the Middle Dniester region to scientific circulation. It is crucial to characterize its funeral rites, as well as to attribute the inventory complex. Burials are included in the list of synchronous antiquities of the region. The social attribution of the persons buried there is conducted. The scientific novelty of the work is in the genera…
Redvyntsi — the Funeral and Memorial Complex of a Rider of the Scythian Period in Northern Podillia
In 1973, the archaeological expedition of Kamianets-Podilskyi Pedagogical Institute under the leadership of A. F. Hutsal and I. S. Vynokur investigated the mound no. 1 near Redvyntsi village in Khmelnytskyi District and Oblast, in the upper reaches of the Southern Buh basin. The graveyard of five mounds was located 0.5 km southwest from Redvyntsi, on the territory of the collective farm garden. The height of the embankments, located 50—60 m from …
Cultural Attribution of the Assemblage Near the Kruglik Village in Northern Bukovina Discovered in 1959
In 1959 the expedition of the Chernivtsi University headed by I. S. Vynokur excavated archaeological sites near the Kruhlyk village in Khotyn district of Chernivtsi region. That year the object with burnt layers was excavated. The site was a chamber of 4.3 Ч 4 m. Along its perimeter there were 8 round holes connected by a narrow groove, which formed the outer perimeter of the object, enclosing it on all sides, except for the southwestern one. The…
Funeral and memorial rites of the Svetlovodsk burial ground of the Scythians in Central Ukraine
The article is devoted to the characteristics of the funeral rite of the Svetlovodsk burial ground. It is located in the south of the Dnieper Right-Bank Forest-Steppe region, on the border with the Scythian Steppe. The necropolis was explored in 1975, 1979-1986, 1989-990 under the direction of N.M. Boky and I.A. Kozyr’. During the work, 161 burials of the Scythian time were excavated. The burial ground arose in the Middle Scythian time, but was m…
Scythian Period Funerary Constructions of the Svitlovodsk Cemetery in the Middle Dnipro Region
The article is devoted to the analysis of the burial structures discovered at the Svitlovodsk cemetery of the Scythian period in the Kirovohrad oblast, located in the south of the Dnipro Right-Bank Forest-Steppe region. Comparisons are made with analogous grave structures of the Middle Scythian and Late Scythian stages in the forest-steppe and steppe regions. Their chronology is determined
Moundless Burial Grounds of the Scythian Period in the Territory of the Western Podillian Group
The article is devoted to the study of Scythian moundless burial grounds located within the territory of the Western Podillian Group of sites in the Middle Dniester region. It examines the burial rites, material culture, and ethnocultural attribution.
New Data to the Chronology and History of the Early Nomads of Northern Part of Right-Bank Dnieper Steppe
Archaeological sites as well as historical sources include not only classical antiquities — settlements, burials or hoards. Any ancient artefact, if it is reliably ‘tied’ to the place of discovery, i. e. has a geographical localization, may well qualify for the above-mentioned role. The accidental finds, discovered in the places where there are no reliable settlements or funerary sites, are also of particular importance. In this case, they are, i…
Non-Barrow Burial Grounds of Scythians of the Lower Dnipro Region (Funerary and Commemorative Ritual Practices)
The purpose of the research paper is to analyze the funerary and commemorative ritual practices of burial grounds containing non-barrow (non-kurgan) burials, concentrated in the Steppe Dnipro region. It is important to study the topography of the sites, the objects placed over and around the burials, and the types of burials. Ritual practices associated with the treatment of the deceased’s body, such as its orientation and body position, as well …
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