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Tetiana Rudych

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ID8812845
NAMETetiana Rudych
GIVEN NAMESTetiana
FAMILY NAMERudych
SIGNATURERUDYCH T
AFFILIATIONSNational Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS5
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT5
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2016
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2022
H-INDEX0
  • The Population of the Cherniakhiv Culture According to the Materials of the Cherkasy Centre Burial Ground (Craniological Aspect)

    Open Access•Tetiana Rudych, Tetyana Rudich•ARTICLE•Arheologia•2022

    The burial ground Cherkasy-Center of the Cherniakhiv culture was investigated in 1991—2003. Researchers date its foundation to the turn of 3rd—4th centuries AD, and the completion of functioning by the first decades of 5th century. During the excavations, anthropological material was obtained. The skulls of this population were measured and studied using classical anthropological methods, and comparative analysis was carried out using multivariat…

  • Population of Kyiv Podil in Ancient Rus Period

    Open Access•Tetiana Rudych, Tetyana Rudich et al.•ARTICLE•Arheologia•2021

    Anthropological material comes from three burial grounds from the territory of Lower Town excavated in 2003—2004. The skulls of these populations were measured and studied by classical anthropological methods, and their comparative analysis was conducted by the methods of multivariate statistic (factors analysis). The main characteristics of the united male series of Podil are long, medium-wide and high mesocranial skulls. The face is broad and m…

  • The Population of the Forest-Steppe Zone of Ukraine During the Scythian Time

    Open Access•Tetyana Rudich, Tetiana Rudych•ARTICLE•Arheologia•2020

    The issue on the composition of the forest-steppe population of Ukraine of the Scythian time was considered by historians, archaeologists, linguists and anthropologists. Recently, the database on the anthropology of the steppe Scythia population has been expanded. It allowed researchers to take a fresh look at both the population of the steppe and forest-steppe zones of Ukraine of the mentioned period. In the article, craniological materials of t…

  • The Nomadic Component of the Middle Dnieper (Right Bank Ukraine) Population of Ancient Rus Time According to Anthropological Data

    Open Access•Tetyana Rudich, Tetiana Rudych•ARTICLE•Arheologia•2019

    The relationship between the nomadic and Slavic population of the Middle Dnieper during Kievan Rus period was considered by historians, archaeologists and linguists. The issue connected with the influence of nomads on the anthropological composition of the population formation in the region was considered poorly by anthropologists. Anthropologists associated separate skulls with people from nomadic groups, the Caucasoid features of which were wea…

  • Anthropological Material from Excvations at Luka (Kuchary), an Ancient Rus Burial

    Open Access•Tetiana Rudych•ARTICLE•Arheologia•2016

    Ground Described is the anthropological material from the burial ground Luka (Kuchary) of Kyiv Rus period. Presented are the results of its comparison with the synchronous and chronologically close populations of the Slavs and their neighbours. Men’s and women’s groups from Luka show a strong eastern nature of its relation to the population of Saltovo-Mayak culture. Taking into account the morphology, a statistical analysis of craniological mater…

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  • Anthropological Material from Excvations at Luka (Kuchary), an Ancient Rus Burial

    Open Access•Tetiana Rudych•ARTICLE•Arheologia•2016

    Ground Described is the anthropological material from the burial ground Luka (Kuchary) of Kyiv Rus period. Presented are the results of its comparison with the synchronous and chronologically close populations of the Slavs and their neighbours. Men’s and women’s groups from Luka show a strong eastern nature of its relation to the population of Saltovo-Mayak culture. Taking into account the morphology, a statistical analysis of craniological mater…

  • The Nomadic Component of the Middle Dnieper (Right Bank Ukraine) Population of Ancient Rus Time According to Anthropological Data

    Open Access•Tetyana Rudich, Tetiana Rudych•ARTICLE•Arheologia•2019

    The relationship between the nomadic and Slavic population of the Middle Dnieper during Kievan Rus period was considered by historians, archaeologists and linguists. The issue connected with the influence of nomads on the anthropological composition of the population formation in the region was considered poorly by anthropologists. Anthropologists associated separate skulls with people from nomadic groups, the Caucasoid features of which were wea…

  • The Population of the Forest-Steppe Zone of Ukraine During the Scythian Time

    Open Access•Tetyana Rudich, Tetiana Rudych•ARTICLE•Arheologia•2020

    The issue on the composition of the forest-steppe population of Ukraine of the Scythian time was considered by historians, archaeologists, linguists and anthropologists. Recently, the database on the anthropology of the steppe Scythia population has been expanded. It allowed researchers to take a fresh look at both the population of the steppe and forest-steppe zones of Ukraine of the mentioned period. In the article, craniological materials of t…

  • Population of Kyiv Podil in Ancient Rus Period

    Open Access•Tetiana Rudych, Tetyana Rudich et al.•ARTICLE•Arheologia•2021

    Anthropological material comes from three burial grounds from the territory of Lower Town excavated in 2003—2004. The skulls of these populations were measured and studied by classical anthropological methods, and their comparative analysis was conducted by the methods of multivariate statistic (factors analysis). The main characteristics of the united male series of Podil are long, medium-wide and high mesocranial skulls. The face is broad and m…

  • The Population of the Cherniakhiv Culture According to the Materials of the Cherkasy Centre Burial Ground (Craniological Aspect)

    Open Access•Tetiana Rudych, Tetyana Rudich•ARTICLE•Arheologia•2022

    The burial ground Cherkasy-Center of the Cherniakhiv culture was investigated in 1991—2003. Researchers date its foundation to the turn of 3rd—4th centuries AD, and the completion of functioning by the first decades of 5th century. During the excavations, anthropological material was obtained. The skulls of this population were measured and studied using classical anthropological methods, and comparative analysis was carried out using multivariat…

Demography (5 works) · Geography (5 works) · Population (5 works) · Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (4 works) · Archaeology (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Ancient history (2 works) · Art (2 works) · Biology (2 works) · Historical and Archaeological Studies (2 works)

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