Yu V Boltryk
Biographic Data
| ID | 8813146 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yu V Boltryk |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yu V |
| FAMILY NAME | Boltryk |
| SIGNATURE | BOLTRYK Y V |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7816-4502 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Sarmatian Warrior Burial in a Barrow on the Arabatska Spit
The burial assemblage of barrow 1, discovered in 2018 by the Arabatska Expedition of the Institute of Archaeology of the NAS of Ukraine headed by Yu. Boltryk is presented in the paper. The Bronze Age barrow was located in the northern part of the Arabatska Spit, near the Shchaslyvtseve village, Genichesk district, Kherson region. This barrow was part of the group of four barrows that were located in a line for 1.68 km from the Sea of Azov to Siva…
Could King Ateas Have Been Buried in Chortomlyk Barrow
The authors’ new approach to the burial complex of the Chortomlyk barrow as the tomb of King Ateas is presented in the paper. He was the most famous Scythian king who appeared on the pages of history as «long-lived» and as an opponent of King Philip II of Macedonia. Since we know the date of the Macedonian battle with the Scythians and the death of King Ateas, the balanced correlation of narrative sources with archaeological sources allows us to …
Ancient Hellenes at the Mouth of the Borysthenes (Basic Function and Attribution of Bilozerka Settlement)
The paper foremost examines the diverse ethno-cultural characteristics of the Bilozerka settlement. During the second half of the nineteenth century and the first decades of the twentieth century, all researchers believed that it was founded by Greeks. In the second half of the twentieth century, it was mostly attributed to the Scythian group of sites of the Lower Dnipro region. Only due to the archaeological materials from its excavations in the…
The Oldest Transport Artery of Scythia (Lower Hypanis — Middle Course of Borysthenes Track)
The article examines the connection between the archaeological sites of the pre-Scythian and Scythian times and the key watersheds of Right Bank Ukraine, as routes of potential overland communications that used to move goods in ancient times. One of the impetuses for turning to this topic was the discovery of four archaic amphorae (one whole from Klazomenai, others from Lesbos) at the recently discovered Khotynets hillfort in Poland, which is loc…
Kurgan on Briienn Hill Near Artsyz City
The article publishes materials of a mound excavated in 1972 in the steppes of Budzhak near Artsyz. The topography and cartography of this archaeological site are first considered. The 6 m high embankment was filled in five steps. It contains 23 burials, 21 of which date from the Bronze Age and two from the Scythian period. The original embankment was built over the burial of the Usatov culture. For the second time, the mound was poured over the …
Traces of the Ancient Paths in the Steppe Tavria
The original appearance of the steppe surface of the southern part of the eastern European plane was transformed by the centuries of the anthropogenic impact. Along with feather grass the traces of the ancient roads have disappeared. However, the satellite images still detect the areas around some kurhans having kept the waggons traces. We can recognize them due to the different color of vegetation as well as by the coloration of the open soil. T…
On the Establishment of the Kurgan Archaeology in Ukraine
The book of memoirs of our teacher, Professor Alexander Leskov (1933—2017) prompted us to address the topic of the deployment of a wide front of archaeological research in the areas of reclamation construction in the south of Ukraine. Unfortunately, posthumously. It is said that one can say either good or nothing about the departed. Such approach is appropriate in memorial ceremonies or in nostalgic memories of a round date. But «Archaeologist’s …
Scythian Barrows Between Chmyreva Mohyla and Haimanova Mohyla (Northern Steppe Periphery of Velyka Bilozerka)
In 1970 and 1972 four Scythian Age barrows near Velyka Bilozerka village, Zaporizhia Oblast, were excavared. Barrow 2/1970. Two graves were discovered. One of them was totally looted. Another one was the tomb of the «archer» dated to the first half of the 4th century BC. It is notable due to the full quiver set where bronze, bone, and wooden arrowheads were combined. Barrow 1/1972. All Scythian Age graves were looted. Despite this fact, the barro…
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On the Establishment of the Kurgan Archaeology in Ukraine
The book of memoirs of our teacher, Professor Alexander Leskov (1933—2017) prompted us to address the topic of the deployment of a wide front of archaeological research in the areas of reclamation construction in the south of Ukraine. Unfortunately, posthumously. It is said that one can say either good or nothing about the departed. Such approach is appropriate in memorial ceremonies or in nostalgic memories of a round date. But «Archaeologist’s …
Scythian Barrows Between Chmyreva Mohyla and Haimanova Mohyla (Northern Steppe Periphery of Velyka Bilozerka)
In 1970 and 1972 four Scythian Age barrows near Velyka Bilozerka village, Zaporizhia Oblast, were excavared. Barrow 2/1970. Two graves were discovered. One of them was totally looted. Another one was the tomb of the «archer» dated to the first half of the 4th century BC. It is notable due to the full quiver set where bronze, bone, and wooden arrowheads were combined. Barrow 1/1972. All Scythian Age graves were looted. Despite this fact, the barro…
Kurgan on Briienn Hill Near Artsyz City
The article publishes materials of a mound excavated in 1972 in the steppes of Budzhak near Artsyz. The topography and cartography of this archaeological site are first considered. The 6 m high embankment was filled in five steps. It contains 23 burials, 21 of which date from the Bronze Age and two from the Scythian period. The original embankment was built over the burial of the Usatov culture. For the second time, the mound was poured over the …
Traces of the Ancient Paths in the Steppe Tavria
The original appearance of the steppe surface of the southern part of the eastern European plane was transformed by the centuries of the anthropogenic impact. Along with feather grass the traces of the ancient roads have disappeared. However, the satellite images still detect the areas around some kurhans having kept the waggons traces. We can recognize them due to the different color of vegetation as well as by the coloration of the open soil. T…
The Oldest Transport Artery of Scythia (Lower Hypanis — Middle Course of Borysthenes Track)
The article examines the connection between the archaeological sites of the pre-Scythian and Scythian times and the key watersheds of Right Bank Ukraine, as routes of potential overland communications that used to move goods in ancient times. One of the impetuses for turning to this topic was the discovery of four archaic amphorae (one whole from Klazomenai, others from Lesbos) at the recently discovered Khotynets hillfort in Poland, which is loc…
Could King Ateas Have Been Buried in Chortomlyk Barrow
The authors’ new approach to the burial complex of the Chortomlyk barrow as the tomb of King Ateas is presented in the paper. He was the most famous Scythian king who appeared on the pages of history as «long-lived» and as an opponent of King Philip II of Macedonia. Since we know the date of the Macedonian battle with the Scythians and the death of King Ateas, the balanced correlation of narrative sources with archaeological sources allows us to …
Ancient Hellenes at the Mouth of the Borysthenes (Basic Function and Attribution of Bilozerka Settlement)
The paper foremost examines the diverse ethno-cultural characteristics of the Bilozerka settlement. During the second half of the nineteenth century and the first decades of the twentieth century, all researchers believed that it was founded by Greeks. In the second half of the twentieth century, it was mostly attributed to the Scythian group of sites of the Lower Dnipro region. Only due to the archaeological materials from its excavations in the…
Sarmatian Warrior Burial in a Barrow on the Arabatska Spit
The burial assemblage of barrow 1, discovered in 2018 by the Arabatska Expedition of the Institute of Archaeology of the NAS of Ukraine headed by Yu. Boltryk is presented in the paper. The Bronze Age barrow was located in the northern part of the Arabatska Spit, near the Shchaslyvtseve village, Genichesk district, Kherson region. This barrow was part of the group of four barrows that were located in a line for 1.68 km from the Sea of Azov to Siva…
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