Dmytro Pavliv
Biographic Data
| ID | 8816552 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dmytro Pavliv |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dmytro |
| FAMILY NAME | Pavliv |
| SIGNATURE | PAVLIV D |
| AFFILIATIONS | I.Krypiakevych Institute of Ukrainian Studies National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8486-6551 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The early iron age horizon of the Dobrostany II site in the Vereshchytsia river basin
The multilayered site of Dobrostany II was investigated in 2004–2005 during the construction of the planned Krakovets–Lviv highway. It is located southeast of the village of Dobrostany, Yavoriv district, Lviv region, occupying the southern part of a cape overlooking the marshy floodplain of the Dobrostanka stream, a right tributary of the Vereshchytsia River. Geomorphologically, this area belongs to the southern slopes of the Yaniv Roztochchia, i…
Memories of Professor Jan Machnik
The article is devoted to the figure of the distinguished Polish archaeologist Jan Machnik and his significant contribution to the study of prehistoric cultures in Central and Eastern Europe. Drawing on colleagues’ memoirs, the paper highlights his scholarly, organisational, and pedagogical activities, with particular emphasis on his role in fostering international cooperation after Ukraine’s independence. Special attention is given to the long-t…
Newly Discovered Archaeological Sites of the Central-Western Part of Lviv Region
The results of the 2011 archaeological survey of the central-western part of the Lviv region within the former Horodok (now Lviv) district are presented. The natural and geographical features of the studied microregion are characterized, the main types of archaeological sites are highlighted, and the previous history of their study is summarized. A catalog of newly discovered and surveyed settlements, barrows, hillforts, and locations was compile…
«Sacrificial» cups in burials of Bronze Age and Early Iron Age
It was established that in exploring the spiritual culture of ancient societies, an important place is occupied by the study of funeral rites, in particular special funeral ceramics, its functions in funeral rituals, and its symbolic meaning. It was found that in the ceramic complexes of several cultures of the Late Bronze Age and Early Iron Age in Europe (Urnfield culture of the North Alpine and Middle Danube regions, Lusatian culture, culture o…
Sites of Bronze age in the area of building of highway Krakovets–Lviv
The article presents the results of research conducted in 2004 on two sites of the Bronze Age that were discovered on the route of the projected concessional highway Krakovets–Lviv. The multilayered settlement of Dobrostany I is located on one of the southern spurs of Janivske Roztochchia cut through by the valley of the Vereschytsia River. In addition to the large, ground structures of the Early Iron Age, some finds of Neolithic and Early Middle…
Golden hoard from Bushtino (Ukraine)
The territory of the modern Transcarpathian region of Ukraine is rich in Bronze Age hoards (about 200 complexes are known). However, just a small part of them includes only gold objects. The gold items of the treasure were interpreted as Tarpa type earrings and dated to the Opaya horizon (BD). Re-analysis of the finding allowed reviewing the data of the statement. The article proposes to refer the complex to the period of the BC and, perhaps, eve…
Semantics of images of funeral vessels from Rovantsi cemetery of the Final Bronze Age
The study of the semantics of images on archaeological artifacts is a matter of great interest, because the content of ornamental compositions, ideograms, symbolic signs can be interpreted in the context of the sphere of contemporary religious doctrines. This also applies to the ornamentation of ceramic ware found in burials. During the research of bi-ritual cemetery of Ulvivets-Rovantsi cultural group in Rovantsi (Volhyn region), dated back to t…
Special Forms of Ceramic Ware From Burial Complexes of Ulvivok-Rovantsi Type
During studies of the cemeteries of Ulvivok-Rovantsi type, which are located in the South-Western of Volhynia region and can be dated back to X–VIII centuries BC, several very specific vase-shaped vessels were found. According to its scarcity, originality of the form and the absence of analogies among preceding, and chronologically synchronous and territorially close archaeological cultures, they can be considered as a certain “phenomenon” in the…
Research of Archaeological Sites in Vyshnia River Basin in 2014-2015
The Vyshnia River basin is one of interesting regions for the modern archaeological science because it was one of the most important contact zones of the ancient cultures of Eastern and Central Europe. Archaeological sites studied in this area are Zarichchia 4, Berehove 2, Oselia 5, Oselia 15, Khorosnytsia 6, Dernaky 4, Sarny 1, Maksymtsi 11, Myshliatychi 7, and Kniazhyi Mist 11. They can uncover a lot of valuable material to study the developmen…
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Research of Archaeological Sites in Vyshnia River Basin in 2014-2015
The Vyshnia River basin is one of interesting regions for the modern archaeological science because it was one of the most important contact zones of the ancient cultures of Eastern and Central Europe. Archaeological sites studied in this area are Zarichchia 4, Berehove 2, Oselia 5, Oselia 15, Khorosnytsia 6, Dernaky 4, Sarny 1, Maksymtsi 11, Myshliatychi 7, and Kniazhyi Mist 11. They can uncover a lot of valuable material to study the developmen…
Special Forms of Ceramic Ware From Burial Complexes of Ulvivok-Rovantsi Type
During studies of the cemeteries of Ulvivok-Rovantsi type, which are located in the South-Western of Volhynia region and can be dated back to X–VIII centuries BC, several very specific vase-shaped vessels were found. According to its scarcity, originality of the form and the absence of analogies among preceding, and chronologically synchronous and territorially close archaeological cultures, they can be considered as a certain “phenomenon” in the…
Golden hoard from Bushtino (Ukraine)
The territory of the modern Transcarpathian region of Ukraine is rich in Bronze Age hoards (about 200 complexes are known). However, just a small part of them includes only gold objects. The gold items of the treasure were interpreted as Tarpa type earrings and dated to the Opaya horizon (BD). Re-analysis of the finding allowed reviewing the data of the statement. The article proposes to refer the complex to the period of the BC and, perhaps, eve…
Semantics of images of funeral vessels from Rovantsi cemetery of the Final Bronze Age
The study of the semantics of images on archaeological artifacts is a matter of great interest, because the content of ornamental compositions, ideograms, symbolic signs can be interpreted in the context of the sphere of contemporary religious doctrines. This also applies to the ornamentation of ceramic ware found in burials. During the research of bi-ritual cemetery of Ulvivets-Rovantsi cultural group in Rovantsi (Volhyn region), dated back to t…
Sites of Bronze age in the area of building of highway Krakovets–Lviv
The article presents the results of research conducted in 2004 on two sites of the Bronze Age that were discovered on the route of the projected concessional highway Krakovets–Lviv. The multilayered settlement of Dobrostany I is located on one of the southern spurs of Janivske Roztochchia cut through by the valley of the Vereschytsia River. In addition to the large, ground structures of the Early Iron Age, some finds of Neolithic and Early Middle…
«Sacrificial» cups in burials of Bronze Age and Early Iron Age
It was established that in exploring the spiritual culture of ancient societies, an important place is occupied by the study of funeral rites, in particular special funeral ceramics, its functions in funeral rituals, and its symbolic meaning. It was found that in the ceramic complexes of several cultures of the Late Bronze Age and Early Iron Age in Europe (Urnfield culture of the North Alpine and Middle Danube regions, Lusatian culture, culture o…
Newly Discovered Archaeological Sites of the Central-Western Part of Lviv Region
The results of the 2011 archaeological survey of the central-western part of the Lviv region within the former Horodok (now Lviv) district are presented. The natural and geographical features of the studied microregion are characterized, the main types of archaeological sites are highlighted, and the previous history of their study is summarized. A catalog of newly discovered and surveyed settlements, barrows, hillforts, and locations was compile…
Memories of Professor Jan Machnik
The article is devoted to the figure of the distinguished Polish archaeologist Jan Machnik and his significant contribution to the study of prehistoric cultures in Central and Eastern Europe. Drawing on colleagues’ memoirs, the paper highlights his scholarly, organisational, and pedagogical activities, with particular emphasis on his role in fostering international cooperation after Ukraine’s independence. Special attention is given to the long-t…
The early iron age horizon of the Dobrostany II site in the Vereshchytsia river basin
The multilayered site of Dobrostany II was investigated in 2004–2005 during the construction of the planned Krakovets–Lviv highway. It is located southeast of the village of Dobrostany, Yavoriv district, Lviv region, occupying the southern part of a cape overlooking the marshy floodplain of the Dobrostanka stream, a right tributary of the Vereshchytsia River. Geomorphologically, this area belongs to the southern slopes of the Yaniv Roztochchia, i…
Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (8 works) · Archaeology (7 works) · History (7 works) · Geography (6 works) · Ancient history (5 works) · Art (5 works) · Bronze (4 works) · Bronze Age (4 works) · Historical and Archaeological Studies (4 works) · Iron Age (4 works)