Yana Yakovyshyna
Biographic Data
| ID | 8824060 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yana Yakovyshyna |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yana |
| FAMILY NAME | Yakovyshyna |
| SIGNATURE | YAKOVYSHYNA Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7539-6706 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Multilayered Archaeological Site of Lisna Slobidka Xii in the Sub-Carpathian Area
The article examines and introduces into scientific circulation materials from the Lisna Slobidka XII site in the Sub-Carpathian area. The site is located near the village, specifically in its south-eastern outskirts (in the Gryada tract). Ancient settlements occupied the gentle slope of the right bank of the Dobrovidka River (a left tributary of the Prut River). The collection consists of artefacts found during surface surveys in 2008—2009 and 2…
Research of the multilayered site of Kavsko I in the Stryi region in 2024
The results of archaeological research conducted by the expedition of the I. Krypiakevych Institute of Ukrainian Studies of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine in 2024 on the territory of the Kavsko I site in Stryi district of the Lviv region are presented. It is noted that the site was discovered during the work carried out by the expedition of the Lviv Historical Museum under the leadership of K. Berniakovych in 1956–1957. As a result, …
Archaeological research of the Trypilian settlement of Spas
The results of archaeological research on the fortified two-layer settlement of the Eneolithic and Late Bronze/Early Iron Age near the village of Spas, Kolomyia district, Ivano-Frankivsk region, are presented. It is noted that during the excavation works at the settlement, measurements of the rampart and moat were taken, and three trenches were dug. In trench 1, the remains of a structure–dwelling 1–were recorded. One of its ends was traced (indi…
Archaeological exhibition "Field research carried out in 2023"
The results of the opening of the exhibition at the Archaeological Museum of the I. Krypiakevych Institute of Ukrainian Studies of the NAS of Ukraine on March 14, 2023 are highlighted. The results of field archaeological research in 2023 under the leadership of Maria Voitovych, Yana Yakovyshyna, Andriy Havinskyi, are highlighted
Results of archaeological research of the territory of Volhynian-Podillian Upland (near Slovita)
The results of archaeological surveys conducted on the territory of Male Polissia and the Hologory Upland near the Slovita village are presented. It is noted that during the work on the Uplands, eight barrows were recorded that formed two clusters of three mounds each and two single mounds. It was established that a common feature for all barrows is their localization along the tops of the hills, or on the slopes closer to the top. It is indicate…
Archaeological Map of the Sites of Trypillia Ві–віі Stage on the Territory of the Upper and Middle Dnister Region
Adam Kirkor
It is well known that the Trypillia culture in Ukraine was singled out by Vincenc Chvojka (Vikentii Khvoika — in Ukrainian) based on his research in the Dnipro region at the end of the 19th century. However, a little earlier, the same sites were studied in Eastern Galicia, Dnister region, by Polish researchers: Adam Kirkor, Izydor Kopernicki, Władysław Przybysławski, and Gotfryd Ossowski. The territory, where Trypillian settlements were discovere…
Trypillian settlement Bilche Zolote Park I (based on the materials of surveys conducted by Valentyna Kravets in 1952)
Bilche-Zolote Park I belongs to the Zalischyky group of sites, so to determine its place (micro-chronology) inside the group, paintings on ceramics were considered and a comparative analysis with the decor of vessels from other settlements was conducted. Special attention is paid to motifs, elements of ornament, and color solutions. Finds discovered in 1952 were put into scientific use. This material was systematized and supplemented with vessels…
Collection of ceramic from Trypillian settlement of Shypyntsi A in the context of changes of painted tableware on the turn of stages BI and BI-BII
Attention is paid at the article to ceramic ware of Trypillia settlement of Shypyntsi A, which belongs to stage BI. Some of the materials were processed in Historical Museum of Lviv, other part are taken from O. Kandyba's works. This site is interesting because it belongs to the final period of Trypillia BI and is promising for examination of changes in the shape and ornamentation of tableware during the end of stage BI – beginning of BI–BII and …
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Collection of ceramic from Trypillian settlement of Shypyntsi A in the context of changes of painted tableware on the turn of stages BI and BI-BII
Attention is paid at the article to ceramic ware of Trypillia settlement of Shypyntsi A, which belongs to stage BI. Some of the materials were processed in Historical Museum of Lviv, other part are taken from O. Kandyba's works. This site is interesting because it belongs to the final period of Trypillia BI and is promising for examination of changes in the shape and ornamentation of tableware during the end of stage BI – beginning of BI–BII and …
Trypillian settlement Bilche Zolote Park I (based on the materials of surveys conducted by Valentyna Kravets in 1952)
Bilche-Zolote Park I belongs to the Zalischyky group of sites, so to determine its place (micro-chronology) inside the group, paintings on ceramics were considered and a comparative analysis with the decor of vessels from other settlements was conducted. Special attention is paid to motifs, elements of ornament, and color solutions. Finds discovered in 1952 were put into scientific use. This material was systematized and supplemented with vessels…
Archaeological Map of the Sites of Trypillia Ві–віі Stage on the Territory of the Upper and Middle Dnister Region
Adam Kirkor
It is well known that the Trypillia culture in Ukraine was singled out by Vincenc Chvojka (Vikentii Khvoika — in Ukrainian) based on his research in the Dnipro region at the end of the 19th century. However, a little earlier, the same sites were studied in Eastern Galicia, Dnister region, by Polish researchers: Adam Kirkor, Izydor Kopernicki, Władysław Przybysławski, and Gotfryd Ossowski. The territory, where Trypillian settlements were discovere…
Archaeological exhibition "Field research carried out in 2023"
The results of the opening of the exhibition at the Archaeological Museum of the I. Krypiakevych Institute of Ukrainian Studies of the NAS of Ukraine on March 14, 2023 are highlighted. The results of field archaeological research in 2023 under the leadership of Maria Voitovych, Yana Yakovyshyna, Andriy Havinskyi, are highlighted
Results of archaeological research of the territory of Volhynian-Podillian Upland (near Slovita)
The results of archaeological surveys conducted on the territory of Male Polissia and the Hologory Upland near the Slovita village are presented. It is noted that during the work on the Uplands, eight barrows were recorded that formed two clusters of three mounds each and two single mounds. It was established that a common feature for all barrows is their localization along the tops of the hills, or on the slopes closer to the top. It is indicate…
Research of the multilayered site of Kavsko I in the Stryi region in 2024
The results of archaeological research conducted by the expedition of the I. Krypiakevych Institute of Ukrainian Studies of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine in 2024 on the territory of the Kavsko I site in Stryi district of the Lviv region are presented. It is noted that the site was discovered during the work carried out by the expedition of the Lviv Historical Museum under the leadership of K. Berniakovych in 1956–1957. As a result, …
Archaeological research of the Trypilian settlement of Spas
The results of archaeological research on the fortified two-layer settlement of the Eneolithic and Late Bronze/Early Iron Age near the village of Spas, Kolomyia district, Ivano-Frankivsk region, are presented. It is noted that during the excavation works at the settlement, measurements of the rampart and moat were taken, and three trenches were dug. In trench 1, the remains of a structure–dwelling 1–were recorded. One of its ends was traced (indi…
Multilayered Archaeological Site of Lisna Slobidka Xii in the Sub-Carpathian Area
The article examines and introduces into scientific circulation materials from the Lisna Slobidka XII site in the Sub-Carpathian area. The site is located near the village, specifically in its south-eastern outskirts (in the Gryada tract). Ancient settlements occupied the gentle slope of the right bank of the Dobrovidka River (a left tributary of the Prut River). The collection consists of artefacts found during surface surveys in 2008—2009 and 2…
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