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L І Bilynska

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ID8825692
NAMEL І Bilynska
GIVEN NAMESL І
FAMILY NAMEBilynska
SIGNATUREBILYNSKA L І
AFFILIATIONSNational Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
ORCID0000-0002-8037-6424
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS9
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR9
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2021
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX0
  • Pozhnia hoard of agricultural tools

    Open Access•L І Bilynska, A Gorbanenko et al.•ARTICLE•Materials and Studies on…•2025

    In 2018, a «hoard» of ancient agricultural items discovered near the village of Pozhnia was transferred to the Sumy Regional Museum of Local History. It consisted of a coulter with a socketed fastening and three gorbusha scythes (a scythe with a special type of fastening; one of them with a ring for fastening). Such coulters are still rare, and their findings are known only from Slavic sites of three archaeological cultures: Borshevo, Volyntseve-…

  • A Medieval Hoard of Silver Ingots Discovered near Dernove Village in Sumy Oblast

    Open Access•Oleksii Komar, L І Bilynska et al.•ARTICLE•Arheologia•2025

    In the article, a medieval hoard of silver payment ingots discovered in 2019 in the vicinity of Dernove village, Ukraine (Vorsklytsia River basin), is considered. The treasure consists of five stick-shaped ingots with a total weight of 981.95 g. The weight of the ingots is 194.56–198.98 g, length 14.3–15.4 cm, silver content is 98.1–98.5 %. An XRF elemental analysis of the metal’s composition and its comparison with medieval coins revealed the Ce…

  • Early Medieval Mykilske Hoard

    Open Access•L І Bilynska, Yaroslav Volodarets-Urbanovich et al.•ARTICLE•Archaeology and Early History of…•2024

    This paper presents the findings from the Mykilske hoard, which belongs to the assemblages of the Martynivka circle. Jewelry from the hoard dates to the se­cond half of 6th — late 7th century, and its deposition occurs in the middle — third quarter of 7th century. This assemblage was discovered outside the archaeological sites. Therefore it is possible that this hoard confirms the «household» version of the deposition of hoards proposed by one of…

  • Adornments and Arms From the Early Medieval Sites in Sumy Region

    Open Access•L І Bilynska, Yaroslav Volodarets-Urbanovich•ARTICLE•Archaeology and Early History of…•2023

    The paper contains information about Early Medieval jewelry and parts of bladed weapons from the Sumy region, discovered in the sites and assemblages of the Penkivka and Kolochyn cultures. In total, the information on seven points was collected where twenty four finds occurred. The conditions of finding, typological definition and circle of analogies are determined. These materials supplement the information about the Early Medieval hoards of the…

  • Hoard From Nyzhnia Syrovatka – First Complex of the Martynivka Circle

    Open Access•L І Bilynska, Yaroslav Volodarets-Urbanovich•ARTICLE•Materials and Studies on…•2023

    In the paper presents first hoard of the Martynivka circle. It was discovered in the middle of the 19th century near the village of Nyzhnia Syrovatka, Sumy district, Kharkiv province (now Sumy district, Sumy region). The complex included: three radiate-headed fibulae of the Dnieper circle, fragments of three bracelets, two trapezoidal pendants, ten small conical through hole bell, bronze tubular bead and bone pendant. Unfortunately, the fate of m…

  • Contribution of O. V. Suhobokov to the Research of the Historical and Cultural Heritage of the North East of the Left Bank Ukraine

    Open Access•L І Bilynska•ARTICLE•Archaeology and Early History of…•2022

    This article is dedicated to O. V. Sukhobokov, Ukrainian archaeologist, researcher of Slavic and Rus’ history, Doctor of Historical Sciences. His scientific interests were focused on the Early Slavic and Old Rus’ archaeology of the left bank of the Dnipro forest-steppe area, and the history of the Eastern Slavic tribe of Siverians. The research conducted by O. V. Sukhobokov at the head of the Left Bank Slavic-Rus’ Expedition of the Institute of A…

  • The Second Parkhomivka Hoard of the Early Middle Age

    Open Access•L І Bilynska, Yaroslav Volodarets-Urbanovich et al.•ARTICLE•Archaeology and Early History of…•2022

    This paper considers the findings from the Second Parkhomivka Hoard, which belongs to the assembla­ges of the Martynivka circle. These hoards are loca­ted in the Middle Dnieper and the Dnieper Left Bank (fig. 1). A significant number of such finds have been discovered in the modern Sumy region in recent times (fig. 2). Some of these hoards were given to the storages of the museums of Sumy region. Currently we have the information about two hoards…

  • Early Medieval Hoard From Sumy Region

    Open Access•L І Bilynska, Yaroslav Volodarets-Urbanovich•ARTICLE•Archaeology and Early History of…•2022

    This paper contains the information about new finds of hoards of the early Middle Ages (Martynivka circle), which were discovered recently in the Sumy region. Until recently, only two similar assemblages were known in this area — Nyzhnya Syrovatka (fig. 1) and Velyki Budky (fig. 2). However, recently their number has increased significantly. Some of them got to the museum institutions of Sumy region (fig. 10). In 2011, the Shevchenkove hoard was …

  • New Exhibits of Items With Champleve Enamels in Sumy Regional Museum (Preliminary Report)

    Open Access•L І Bilynska, V M Bilyk et al.•ARTICLE•Archaeology and Early History of…•2021

    During 2018—2020 items with Champleve enamels were presented to Sumy Regional Museum by Sumy residents, S. I. Gutsan and R. A. Bobkov. They were shown at an exhibition dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the Museum in September 2020. The collection consists of more than 70 items (tabl. 1). There are brooches (horseshoe-shaped, triangular, round), pendants (cruciform, lunnula), chains, bracelets, diadems, torques, appliquй, finger-rings, trapezo…

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  • New Exhibits of Items With Champleve Enamels in Sumy Regional Museum (Preliminary Report)

    Open Access•L І Bilynska, V M Bilyk et al.•ARTICLE•Archaeology and Early History of…•2021

    During 2018—2020 items with Champleve enamels were presented to Sumy Regional Museum by Sumy residents, S. I. Gutsan and R. A. Bobkov. They were shown at an exhibition dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the Museum in September 2020. The collection consists of more than 70 items (tabl. 1). There are brooches (horseshoe-shaped, triangular, round), pendants (cruciform, lunnula), chains, bracelets, diadems, torques, appliquй, finger-rings, trapezo…

  • Contribution of O. V. Suhobokov to the Research of the Historical and Cultural Heritage of the North East of the Left Bank Ukraine

    Open Access•L І Bilynska•ARTICLE•Archaeology and Early History of…•2022

    This article is dedicated to O. V. Sukhobokov, Ukrainian archaeologist, researcher of Slavic and Rus’ history, Doctor of Historical Sciences. His scientific interests were focused on the Early Slavic and Old Rus’ archaeology of the left bank of the Dnipro forest-steppe area, and the history of the Eastern Slavic tribe of Siverians. The research conducted by O. V. Sukhobokov at the head of the Left Bank Slavic-Rus’ Expedition of the Institute of A…

  • The Second Parkhomivka Hoard of the Early Middle Age

    Open Access•L І Bilynska, Yaroslav Volodarets-Urbanovich et al.•ARTICLE•Archaeology and Early History of…•2022

    This paper considers the findings from the Second Parkhomivka Hoard, which belongs to the assembla­ges of the Martynivka circle. These hoards are loca­ted in the Middle Dnieper and the Dnieper Left Bank (fig. 1). A significant number of such finds have been discovered in the modern Sumy region in recent times (fig. 2). Some of these hoards were given to the storages of the museums of Sumy region. Currently we have the information about two hoards…

  • Early Medieval Hoard From Sumy Region

    Open Access•L І Bilynska, Yaroslav Volodarets-Urbanovich•ARTICLE•Archaeology and Early History of…•2022

    This paper contains the information about new finds of hoards of the early Middle Ages (Martynivka circle), which were discovered recently in the Sumy region. Until recently, only two similar assemblages were known in this area — Nyzhnya Syrovatka (fig. 1) and Velyki Budky (fig. 2). However, recently their number has increased significantly. Some of them got to the museum institutions of Sumy region (fig. 10). In 2011, the Shevchenkove hoard was …

  • Adornments and Arms From the Early Medieval Sites in Sumy Region

    Open Access•L І Bilynska, Yaroslav Volodarets-Urbanovich•ARTICLE•Archaeology and Early History of…•2023

    The paper contains information about Early Medieval jewelry and parts of bladed weapons from the Sumy region, discovered in the sites and assemblages of the Penkivka and Kolochyn cultures. In total, the information on seven points was collected where twenty four finds occurred. The conditions of finding, typological definition and circle of analogies are determined. These materials supplement the information about the Early Medieval hoards of the…

  • Hoard From Nyzhnia Syrovatka – First Complex of the Martynivka Circle

    Open Access•L І Bilynska, Yaroslav Volodarets-Urbanovich•ARTICLE•Materials and Studies on…•2023

    In the paper presents first hoard of the Martynivka circle. It was discovered in the middle of the 19th century near the village of Nyzhnia Syrovatka, Sumy district, Kharkiv province (now Sumy district, Sumy region). The complex included: three radiate-headed fibulae of the Dnieper circle, fragments of three bracelets, two trapezoidal pendants, ten small conical through hole bell, bronze tubular bead and bone pendant. Unfortunately, the fate of m…

  • Early Medieval Mykilske Hoard

    Open Access•L І Bilynska, Yaroslav Volodarets-Urbanovich et al.•ARTICLE•Archaeology and Early History of…•2024

    This paper presents the findings from the Mykilske hoard, which belongs to the assemblages of the Martynivka circle. Jewelry from the hoard dates to the se­cond half of 6th — late 7th century, and its deposition occurs in the middle — third quarter of 7th century. This assemblage was discovered outside the archaeological sites. Therefore it is possible that this hoard confirms the «household» version of the deposition of hoards proposed by one of…

  • Pozhnia hoard of agricultural tools

    Open Access•L І Bilynska, A Gorbanenko et al.•ARTICLE•Materials and Studies on…•2025

    In 2018, a «hoard» of ancient agricultural items discovered near the village of Pozhnia was transferred to the Sumy Regional Museum of Local History. It consisted of a coulter with a socketed fastening and three gorbusha scythes (a scythe with a special type of fastening; one of them with a ring for fastening). Such coulters are still rare, and their findings are known only from Slavic sites of three archaeological cultures: Borshevo, Volyntseve-…

  • A Medieval Hoard of Silver Ingots Discovered near Dernove Village in Sumy Oblast

    Open Access•Oleksii Komar, L І Bilynska et al.•ARTICLE•Arheologia•2025

    In the article, a medieval hoard of silver payment ingots discovered in 2019 in the vicinity of Dernove village, Ukraine (Vorsklytsia River basin), is considered. The treasure consists of five stick-shaped ingots with a total weight of 981.95 g. The weight of the ingots is 194.56–198.98 g, length 14.3–15.4 cm, silver content is 98.1–98.5 %. An XRF elemental analysis of the metal’s composition and its comparison with medieval coins revealed the Ce…

Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (9 works) · History (7 works) · Archaeology (6 works) · Hoard (6 works) · Ancient history (5 works) · Geography (5 works) · Historical and Archaeological Studies (4 works) · Byzantine Studies and History (3 works) · Metallurgy and Cultural Artifacts (3 works) · Art (2 works)

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