Roman Reida

Biographic Data

ID8832343
NAMERoman Reida
GIVEN NAMESRoman
FAMILY NAMEReida
SIGNATUREREIDA R
AFFILIATIONSNational Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
ORCID0000-0001-7512-8074
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS6
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT6
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2021
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX0

  • The Ancient City of Tauric Chersonesus and Its Chora

    Э А Кравченко, Roman ReidaARTICLEActa Archaeologica2026

    The World Heritage Site of the ancient city of Tauric Chersonesus and its chora has one of the longest histories of museological practice and heritage protection. Nearly 200 years of archaeological research, combined with over 50 years of legislative initiatives and institutional efforts, culminated in the site’s inscription on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2013. However, the situation changed dramatically following the occupation of Crimea b…

  • Alanian Burial of the Hun Period (Barrow no. 17 of the Cemetery near Storozhove Village)

    Open AccessO V Kovalenko, Roman ReidaARTICLEArheologia2025

    This article focuses on the excavation of burial complex no. 1 discovered in the barrow no. 17 of the Storozhove barrow cemetery. The archaeological investigation of this mound was undertaken in 2012 by the Archaeological Expedition of the Poltava V. G. Korolenko National Pedagogical University and the Poltava V. G. Krychevskyi Local History Museum. Situated in the Poltava district of Poltava Oblast, the Storozhove barrow cemetery (located in wha…

  • The Dnipro Left Bank Forest-Steppe Region in the Hunnic Period

    Open AccessRoman Reida, Roman M Reida et al.ARTICLEArchaeologia Polona2024

    The article deals with the ethno-cultural situation in the Dnipro Left Bank Forest-Steppe region during the Hunnic period based on a consideration of material from the sites discovered in this region, primarily burial sites, that contain finds from the last quarter of the 4th – the first half of the 5th century B.C.The sites were divided into three groups: 1) burials of nomads with some elements of Cherniakhiv culture; 2) “syncretic” burials of t…

  • Female Burial of Cherniakhiv Culture with a Red Slip Jar of Provincial Roman Production from the Shyshaky Cemetery

    Open AccessRoman Reida, A V Heiko et al.ARTICLEArheologia2023

    The article is devoted to the publication of materials from the burial no. 88 discovered at Shyshaky cemetery of the Cherniakhiv culture. It consisted of the inhumation of a woman (20—25 years old), who was oriented with her head to the north and was lying in a subrectangular pit with rounded corners (fig. 1—2). Among almost all the burials (more than 150) in the Shyshaky necropolis, this grave was distinguished by the largest number of accompany…

  • The Ship Wreck of the Late 4th / Early 3rd Century Bc Near Kinburn Spit

    Open AccessV Ye Gerasimov, Roman Reida et al.ARTICLEArchaeology and Early History of…2021

    During the campaign of 2018 the international underwater archaeological expedition has explored the waters of Tendra Spit and Kinburn Spit on the shelf of the Black Sea, in Mykolaiv and Kherson regions of Ukraine. Underwater archaeological exploration focused on the waters near the northern tip of Tendra Spit, from both the Gulf of Tendra and the sea, and north-western tip of Kinburn Spit. In addition to the visual reconnaissance, divers were usi…

  • The Glass Beaker With Eclectic Features From Burial No. 112 of the Shyshaky Cemetery

    Open AccessRoman Reida, A V Heiko et al.ARTICLEArheologia2021

    In 2014 the burial No. 112 was excavated on the territory of the Shyshaky cemetery of Scythian period and Cherniakhiv culture. A woman aged about 18—20 was buried there. The interesting fact is that this woman had 34 teeth (18 on the upper jaw and 16 on the lower jaw). Near the right hand of the woman a conical glass cup with a capacity of 0,6 liters was found. The item is decorated with glass drops of different colours: amber, light-blue and dee…