Viktor Brygadyrenko
Biographic Data
| ID | 8843153 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Viktor Brygadyrenko |
| GIVEN NAMES | Viktor |
| FAMILY NAME | Brygadyrenko |
| SIGNATURE | BRYGADYRENKO V |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9448-8232 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Morphology, Chemical Properties, and Classification of the Alluvial Soils of the Dried‐Up Zone Formed as a Result of the Breach of the Kahovka Dam, Ukraine
The destruction of the dam of the Kahovka Hydroelectric Power Plant (HPP) in June 2023 has entailed a decline in the Dnipro River water level, the emergence of a dried‐up zone along the streambed, and transformations in the vegetation and land cover of the river valley. The objective of our study was to determine the morphological and chemical (soil organic carbon content, soil electrical conductivity, and рН) properties of the soils in the geomo…
Primary Wood Processing in Kyivan Rus’ (Based on Materials From the Middle Dnipro Area)
The paper deals with the initial stages of wood processing — the selection and primary processing of raw materials. Wooden artifacts used in this work include not only completed wood products but also waste (wood chips, fragments with traces of tools, shavings, etc.). The analysis of the woodworking raw material base also involves the use of natural science methods to identify the wood species that formed its basis. The selection of raw materials…
Processing of Antler Raw Materials From the Settlement of Velyka Snitynka 2
The work presents the results of the author’s observations on the peculiarities of processing of raw materials and blanks for details of composite combs from the settlement of Velyka Snitynka 2 (Chernyakhiv culture, Fastiv district of Kyiv region). The paper continues and complements the publication of the bone-carving complex by B. V. Magomedov (1992). It is not a republication. The basis of the work is a collection from this complex containing …
The Upper Part of the Ptich River in the 10th—11th Centuries. (Based on Research Materials of Burial Mounds)
The Ptich river, a left tributary of the Pripyat, flows through the southern part of Central Belarus. Its banks are mostly swampy. The most suitable land for farming is located in the upper parts of the river, on the territory of Minsk district. The location of 60 burial mounds specifically connected with this region (fig. 1), but unfortunately most of them had not been preserved. Only five sites were investigated by archaeological excavations. S…
Objects From the Treated Bone From the Settlement of Radychivske 3 on the Desna River Basin (According to the Excavations 1991—1992)
The bone objects from the multi-layered settlement Radychivske 3 (Korop district, Chernihiv region) are introduced into scientific circulation and analyzed in the paper. They have been found during the excavations in 1991—1992. The items come from objects of Romny culture (structures and pits) and from the cultural layer. Most of the finds are pointed tools. Thirteen of them can be interpreted as tools for treating of seams or for weaving and 2 a…
The Amvrosiivka Bison Bone Bed and Features of Its Use
The Amvrosiivka Upper Palaeolithic complex, composed of a camp site and nearby bison bone bed is located in the Donetsk oblast’, at the top of the Kazenna ravine, a right tributary of the Krynka river, which drains into the Mius river. The site is dated by an average of 19000—18000 uncal BP and belong to Epigravettian tradition. The results of the long-term research the Amvrosiivka bison bone bed was analyzed in the article. The features of topog…
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The Amvrosiivka Bison Bone Bed and Features of Its Use
The Amvrosiivka Upper Palaeolithic complex, composed of a camp site and nearby bison bone bed is located in the Donetsk oblast’, at the top of the Kazenna ravine, a right tributary of the Krynka river, which drains into the Mius river. The site is dated by an average of 19000—18000 uncal BP and belong to Epigravettian tradition. The results of the long-term research the Amvrosiivka bison bone bed was analyzed in the article. The features of topog…
The Upper Part of the Ptich River in the 10th—11th Centuries. (Based on Research Materials of Burial Mounds)
The Ptich river, a left tributary of the Pripyat, flows through the southern part of Central Belarus. Its banks are mostly swampy. The most suitable land for farming is located in the upper parts of the river, on the territory of Minsk district. The location of 60 burial mounds specifically connected with this region (fig. 1), but unfortunately most of them had not been preserved. Only five sites were investigated by archaeological excavations. S…
Objects From the Treated Bone From the Settlement of Radychivske 3 on the Desna River Basin (According to the Excavations 1991—1992)
The bone objects from the multi-layered settlement Radychivske 3 (Korop district, Chernihiv region) are introduced into scientific circulation and analyzed in the paper. They have been found during the excavations in 1991—1992. The items come from objects of Romny culture (structures and pits) and from the cultural layer. Most of the finds are pointed tools. Thirteen of them can be interpreted as tools for treating of seams or for weaving and 2 a…
Processing of Antler Raw Materials From the Settlement of Velyka Snitynka 2
The work presents the results of the author’s observations on the peculiarities of processing of raw materials and blanks for details of composite combs from the settlement of Velyka Snitynka 2 (Chernyakhiv culture, Fastiv district of Kyiv region). The paper continues and complements the publication of the bone-carving complex by B. V. Magomedov (1992). It is not a republication. The basis of the work is a collection from this complex containing …
Primary Wood Processing in Kyivan Rus’ (Based on Materials From the Middle Dnipro Area)
The paper deals with the initial stages of wood processing — the selection and primary processing of raw materials. Wooden artifacts used in this work include not only completed wood products but also waste (wood chips, fragments with traces of tools, shavings, etc.). The analysis of the woodworking raw material base also involves the use of natural science methods to identify the wood species that formed its basis. The selection of raw materials…
Morphology, Chemical Properties, and Classification of the Alluvial Soils of the Dried‐Up Zone Formed as a Result of the Breach of the Kahovka Dam, Ukraine
The destruction of the dam of the Kahovka Hydroelectric Power Plant (HPP) in June 2023 has entailed a decline in the Dnipro River water level, the emergence of a dried‐up zone along the streambed, and transformations in the vegetation and land cover of the river valley. The objective of our study was to determine the morphological and chemical (soil organic carbon content, soil electrical conductivity, and рН) properties of the soils in the geomo…
Archaeology (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Geology (4 works) · Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (3 works) · Biology (3 works) · Ecology (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Diverse Scientific Research in Ukraine (2 works) · Excavation (2 works) · Historical and Archaeological Studies (2 works)