Stepanova N
Biographic Data
| ID | 9034005 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Stepanova N |
| GIVEN NAMES | N |
| FAMILY NAME | Stepanova |
| SIGNATURE | N S |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
To the Issue About the Dating of the Bolshemysskaya Culture
The article deals with the problems of the chronology of the Bolshemysskaya culture, which is usually attributed to the Eneolithic era. The sites of this culture have a wide distribution area: the Barnaul-Biysk the Ob region, the Altai Mountains (Middle Katun), the upper reaches of the Alei and Northern Kulunda rivers. However, its chronological boundaries are not clearly defined, which is due to the small number of radiocarbon dates and the lack…
Burial With Two Horses Dated By the Epochs of the Turkic Kaganats from the Gornyi-10 Necropolis (Northern Altai)
The article presents the publication of materials from the excavations of the grave 10 of the Gorny-10 necropolis located in the Krasnogorsk region of the Altai Krai. The authors concern a detailed description of the research results, including a description of the burial rite and the accompanying inventory. It was established that the analyzed complex shows both general characteristics, traditional for the population of the Forest-Steppe Altai i…
Features of the Ceramic Complex of the Early Iron Age and Early Middle Ages from the Novozykovo-3 Settlement in the Altai Foothills (according to the results of technological research)
The article presents the results of ceramics study from the settlement Novozykovo-3 (foothills of Altai) related to two chronological periods. It has been established that the Early Iron Age was dominated by the traditional use of plastic clays, adding gravel in the molding mass, often mixed skills in the application of mineral admixtures (gruss+chamotte), and there are virtually no known recipe without artificially introduced minerals in it. The…
The Ceramics of the Neolithic-Early Bronze from the Alekseevka-I Settlement (Results of Technical and Technological Analysis and Study of Ornamentation)
The article is devoted to the study of pottery from the Neolithic - Early Bronze Age from the Alekseevka-I settlement from the southwestern regions of Altai made in the following directions: technical and technologi-cal analysis, study of ornamentation. Technical and technological analysis revealed differences in skills in the choice of raw materials and the formation of molding masses. It is established that the tradition of using low- and mid-p…
Ceramics from the Early Iron Age Settlements of Forest-Steppe Altai
The article contains the results of studying of ceramics from the settlements of the Early Iron Age from forest-steppe Altai and the short characteristic of ceramic collections of three archaeological cultures. The ceramics of the Staroaleyskaya culture is characterized by closed, sometimes open, flat-bottomed jars and cups with a flat or roundish bottom ornamented with ranks of the small, closely located pearl beading on the edge of the collar; …
Ceramic Complex of the Late Bronze Age Settlement Zharkov-3
The article is devoted to technical and technological analysis of pottery of the Late Bronze settlement Zharkovo-3, made by the method of A. Bobrinsky. Based on the research of paste of ceramic vessels, it has been found that the pottery tradition is represented by several groups associated with population of different origin. The basis is the autochthonous technology to use grog as additives, however, there are other cultural techniques to use g…
Ceramics of the Shar-Gov-4 settlement (North-West Mongolia)
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Ceramic Complex of the Late Bronze Age Settlement Zharkov-3
The article is devoted to technical and technological analysis of pottery of the Late Bronze settlement Zharkovo-3, made by the method of A. Bobrinsky. Based on the research of paste of ceramic vessels, it has been found that the pottery tradition is represented by several groups associated with population of different origin. The basis is the autochthonous technology to use grog as additives, however, there are other cultural techniques to use g…
Ceramics of the Shar-Gov-4 settlement (North-West Mongolia)
1 , .. 2 1 , , , ; 2 . . , , --4 (- ) - . --4 -, . 81 , . , - . - , .. . . , --4
The Ceramics of the Neolithic-Early Bronze from the Alekseevka-I Settlement (Results of Technical and Technological Analysis and Study of Ornamentation)
The article is devoted to the study of pottery from the Neolithic - Early Bronze Age from the Alekseevka-I settlement from the southwestern regions of Altai made in the following directions: technical and technologi-cal analysis, study of ornamentation. Technical and technological analysis revealed differences in skills in the choice of raw materials and the formation of molding masses. It is established that the tradition of using low- and mid-p…
Ceramics from the Early Iron Age Settlements of Forest-Steppe Altai
The article contains the results of studying of ceramics from the settlements of the Early Iron Age from forest-steppe Altai and the short characteristic of ceramic collections of three archaeological cultures. The ceramics of the Staroaleyskaya culture is characterized by closed, sometimes open, flat-bottomed jars and cups with a flat or roundish bottom ornamented with ranks of the small, closely located pearl beading on the edge of the collar; …
Burial With Two Horses Dated By the Epochs of the Turkic Kaganats from the Gornyi-10 Necropolis (Northern Altai)
The article presents the publication of materials from the excavations of the grave 10 of the Gorny-10 necropolis located in the Krasnogorsk region of the Altai Krai. The authors concern a detailed description of the research results, including a description of the burial rite and the accompanying inventory. It was established that the analyzed complex shows both general characteristics, traditional for the population of the Forest-Steppe Altai i…
Features of the Ceramic Complex of the Early Iron Age and Early Middle Ages from the Novozykovo-3 Settlement in the Altai Foothills (according to the results of technological research)
The article presents the results of ceramics study from the settlement Novozykovo-3 (foothills of Altai) related to two chronological periods. It has been established that the Early Iron Age was dominated by the traditional use of plastic clays, adding gravel in the molding mass, often mixed skills in the application of mineral admixtures (gruss+chamotte), and there are virtually no known recipe without artificially introduced minerals in it. The…
To the Issue About the Dating of the Bolshemysskaya Culture
The article deals with the problems of the chronology of the Bolshemysskaya culture, which is usually attributed to the Eneolithic era. The sites of this culture have a wide distribution area: the Barnaul-Biysk the Ob region, the Altai Mountains (Middle Katun), the upper reaches of the Alei and Northern Kulunda rivers. However, its chronological boundaries are not clearly defined, which is due to the small number of radiocarbon dates and the lack…
Archaeology (7 works) · Geography (7 works) · Population (6 works) · Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (5 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (5 works) · Demography (5 works) · Pottery (5 works) · Mineralogy and Gemology Studies (4 works) · Bronze Age (3 works) · Geology (3 works)