Yuri E Demidenko
Biographic Data
| ID | 90913 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yuri E Demidenko |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yuri E |
| FAMILY NAME | Demidenko |
| SIGNATURE | DEMIDENKO Y E |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1477-140X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 31 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 209 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 31 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
A specific Middle Palaeolithic settlement pattern in two closely located site clusters in Transcarpathia (Ukraine)
This article aims to demonstrate a broadly similar Middle Palaeolithic settlement pattern that we have identified in two closely located site clusters in Transcarpathian Ukraine. These include MIS 5a Levallois-Mousterian and MIS 4 Quina-type Mousterian industries, each situated near different lithic raw material sources. The lithic artifacts from Horizon III (Levallois-Mousterian) and Horizon II (Quina-type Mousterian) at the Korolevo I site comp…
An Emireh point at Ořechov IV–Kabáty Bohunician site (South Moravia, Czech Republic)
The Emireh point is a triangular point, which distinctive bulb of percussion was eliminated with bifacial thinning applied to proximal part of the artefact. This point is a characteristic tool for the Emiran industries and up to yet reported from Levantine sites only. Recently, an isolated Emireh point was excavated at Bohunician site Ořechov IV in South Moravia, ca 3,000 km as the crow flies from Levantine sites
Lower Palaeolithic in Korolevo I (Transcarpathia, Ukraine, East-Central Europe): The earliest in Europe
A recently published article in “Nature” (Garba et al., 2024) claims that lithic finds in the lowermost artefact-bearing sediments of lithological unit 26 at the Korolevo I site (Transcarpathia, Ukraine) are the oldest in Europe, dated to ca. 1.42 Ma with cosmogenic nuclides of gravel pebbles. These surprisingly old dates were then used to build hypotheses on the geochronology and routes of the initial Homo erectus colonization of Europe from the…
The Palaeolithic in Transcarpathia (Ukraine) and the different use of various lithic raw material outcrops and sources
The present article proposes a new approach for the detailed analysis of lithic raw material sources and their use by various human groups during the period from the Lower Palaeolithic to the Early Upper Palaeolithic in Transcarpathia, western Ukraine. The approach is based upon the study of particular outcrops and sources of basic raw material types in Transcarpathia, examining their role in supplying various human groups across different Palaeo…
The Nubian Levallois technology in central Syria in the context of the Middle–Upper Palaeolithic transitional period and the IUP variability in the Eastern Mediterranean Levant
This article focuses on the Nubian Levallois technology first recognized in northeastern Africa in the 1960s. Now, sites of the Middle Stone Age (MSA) Nubian Complex associated with Homo sapiens are known to occupy vast areas in northeastern Africa and the Arabian Peninsula. Recently, proper Nubian Levallois technology has been recognized at sites in southern Africa and the southern part of the Eastern Mediterranean Levant as well. Here we report…
Lincombian-Ranisian-Jerzmanowician Industry and South Moravian Sites: A Homo sapiens Late Initial Upper Paleolithic with Bohunician Industrial Generic Roots in Europe
The nature of Nubian: Developing current global perspectives on Nubian Levallois technology and the Nubian complex
The Aurignacian in the Carpathian Basin of Eastern Central Europe and its Proto-Aurignacian industry type
Articolul de față este primul dintr-o serie dedicată Aurignacianului, tipurilor de industrii și a posibilelor variații cronologice pe cuprinsul unei arii largi din Europa : Bazinul Carpatic și Europa Centrală și de Est. Studiul nostru propune definirea a patru tipuri de industrii aurignaciene : Proto-Aurignacian/ Aurignacian 0 ; Aurignacian timpuriu/ Aurignacian I ; Aurignacian Mijlociu/ Aurignacian II ; Aurignacian Evoluat cu microlite tip Góra …
Vác 1 Epigravettian loci at the Danube Bend in North-Central Hungary
In the article, the Vác 1 loci (Danube Bend area in North-Central Hungary) and its surface lithic artifacts systematically collected over the last 20 years have been analyzed. The loci and lithic artifact chaîne opératoire analyses showed that the site served as a hunter-gatherer temporary camp with some base camp characteristics and some similar with lithic artifact primary and secondary treatment processes adding to one another for both rather …
Epiaurignacian industry with Sagaidak-Muralovka-type microliths industry in the south of Eastern Europe and Eastern Central Europe and its lithic artefact fossil types
In the article, Eastern and Central European Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) specific Epiaurignacian industry with Sagaidak-Muralovka-type microliths (EASMM) is discussed in terms of its lithic artefact fossil types.The proposed fossil types are carinated atypical endscraper-cores and Sagaidak-Muralovkatype microliths.These two lithic artefact types with some other techno-typological features of the considering EASMM industry type make it distinct wit…
Siuren I Rockshelter: From the Late Middle Paleolithic and Early Upper Paleolithic to the Epipaleolithic in Crimea
Crimean Late Middle Paleolithic to Early Upper Paleolithic Transition
Crimean Middle Paleolithic
Crimean Upper Paleolithic
Starosele Middle Paleolithic Site with Hominin Remains
Kiik-Koba Grotto: Significance for Paleolithic Studies in East Europe and the Former Soviet Union
Kamenná struktura E v Mohelně-Plevovcích: Nová výzva pro metodiku výzkumu
A salvage excavation was conducted in harsh conditions to recover stone structure E (KSE). In spite of a very short time window available for digging, an area of 20 m2 was completely excavated and the entire structure (KSE) was carefully documented. Spatial distribution of artifacts closely follows the boundary of the paved area. The raw material spectrum is characterized by prevailing rock crystal, supplemented by quartz, plasma, erratic flint, …
"The Greater Caucasus range and human population movements within the Great Caucasus during the Middle Paleolithic and Early Upper Paleolithic"
Proto-Aurignacian Unique Site Cluster in Europe: Logistic Settlement Pattern with a Base Camp and a Series of Supply Chain Loci at Raw Material Outcrops in Transcarpathia (Ukraine)
Proto -Au r ignAci A n u niqu e Si
South of Eastern Europe and Upper Paleolithic diversity around the Last Glacial Maximum
Initial Upper Paleolithic bladelet production: Bladelets in Moravian Bohunician
Bladelets are a common Upper Palaeolithic technological category, often described as a proxy for the Early Upper Palaeolithic. However, bladelet production has already been documented within preceding Initial Upper Palaeolithic techno-complexes, e.g. at Boker Tachtit (Negev Desert, Israel) and Kara-Bom (Altai Republic, Russian Federation). Only isolated bladelets have been reported from the Central European Bohunician. However, a recently discove…
Settlement strategies in Eastern Central Europe during the maximum extent of the last glacial ice sheet
Magdalenian in Eastern Europe: Is it really there
Small artefacts for special activity? A better understanding of the variability within the Hummalian industry through lithic refitting, Hummal, Syria
Hunting Projectile Weaponry of Byki Late Upper Paleolithic Sites (Center of Eastern Europe): The Co-Coexistence of Bone and Flint Points
The article deals with a specific Late Upper Paleolithic Byki site complex, situated in the Seim river basin, in the center of Eastern Europe. Main feature of Byki 1, 2, 3, 7 (cultural layers I and Ia) sites is presence of geometric microliths (triangles) in their flint assemblages. The sites’ radiocarbon uncalibrated dates are in between 18000 and 16 000 BP. Late Upper Paleolithic human visitors at Byki sites have been not living for a long time…
Human Behavioral Organization in the Middle Paleolithic: Were Neanderthals Different
Interwoven with the debate regarding the biologic replacement of Neanderthals by modern humans is the question of the degree to which Neanderthals and modern foragers differed behaviorally. We consider this question through a detailed spatial analysis of artifacts and related evidence from stratified living floors within a 49-69 k.y.a. rock shelter site, Tor Faraj, in southern Jordan. The study involves a critical evaluation of living floors, the…
The problem of changes in Levallois technique during the technological transition from the Middle to Upper Palaeolithic
In this article we examine the basis of primary flaking technology, the particularities of the Levallois-based industries of the transitional period from the Middle to Upper Palaeolithic in the Near East (Southern Levant) and Central and Eastern Europe (southern Moravia and western Ukraine). An analysis is presented of the possible technological "generic" links between the Middle Palaeolithic Levallois industries and those of the transition from …
Middle Paleolithic Behavioral Organization: 1993 Excavation of Tor Faraj, Southern Jordan
Excavation of a Levantine Mousterian rockshelter exposed two living floors in the upper part of a deposit more than 3.5 m thick. An intrasite study, focusing on the spatial patterns of data recovered from the two floors, complements an earlier intersite study of settlement and procurement patterns. The arrangement of hearths and the spatial distributions of artifacts and manuports indicate redundant behavioral organization for the two components.…
The nature of Nubian: Developing current global perspectives on Nubian Levallois technology and the Nubian complex
Initial Upper Paleolithic bladelet production: Bladelets in Moravian Bohunician
Bladelets are a common Upper Palaeolithic technological category, often described as a proxy for the Early Upper Palaeolithic. However, bladelet production has already been documented within preceding Initial Upper Palaeolithic techno-complexes, e.g. at Boker Tachtit (Negev Desert, Israel) and Kara-Bom (Altai Republic, Russian Federation). Only isolated bladelets have been reported from the Central European Bohunician. However, a recently discove…
Lincombian-Ranisian-Jerzmanowician Industry and South Moravian Sites: A Homo sapiens Late Initial Upper Paleolithic with Bohunician Industrial Generic Roots in Europe
Settlement strategies in Eastern Central Europe during the maximum extent of the last glacial ice sheet
Palaeolithic industries with bifacial technologies and Crimean Micoquian Tradition as one of their Middle Palaeolithic industrial examples
A Litikum a keszkzkkel foglalkoz szakembereket tmrt Kkor Kerekasztal vente egyszer megjelen elektronikus folyirata (
Vác 1 Epigravettian loci at the Danube Bend in North-Central Hungary
In the article, the Vác 1 loci (Danube Bend area in North-Central Hungary) and its surface lithic artifacts systematically collected over the last 20 years have been analyzed. The loci and lithic artifact chaîne opératoire analyses showed that the site served as a hunter-gatherer temporary camp with some base camp characteristics and some similar with lithic artifact primary and secondary treatment processes adding to one another for both rather …
Epiaurignacian industry with Sagaidak-Muralovka-type microliths industry in the south of Eastern Europe and Eastern Central Europe and its lithic artefact fossil types
In the article, Eastern and Central European Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) specific Epiaurignacian industry with Sagaidak-Muralovka-type microliths (EASMM) is discussed in terms of its lithic artefact fossil types.The proposed fossil types are carinated atypical endscraper-cores and Sagaidak-Muralovkatype microliths.These two lithic artefact types with some other techno-typological features of the considering EASMM industry type make it distinct wit…
Small artefacts for special activity? A better understanding of the variability within the Hummalian industry through lithic refitting, Hummal, Syria
The problem of changes in Levallois technique during the technological transition from the Middle to Upper Palaeolithic
In this article we examine the basis of primary flaking technology, the particularities of the Levallois-based industries of the transitional period from the Middle to Upper Palaeolithic in the Near East (Southern Levant) and Central and Eastern Europe (southern Moravia and western Ukraine). An analysis is presented of the possible technological "generic" links between the Middle Palaeolithic Levallois industries and those of the transition from …
Middle Paleolithic Behavioral Organization: 1993 Excavation of Tor Faraj, Southern Jordan
Excavation of a Levantine Mousterian rockshelter exposed two living floors in the upper part of a deposit more than 3.5 m thick. An intrasite study, focusing on the spatial patterns of data recovered from the two floors, complements an earlier intersite study of settlement and procurement patterns. The arrangement of hearths and the spatial distributions of artifacts and manuports indicate redundant behavioral organization for the two components.…
On Proprietary Rights in Archaeology: Some Unresolved Issues
Human Behavioral Organization in the Middle Paleolithic: Were Neanderthals Different
Interwoven with the debate regarding the biologic replacement of Neanderthals by modern humans is the question of the degree to which Neanderthals and modern foragers differed behaviorally. We consider this question through a detailed spatial analysis of artifacts and related evidence from stratified living floors within a 49-69 k.y.a. rock shelter site, Tor Faraj, in southern Jordan. The study involves a critical evaluation of living floors, the…
Crimean Upper Paleolithic
Palaeolithic industries with bifacial technologies and Crimean Micoquian Tradition as one of their Middle Palaeolithic industrial examples
A Litikum a keszkzkkel foglalkoz szakembereket tmrt Kkor Kerekasztal vente egyszer megjelen elektronikus folyirata (
Hunting Projectile Weaponry of Byki Late Upper Paleolithic Sites (Center of Eastern Europe): The Co-Coexistence of Bone and Flint Points
The article deals with a specific Late Upper Paleolithic Byki site complex, situated in the Seim river basin, in the center of Eastern Europe. Main feature of Byki 1, 2, 3, 7 (cultural layers I and Ia) sites is presence of geometric microliths (triangles) in their flint assemblages. The sites’ radiocarbon uncalibrated dates are in between 18000 and 16 000 BP. Late Upper Paleolithic human visitors at Byki sites have been not living for a long time…
Small artefacts for special activity? A better understanding of the variability within the Hummalian industry through lithic refitting, Hummal, Syria
Siuren I Rockshelter: From the Late Middle Paleolithic and Early Upper Paleolithic to the Epipaleolithic in Crimea
Crimean Late Middle Paleolithic to Early Upper Paleolithic Transition
Crimean Middle Paleolithic
Crimean Upper Paleolithic
Starosele Middle Paleolithic Site with Hominin Remains
Kiik-Koba Grotto: Significance for Paleolithic Studies in East Europe and the Former Soviet Union
Kamenná struktura E v Mohelně-Plevovcích: Nová výzva pro metodiku výzkumu
A salvage excavation was conducted in harsh conditions to recover stone structure E (KSE). In spite of a very short time window available for digging, an area of 20 m2 was completely excavated and the entire structure (KSE) was carefully documented. Spatial distribution of artifacts closely follows the boundary of the paved area. The raw material spectrum is characterized by prevailing rock crystal, supplemented by quartz, plasma, erratic flint, …
"The Greater Caucasus range and human population movements within the Great Caucasus during the Middle Paleolithic and Early Upper Paleolithic"
Proto-Aurignacian Unique Site Cluster in Europe: Logistic Settlement Pattern with a Base Camp and a Series of Supply Chain Loci at Raw Material Outcrops in Transcarpathia (Ukraine)
Proto -Au r ignAci A n u niqu e Si
South of Eastern Europe and Upper Paleolithic diversity around the Last Glacial Maximum
Initial Upper Paleolithic bladelet production: Bladelets in Moravian Bohunician
Bladelets are a common Upper Palaeolithic technological category, often described as a proxy for the Early Upper Palaeolithic. However, bladelet production has already been documented within preceding Initial Upper Palaeolithic techno-complexes, e.g. at Boker Tachtit (Negev Desert, Israel) and Kara-Bom (Altai Republic, Russian Federation). Only isolated bladelets have been reported from the Central European Bohunician. However, a recently discove…
Settlement strategies in Eastern Central Europe during the maximum extent of the last glacial ice sheet
Magdalenian in Eastern Europe: Is it really there
The Aurignacian in the Carpathian Basin of Eastern Central Europe and its Proto-Aurignacian industry type
Articolul de față este primul dintr-o serie dedicată Aurignacianului, tipurilor de industrii și a posibilelor variații cronologice pe cuprinsul unei arii largi din Europa : Bazinul Carpatic și Europa Centrală și de Est. Studiul nostru propune definirea a patru tipuri de industrii aurignaciene : Proto-Aurignacian/ Aurignacian 0 ; Aurignacian timpuriu/ Aurignacian I ; Aurignacian Mijlociu/ Aurignacian II ; Aurignacian Evoluat cu microlite tip Góra …
Vác 1 Epigravettian loci at the Danube Bend in North-Central Hungary
In the article, the Vác 1 loci (Danube Bend area in North-Central Hungary) and its surface lithic artifacts systematically collected over the last 20 years have been analyzed. The loci and lithic artifact chaîne opératoire analyses showed that the site served as a hunter-gatherer temporary camp with some base camp characteristics and some similar with lithic artifact primary and secondary treatment processes adding to one another for both rather …
Epiaurignacian industry with Sagaidak-Muralovka-type microliths industry in the south of Eastern Europe and Eastern Central Europe and its lithic artefact fossil types
In the article, Eastern and Central European Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) specific Epiaurignacian industry with Sagaidak-Muralovka-type microliths (EASMM) is discussed in terms of its lithic artefact fossil types.The proposed fossil types are carinated atypical endscraper-cores and Sagaidak-Muralovkatype microliths.These two lithic artefact types with some other techno-typological features of the considering EASMM industry type make it distinct wit…
The nature of Nubian: Developing current global perspectives on Nubian Levallois technology and the Nubian complex
Geography (28 works) · Archaeology (27 works) · Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology (22 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (20 works) · Geology (14 works) · History (12 works) · Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (10 works) · Upper Paleolithic (9 works) · Ancient history (8 works) · Marine and environmental studies (8 works)