A I Lebedintsev

Biographic Data

ID910874
NAMEA I Lebedintsev
GIVEN NAMESA I
FAMILY NAMELebedintsev
SIGNATURELEBEDINTSEV A I
AFFILIATIONSInterdisciplinary Scientific Research
ORCID0000-0003-2714-2116
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS17
TOTAL CITATIONS3
AUTHOR COUNT17
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2019
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX1

  • Wooden Parts of Bows and Crossbows from Babushkina Bay in the Northern Sea of Okhotsk Region

    Open AccessR M Kharitonov, I E Vorobei et al.ARTICLEProblems of Archaeology…2025

    This article analyzes a unique collection of components belonging to wooden bows and a crossbow discovered in burial complexes at Babushkina Bay (Northern Sea of Okhotsk region) and dated to the 8th–14th centuries. The exceptionally good preservation of organic materials at these sites provides a rare opportunity for detailed study of design in projectile weaponry of the Ancient Koryak culture. This research presents and systematizes previously u…

  • Ceramics of the Old Bering Sea Culture from the Kozhevnikov Cliff Site (Cape Schmidt)

    Open AccessD V Selin, A I Lebedintsev et al.ARTICLENizhnevolzhskiy Arheologicheskiy…2024

    During the excavations of a dugout at the Kozhevnikov Cliff site (Cape Schmidt), N.N. Dikov obtained a collection of pottery vessels of the Old Bering Sea culture (fourteen specimens). The technology of ceramic production was analyzed using the methodology developed by A.A. Bobrinsky. It was determined that potters selected iron-rich clays of two subtypes, differing in the amount of natural sand content, for pottery production. Five recipes for t…

  • Results of Archaeological and Geophysical Monitoring of the Domashneye Ozero Site (Central Kamchatka) in 2024

    Open AccessА Yu Fedorchenko, Dmitry Gurulev et al.ARTICLEProblems of Archaeology…2024

    The article provides results of the comprehensive archaeological and geophysical studies conducted in 2024 at the Domashneye Ozero site, a key site of the Tarya culture in the Kamchatka River valley. Based on aerial photography, tacheometric survey, and visual inspection data, a detailed topographic plan of the site covering an area of over 32,300 sq. m was created for the first time, revealing 11 dwelling depressions and 26 pits. Geophysical stu…

  • Blade Component in the Archaeological Collection of the Domashneye Ozero Site (Central Kamchatka)

    Open AccessА Yu Fedorchenko, N E Belousova et al.ARTICLEProblems of Archaeology…2024

    The article provides a comprehensive analysis of materials from the Domashneye Ozero site, which is a key site of the Late Neolithic Tarya culture in Kamchatka. Recent fieldwork has revealed a stratigraphically earlier Mesolithic complex with the characteristic blade technology, lying below the horizon of Tarya artefacts. Based on these data as well as the analysis of published and archival sources, a hypothesis was formulated about probable mixi…

  • Investigation of the Cultural Layer from the Ushki I Paleolithic Site Using Electrical Resistivity Tomography

    Open AccessP S Osipova, А Yu Fedorchenko et al.ARTICLEProblems of Archaeology…2024

    The article provides geophysical studies using the electrical resistivity tomography method conducted during the 2024 field season at the stratified Paleolithic site Ushki I in Central Kamchatka. This method is based on measuring the electrical resistivity. It was applied at the site to determine the thickness of loose deposits, identify anthropogenic anomalies, and assess promising areas for future excavations. In previous years, during the rese…

  • The History of the Discovery and Archaeological Research of the Paleo-Eskimo Site on the Wrangel Island (Northern Chukotka)

    Open AccessA I LebedintsevARTICLEVestnik NSU Series History and…2024References: 1

    The article presents the history and study of the Paleo-Eskimo site of Chertov Ovrag on the Wrangel Island. The author describes results of excavations of this site, gives the characteristics of the complex of stone and bone tools, and discusses the dating of the archaeological monument. Warming in Arctic regions since 4 500 years ago has created an opportunity for sea hunters to migrate westward from the American Arctic. The emergence of the Pal…

  • Pottery traditions of the Old Bering Sea Culture of the Chukchi Peninsula (based on materials from the Chini cemetery)

    Open AccessD V Selin, A I Lebedintsev et al.ARTICLEVestnik arheologii, antropologii…2024References: 1

    Here we present the results of the technical and technological analysis of pottery from one dugout (4 ves-sels) and 22 graves (23 vessels) of the Chini cemetery (Chukchi Peninsula). We found that potters of the Old Bering Sea Culture used mainly ferruginous, weakly sanded clay in the production of pottery. Two recipes for moulding clay were found in the dugout and five in the burial ground. The construction of the hollow body was made by patchwor…

  • The Problem of the Origin, Localization and Chronology of the Tarya Late Neolithic Culture of Kamchatka

    Open AccessA I LebedintsevARTICLEVestnik NSU Series History and…2023References: 1

    Purpose. This article presents one of the most brilliant ancient culture of Kamchatka – Tarya culture of the late Neolithic period. The author discusses the culture’s localization and chronology, lists the most important sites, gives a description of dwellings, characterizes the economy of Tarya people, and presents the culture material complex. Results. Early complexes attributed to the Tarya culture and determined by the 3 rd millennium BC are …

  • Late Holocene Animal Use in Southern Kamchatka

    Open AccessKatsunori Takase, M Eda et al.ARTICLEArctic Anthropology2023References: 1

    This study purposed to reveal animal use in southern Kamchatka by examining the largest archaeofaunal collections recovered by Tamara M. Dikova and Nikolai N. Dikov. Radiocarbon dates of charcoal and caribou antler demonstrated that materials for this study were dated during the past 1,600 years, including three cultural periods: Nalychevo Culture (the 15-19th centuries AD), Tar’ya Culture (the mid-first millennium AD), and the intermediate perio…

  • Population Affinities of the Ancient Northern Okhotsk People

    Vyacheslav Moiseyev, Alisa Zubova et al.ARTICLEArchaeology Ethnology and…2021

    В работе обсуждаются популяционные связи населения, оставившего коллективное захоронение на м. Братьев в заливе Бабушкина. Погребение в каменной нише на берегу Охотского моря было исследовано С.П. Ефимовым в 1976 г. и предположительно отнесено к древнекорякской археологической культуре. Серия из захоронения включает 13 черепов различной сохранности (пять мужских, пять женских, для трех пол не определен). В Центре геогенетики Университета Копенгаг…

  • Investigation of Ornamented Bone Items from the Olskaya Site Using Three-Dimensional Modelling

    Open AccessА Yu Fedorchenko, M V Seletsky et al.ARTICLEProblems of Archaeology…2021

    This paper discusses the practical application of three-dimensional modelling technologies in studying bone artefacts with engraved images of the paleometal era. To achieve the study goal, we carried out a comprehensive analysis of the antler crest obtained from excavations at the Olskaya site, one of the key archaeological sites of the Tokarev culture in the Northern Priokhotye. The artefact under discussion has a complex geometric pattern, whic…

  • Results of Field Works at the Northern Okhotsk Sea Shore and in Kamchatka in 2021

    Open AccessA I Lebedintsev, A A Prut et al.ARTICLEProblems of Archaeology…2021

    The article presents the main results of field research in Northern Okhotsk Sea shore and Kamchatka in 2021. The research was focused on Palaeolithic, Neolithic, Paleometal, and Iron Age sites located in the Olsky District of the Magadan Region and the Bystrinsky District of the Kamchatka Region. Archaeological works were carried out at Astronomicheskiy and Bratiev Capes in Babushkin Bay in the northern Okhotsk Sea. Samples for AMS dating have be…

  • Population Affinities of the Ancient Northern Okhotsk People

    Open AccessVyacheslav Moiseyev, Alisa Zubova et al.ARTICLEArchaeology Ethnology and…2021Cited by: 1References: 11

    This study reconstructs biological affinities in a cranial sample from a collective burial on Cape Bratyev in Babushkin Bay. The burial, found in a rock niche on the Okhotsk Coast, was excavated by S.P. Efimov in 1976 and tentatively attributed to the Old Koryak culture. The sample consists of 13 adult skulls of differing preservation—five male, five female, and three undeterminable. Genome-wide analysis was carried out at the Center for Geogenet…

  • The population history of northeastern Siberia since the Pleistocene

    Open AccessMateusz Sikora, Martin Sikora et al.ARTICLENature2019

  • Field Research at the Olskaya Site (Northern Sea of Okhotsk Region) in 2019

    Open AccessA I Lebedintsev, I V Makarov et al.ARTICLEProblems of Archaeology…2019

  • New Results of Research into the Tokarev Culture of Northern Sea of Okhotsk Region

    Open AccessA I Lebedintsev, P S Grebenyuk et al.ARTICLEProblems of Archaeology…2019

  • The Ancient Cultures of the Extreme Northeast Asia and Ethnogenetic Reconstructions

    Open AccessP S Grebenyuk, А Yu Fedorchenko et al.ARTICLETomsk Journal of Linguistics and…2019Cited by: 2References: 7

    ДРЕВНИЕ КУЛЬТУРЫ КРАЙНЕГО СЕВЕРО-ВОСТОКА АЗИИ И ЭТНОГЕНЕТИЧЕСКИЕ РЕКОНСТРУКЦИИВ статье рассматриваются особенности развития древних археологических культур крайнего Северо-Востока Азии в контексте реконструкции этногенетических процессов в позднем плейстоцене и голоцене.На основе исследований предыдущих лет и недавних открытий предлагается комплексный взгляд на проблемы этнической идентификации древних культур, реконструкции направлений миграций …