Maryna Serheieva
Biographic Data
| ID | 9281124 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Maryna Serheieva |
| GIVEN NAMES | Maryna |
| FAMILY NAME | Serheieva |
| SIGNATURE | SERHEIEVA M |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3785-0311 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Bone combs of the Slavs of the Early Middle Ages from the south of Eastern Europe
The article deals with findings of bone combs, originating from Slavic sites and complexes in the south of Eastern Europe dated to the second half of the 1st millennium AD. Information was collected on 14 Slavic sites, where 17 combs were found. It is interesting that sometimes we have several finds from one point. Most of the cases of finding of the early medieval combs were related to the forest-steppe zone. The vast majority of finds were conc…
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 …
Bone and Antler Products From the Small Hillfort of Horodsk
The materials of bone processing from the Small Hillfort of Horodsk (the Korostyshiv Region of the Zhytomyr Oblast) stored in the Institute of Archeology of NAS of Ukraine are published in the paper. The analysis of the products, technique of manufacture and level of development of bone-carving craft is provided. Bone artefacts include the completed products, blanks and bone raw material with traces of processing. Bone artifacts come from the cul…
Artistic Carved Bone From Zarichne Village
In the article a decorative antler plaque with the image of griffin found in 2020 in the unfortified part of the hill-fort near Zarichne village (Trostianetskyi district, Sumy Region) is analyzed. The item comes from an object dated from the 12—13th centuries. General decorating composition of the product is carved in the through groove technique. The main elements of the griffin figure (head, wings, paws and tail) were modeled in low relief tech…
New Finds of Bone Items From Kopyriv Kinets in Kyiv
In the article bone artifacts from the site at Kudriavska st., 24A (Kyiv), studied in 2016—2018, are introduced into scientific circulation and analyzed. Bone and antler artifacts were found in the filling of ten various objects. The items are represented by finished products and fragments of bone and antler with traces of processing. Among finished items are the following: two two-sided combs, girth buckle, sleeve, talus of ungulates — playing a…
Beads of the Wielbark Culture from Khrinnyky
In 2016, a research of Khrinnyky 1 site in Rivne region was continued (fig. 1; 9). In particular, an object 27, determined as a dwelling of Wielbark culture (fig. 2), was investigated. The dwelling was dated by stages С2—С3 (230—330 CE) according to data of its ceramic complex (fig. 3, tab. 1). An interesting set of finds, carried out due to water flotation of the bottom filling of the object, was obtained. It could be a part of bead stringing or…
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Beads of the Wielbark Culture from Khrinnyky
In 2016, a research of Khrinnyky 1 site in Rivne region was continued (fig. 1; 9). In particular, an object 27, determined as a dwelling of Wielbark culture (fig. 2), was investigated. The dwelling was dated by stages С2—С3 (230—330 CE) according to data of its ceramic complex (fig. 3, tab. 1). An interesting set of finds, carried out due to water flotation of the bottom filling of the object, was obtained. It could be a part of bead stringing or…
Bone and Antler Products From the Small Hillfort of Horodsk
The materials of bone processing from the Small Hillfort of Horodsk (the Korostyshiv Region of the Zhytomyr Oblast) stored in the Institute of Archeology of NAS of Ukraine are published in the paper. The analysis of the products, technique of manufacture and level of development of bone-carving craft is provided. Bone artefacts include the completed products, blanks and bone raw material with traces of processing. Bone artifacts come from the cul…
Artistic Carved Bone From Zarichne Village
In the article a decorative antler plaque with the image of griffin found in 2020 in the unfortified part of the hill-fort near Zarichne village (Trostianetskyi district, Sumy Region) is analyzed. The item comes from an object dated from the 12—13th centuries. General decorating composition of the product is carved in the through groove technique. The main elements of the griffin figure (head, wings, paws and tail) were modeled in low relief tech…
New Finds of Bone Items From Kopyriv Kinets in Kyiv
In the article bone artifacts from the site at Kudriavska st., 24A (Kyiv), studied in 2016—2018, are introduced into scientific circulation and analyzed. Bone and antler artifacts were found in the filling of ten various objects. The items are represented by finished products and fragments of bone and antler with traces of processing. Among finished items are the following: two two-sided combs, girth buckle, sleeve, talus of ungulates — playing 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…
Bone combs of the Slavs of the Early Middle Ages from the south of Eastern Europe
The article deals with findings of bone combs, originating from Slavic sites and complexes in the south of Eastern Europe dated to the second half of the 1st millennium AD. Information was collected on 14 Slavic sites, where 17 combs were found. It is interesting that sometimes we have several finds from one point. Most of the cases of finding of the early medieval combs were related to the forest-steppe zone. The vast majority of finds were conc…
Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (6 works) · Archaeology (5 works) · Geography (5 works) · Biology (4 works) · Diverse Scientific Research in Ukraine (4 works) · Antler (3 works) · Art (3 works) · Carving (3 works) · History (3 works) · Ancient history (2 works)