Vladimir N Myshkin
Biographic Data
| ID | 937392 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Vladimir N Myshkin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Vladimir N |
| FAMILY NAME | Myshkin |
| SIGNATURE | MYSHKIN V N |
| AFFILIATIONS | Samara State University of Social Sciences and Education |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3489-6776 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 14 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Straight Rod-Shaped Two-Hole Cheek-Pieces Used by Nomads in the Southern Urals in the Second Half of the 6th—4th Centuries BC
The article explores the typology of straight rod-shaped, two-hole cheek-pieces used by nomads in the Southern Urals in the second half of the 6th—4th centuries BC. Interest in this topic comes from the growing number of these horse bridle parts found in burials of the region’s pastoral communities. Around 200 pieces are currently published, but the typology developed by K. F. Smirnov in 1961, based on fewer finds, does not cover all variations. …
To the Problem of Reconstructing the Seasonal Migration System of the Southern Fore-Urals Nomads in 6th–4th Centuries BC
The article reviews some aspects to the problem of reconstructing the orien-tation and length of the seasonal migration routes of the Southern Urals cat-tle-breeding population in the middle of the 1st millennium BC. The research analyses studies devoted to the economy of the Medieval and New Time nomads. Besides, the work relies on ethnographic data and written sources to reveal the system of migrations. The system implies that pastures are loca…
Horse Equipment of the Nomads of the Southern Urals in the Second Half of the 6th – 5th Centuries Bc
The article is devoted to the characteristics of the complex of horse equipment accessories used by the nomads of the Southern Urals in the second half of the 6th – 5th centuries BC. The Southern Ural region is defined as the flat territories adjacent to the Southern Urals in the west and east. This complex was identified as a result of the study of the co-occurrence of more than 700 harness items found in nomadic burials and on burial platforms …
S-shaped cheek-pieces from burial mounds of the nomads of the Scythian period in the Southern Urals
The article is devoted to the presentation of the typology of cheek-pieces used by the nomads of the Southern Urals in the VI–IV centuries BC and received the name S-shaped in special archaeological works. The relevance of the development is due to a significant increase in the number of cheek-pieces of various shapes found in mounds that were studied in the territory of the specified region. The number of these pieces of horse harness currently …
Revisiting the Issue of Connections Among the Nomads Social Elite From the Southern Urals According to Craniology Data From the Filippovka Kurgans
The article is devoted to the reconstruction of the relations of the nomads‘ social elite from the Southern Urals buried in the cemetries of the kurgans Filippovka 1, 2. The total craniological series of these monuments consists of 22 skulls (9 male and 13 female) representing brachycranial broad-faced Caucasoids. The aim of the study is to determine the historical roots of this group including their migration patterns, as well as their contacts …
Results of the metallographic study of blacksmithing items from the excavations at Podgory V settlement on the Samara Bend
The article presents the results of metallographic analysis of blacksmithing items, found during excavations at the Podgory V settlement, located on the Samara Bend. The materials of the 1999-2001 excavations are represented by items and sets (including burials ones) belonging to the period from the Early Iron Age to the Middle Ages. The most representative materials are related to the Imenkovo culture of the IV–VII centuries. The sample of ferro…
Kurgan 28 of the Filippovka 1 Burial Ground
The papre is devoted to determining the date of the kurgan 28, Filippovka 1 burial ground, which is a necropolis of the social elite of the Southern Urals nomads in the middle of the 1st millennium BC. A burial partially destroyed by repeated robbery was found in the kurgan. At least six people were buried in the grave pit with a dromos entrance, covered with a structure of radially diverging logs. The features of the five individuals‘ bone remai…
The Saka of the Aral Sea Region and the Formation of the Nomadic Society of the Southern Urals in the 6th—5th Centuries BC
The Saka of the Aral Sea region are considered as one of the components of the communities of the nomads of the Southern Urals. A sample of 192 anthropological analyses was studied to determine the nature of the migration of the cattle-breeding population of the Aral Sea region to the Southern Ural steppes. The analysis showed the absolute quantitative predominance of male burials in the late 6th–5th century BC and an equal number of men and wome…
Результаты работ на грунтовом могильнике Максимовка I в лесостепном Поволжье в 2018 г
Introduction. This is a report on the results of archaeological excavations at Maksimovka I, the subterranean burial ground located in the forest-steppe Volga region. The site is unique because it contains burial complexes of different epochs. The purpose of the paper is to introduce the materials found during the 2018 excavations for the attention of the academic community. In particular, the paper focuses on the description and characterization…
Cheek-Pieces with Zoomorphic Images of the Samara-Ural Region Nomads in the VI–IV Centuries BC
The article illustrates a study of cheek-pieces with zoomorphic images used by the nomads of the Samara-Ural region at the end of the VI–IV centuries BC. A review of 79 cheek-pieces is presented, as well as their characteristics. As a result of the excavations, two chronological groups of such horse gear are identified. The date of the early group refers to the second half of the VI–V centuries BC. It is characterized by rod-like straight and arc…
Bridle Plaques with Zoomorphic and Anthropomorphic Images of the Nomads of the Southern Urals in the Scythian Time
The article is devoted to characterizing bridle plaques with zoomorphic and anthropomorphic images, which were used by the nomads of the Southern Urals in the 6th – 4th centuries BC. The paper presents a summary of these horse ammunition items, which includes about 80 finds. The author proposes a typology of these subjects. Types of bridle plaques are distinguished by a combination of features that characterize the plot, composition and style of …
Horse Forehead Pieces from Nomadic Barrows of the Scythian Time in the Southern Urals
The paper is devoted to the description of horse forehead pieces, which were used by the nomads of the Southern Urals in the 6 th -4 th centuries BC for protecting the horse's head and / or decorating bridle. The research is based on the analysis of sample consisting of 47 finds. The author proposes the typology of the items under consideration, characterizes the types of lamellar forehead pieces with and without zoomorphic images, rodlike and ro…
Scythian Age Barrows with Burials on the Ground Surface in the Southern Ural Steppes
The article describes burials on the buried soil horizon in southern Ural, dating to 600–300 BC and associated with the culture of nomadic animal breeders. The database includes published data on 37 burial mounds. Instead of digging graves, the nomads built above-ground wooden or adobe structures. Sometimes bodies were placed on wooden fl oors or platforms. Weapons found in burials include swords, daggers, arrowheads, and items of horse harness. …
On Some Peculiarities of Using Girth Clasps by the Nomads of the South Ural Area at Scythian Time
The article is devoted to the research of peculiarities of using girth clasps by the nomadic cattlebreeders living in the steppes of South Ural area in 6 th -4 th centuries BC. The analysis of location of metal parts of girth clasps in interments of horses, the quantity and content of these details in interments of people and sacrificial places proves the point about the preferable usage of girth clasps by nomads at the end of 6 th -4 th centurie…
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On Some Peculiarities of Using Girth Clasps by the Nomads of the South Ural Area at Scythian Time
The article is devoted to the research of peculiarities of using girth clasps by the nomadic cattlebreeders living in the steppes of South Ural area in 6 th -4 th centuries BC. The analysis of location of metal parts of girth clasps in interments of horses, the quantity and content of these details in interments of people and sacrificial places proves the point about the preferable usage of girth clasps by nomads at the end of 6 th -4 th centurie…
Scythian Age Barrows with Burials on the Ground Surface in the Southern Ural Steppes
The article describes burials on the buried soil horizon in southern Ural, dating to 600–300 BC and associated with the culture of nomadic animal breeders. The database includes published data on 37 burial mounds. Instead of digging graves, the nomads built above-ground wooden or adobe structures. Sometimes bodies were placed on wooden fl oors or platforms. Weapons found in burials include swords, daggers, arrowheads, and items of horse harness. …
Horse Forehead Pieces from Nomadic Barrows of the Scythian Time in the Southern Urals
The paper is devoted to the description of horse forehead pieces, which were used by the nomads of the Southern Urals in the 6 th -4 th centuries BC for protecting the horse's head and / or decorating bridle. The research is based on the analysis of sample consisting of 47 finds. The author proposes the typology of the items under consideration, characterizes the types of lamellar forehead pieces with and without zoomorphic images, rodlike and ro…
Bridle Plaques with Zoomorphic and Anthropomorphic Images of the Nomads of the Southern Urals in the Scythian Time
The article is devoted to characterizing bridle plaques with zoomorphic and anthropomorphic images, which were used by the nomads of the Southern Urals in the 6th – 4th centuries BC. The paper presents a summary of these horse ammunition items, which includes about 80 finds. The author proposes a typology of these subjects. Types of bridle plaques are distinguished by a combination of features that characterize the plot, composition and style of …
Cheek-Pieces with Zoomorphic Images of the Samara-Ural Region Nomads in the VI–IV Centuries BC
The article illustrates a study of cheek-pieces with zoomorphic images used by the nomads of the Samara-Ural region at the end of the VI–IV centuries BC. A review of 79 cheek-pieces is presented, as well as their characteristics. As a result of the excavations, two chronological groups of such horse gear are identified. The date of the early group refers to the second half of the VI–V centuries BC. It is characterized by rod-like straight and arc…
Результаты работ на грунтовом могильнике Максимовка I в лесостепном Поволжье в 2018 г
Introduction. This is a report on the results of archaeological excavations at Maksimovka I, the subterranean burial ground located in the forest-steppe Volga region. The site is unique because it contains burial complexes of different epochs. The purpose of the paper is to introduce the materials found during the 2018 excavations for the attention of the academic community. In particular, the paper focuses on the description and characterization…
The Saka of the Aral Sea Region and the Formation of the Nomadic Society of the Southern Urals in the 6th—5th Centuries BC
The Saka of the Aral Sea region are considered as one of the components of the communities of the nomads of the Southern Urals. A sample of 192 anthropological analyses was studied to determine the nature of the migration of the cattle-breeding population of the Aral Sea region to the Southern Ural steppes. The analysis showed the absolute quantitative predominance of male burials in the late 6th–5th century BC and an equal number of men and wome…
Kurgan 28 of the Filippovka 1 Burial Ground
The papre is devoted to determining the date of the kurgan 28, Filippovka 1 burial ground, which is a necropolis of the social elite of the Southern Urals nomads in the middle of the 1st millennium BC. A burial partially destroyed by repeated robbery was found in the kurgan. At least six people were buried in the grave pit with a dromos entrance, covered with a structure of radially diverging logs. The features of the five individuals‘ bone remai…
S-shaped cheek-pieces from burial mounds of the nomads of the Scythian period in the Southern Urals
The article is devoted to the presentation of the typology of cheek-pieces used by the nomads of the Southern Urals in the VI–IV centuries BC and received the name S-shaped in special archaeological works. The relevance of the development is due to a significant increase in the number of cheek-pieces of various shapes found in mounds that were studied in the territory of the specified region. The number of these pieces of horse harness currently …
Revisiting the Issue of Connections Among the Nomads Social Elite From the Southern Urals According to Craniology Data From the Filippovka Kurgans
The article is devoted to the reconstruction of the relations of the nomads‘ social elite from the Southern Urals buried in the cemetries of the kurgans Filippovka 1, 2. The total craniological series of these monuments consists of 22 skulls (9 male and 13 female) representing brachycranial broad-faced Caucasoids. The aim of the study is to determine the historical roots of this group including their migration patterns, as well as their contacts …
Results of the metallographic study of blacksmithing items from the excavations at Podgory V settlement on the Samara Bend
The article presents the results of metallographic analysis of blacksmithing items, found during excavations at the Podgory V settlement, located on the Samara Bend. The materials of the 1999-2001 excavations are represented by items and sets (including burials ones) belonging to the period from the Early Iron Age to the Middle Ages. The most representative materials are related to the Imenkovo culture of the IV–VII centuries. The sample of ferro…
To the Problem of Reconstructing the Seasonal Migration System of the Southern Fore-Urals Nomads in 6th–4th Centuries BC
The article reviews some aspects to the problem of reconstructing the orien-tation and length of the seasonal migration routes of the Southern Urals cat-tle-breeding population in the middle of the 1st millennium BC. The research analyses studies devoted to the economy of the Medieval and New Time nomads. Besides, the work relies on ethnographic data and written sources to reveal the system of migrations. The system implies that pastures are loca…
Horse Equipment of the Nomads of the Southern Urals in the Second Half of the 6th – 5th Centuries Bc
The article is devoted to the characteristics of the complex of horse equipment accessories used by the nomads of the Southern Urals in the second half of the 6th – 5th centuries BC. The Southern Ural region is defined as the flat territories adjacent to the Southern Urals in the west and east. This complex was identified as a result of the study of the co-occurrence of more than 700 harness items found in nomadic burials and on burial platforms …
Straight Rod-Shaped Two-Hole Cheek-Pieces Used by Nomads in the Southern Urals in the Second Half of the 6th—4th Centuries BC
The article explores the typology of straight rod-shaped, two-hole cheek-pieces used by nomads in the Southern Urals in the second half of the 6th—4th centuries BC. Interest in this topic comes from the growing number of these horse bridle parts found in burials of the region’s pastoral communities. Around 200 pieces are currently published, but the typology developed by K. F. Smirnov in 1961, based on fewer finds, does not cover all variations. …
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