T Nomokonova
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 15209 |
|---|---|
| NOME | T Nomokonova |
| PRENOMES | T |
| SOBRENOME | Nomokonova |
| ASSINATURA | NOMOKONOVA T |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Saskatchewan |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8756-1681 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 26 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2011 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Cody, Bison, and the Fletcher Site on the Canadian Prairies
The Fletcher site is one of the most well-known Cody occupations on the Canadian Prairies and one of the oldest bison communal hunting sites in Alberta. Excavations at this site have been undertaken since the 1960s and produced large quantities of faunal specimens that have remained unanalyzed until recently. Our study presents the first zooarchaeological analysis of almost 56,000 specimens recovered at the Fletcher sites during the 1960s. We emp…
Multi-level spondylolysis at Egiin Gol
Interpretations from this case study would benefit from a more extensive analysis of spondylolysis, biomechanical stress, and acute trauma on the nomadic pastoral populations of northern Mongolia, including those pre-dating and post-dating the Xiongnu
Naturally polled bovines and other domestic animals at the ritual site Ovootyn Uzuur 1, Lake Khövsgöl, Mongolia
A body size approach to understanding Holocene seal hunting at Lake Baikal in Siberia
Reindeer Demographics at Iarte VI, Iamal Peninsula, Arctic Siberia
This study focuses on constructing a demographic profile for a large set of reindeer (Rangifer tarandus) remains from the Iron Age Iarte VI site on the Iamal Peninsula in Siberia. Iarte VI produced one of the largest reindeer assemblages in the entire Arctic, totalling ∼22,000 specimens. Age assessment is conducted by examining teeth eruption sequences in 686 mandibular fragments. Sex identification is based on analysis of 595 os coxae through vi…
Reindeer Imagery in the Making at Ust’-Polui in Arctic Siberia
The history of reindeer domestication is a critical topic in the study of human-animal relationships across Northern Eurasia. The Iamal-Nenets region of Arctic Siberia, now a global centre of reindeer pastoralism, has been the subject of much recent research on reindeer domestication. However, tracking the beginnings of reindeer domestication in this region and elsewhere in Eurasia has proved challenging. Archaeological imagery is an under-utiliz…
Domestication as Enskilment
Age estimation of archaeological dogs using pulp cavity closure ratios
Medieval animal management practices at Proezzhaia I
Holocene Fishing in the Big Sea Region of Lake Baikal (Based on Materials from Multilayered Habitation Sites)
This article offers new data on ancient fi shing in the Big Sea region of Lake Baikal. Materials for this research were recovered during fieldwork conducted at multilayered habitation sites Sagan-Zaba II and Buguldeika II by the joint Russian-Canadian expeditions (a project between Irkutsk State University (Russia) and University of Alberta (Canada)). The research presented here is based on the analysis of ichthyofaunal remains and artefacts asso…
Subsistence Patterns of Population of the Lower Ob River Basin During the Eneolithic (Based on Faunal Remains of the Settlement of Gorniy Samotnel-1)
This article is dedicated to the analysis of faunal remains found at the Eneolithic settlement of Gorniy Samotnel-1. This habitation site has a modeled age spanning from 3060 to 2920 cal. BC, firmly within the Middle Holocene. This site is located on the territory of Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Region on the shore of the Ob’ river. The paper considers the identification of faunal remains from the site, their relative abundances, bone modification (s…
Faunal Remains from the Early Complexes of the Sagan-Zaba II Multilayered Habitation Site (9120–7880 cal. BP) in the Cis-Baikal
This article is the first publication to analyze faunal remains from early complexes (layers VII and VI) at the multilayer settlement of Sagan-Zaba II, situated on the western shore of Lake Baikal. We discuss species composition of fauna from the site as well as associated radiocarbon dates, age and sex designations, spatial distribution, and their overall selection as it relates to site seasonality. We address the previously-defi ned potential o…
Holocene Seal Imagery in the Lake Baikal Region of Eastern Siberia1
For over 9000 years, seals were a major food source for many groups of foragers living in the Lake Baikal region of Eastern Siberia, as evidenced by the frequency of seal bones in the Holocene sites of that area. This article introduces new representations of seals and summarizes previously known seal depictions. Seal images were rather common in rock art and portable sculpture. Also, Neolithic and Bronze Age foragers used seal bones in manufactu…
Use of ulan-khada bay at lake baikal in the holocene (based on fauna remains)
The article presents the results of studies of faunal remains from the Ulan-Khada multilayered settlement – one of key habitation sites in the Cis-Baikal region providing information for reconstructing environmental and cultural changes during the Holocene. A complete analysis of the fauna assemblage obtained over the course of long-term excavations is given. For the fi rst time, the site's ichthyofauna is described. The mammalian species composi…
Domestication as Enskilment
Age estimation of archaeological dogs using pulp cavity closure ratios
Multi-level spondylolysis at Egiin Gol
Interpretations from this case study would benefit from a more extensive analysis of spondylolysis, biomechanical stress, and acute trauma on the nomadic pastoral populations of northern Mongolia, including those pre-dating and post-dating the Xiongnu
Reindeer Demographics at Iarte VI, Iamal Peninsula, Arctic Siberia
This study focuses on constructing a demographic profile for a large set of reindeer (Rangifer tarandus) remains from the Iron Age Iarte VI site on the Iamal Peninsula in Siberia. Iarte VI produced one of the largest reindeer assemblages in the entire Arctic, totalling ∼22,000 specimens. Age assessment is conducted by examining teeth eruption sequences in 686 mandibular fragments. Sex identification is based on analysis of 595 os coxae through vi…
Reindeer Imagery in the Making at Ust’-Polui in Arctic Siberia
The history of reindeer domestication is a critical topic in the study of human-animal relationships across Northern Eurasia. The Iamal-Nenets region of Arctic Siberia, now a global centre of reindeer pastoralism, has been the subject of much recent research on reindeer domestication. However, tracking the beginnings of reindeer domestication in this region and elsewhere in Eurasia has proved challenging. Archaeological imagery is an under-utiliz…
Subsistence Patterns of Population of the Lower Ob River Basin During the Eneolithic (Based on Faunal Remains of the Settlement of Gorniy Samotnel-1)
This article is dedicated to the analysis of faunal remains found at the Eneolithic settlement of Gorniy Samotnel-1. This habitation site has a modeled age spanning from 3060 to 2920 cal. BC, firmly within the Middle Holocene. This site is located on the territory of Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Region on the shore of the Ob’ river. The paper considers the identification of faunal remains from the site, their relative abundances, bone modification (s…
Holocene Seal Imagery in the Lake Baikal Region of Eastern Siberia1
For over 9000 years, seals were a major food source for many groups of foragers living in the Lake Baikal region of Eastern Siberia, as evidenced by the frequency of seal bones in the Holocene sites of that area. This article introduces new representations of seals and summarizes previously known seal depictions. Seal images were rather common in rock art and portable sculpture. Also, Neolithic and Bronze Age foragers used seal bones in manufactu…
Use of ulan-khada bay at lake baikal in the holocene (based on fauna remains)
The article presents the results of studies of faunal remains from the Ulan-Khada multilayered settlement – one of key habitation sites in the Cis-Baikal region providing information for reconstructing environmental and cultural changes during the Holocene. A complete analysis of the fauna assemblage obtained over the course of long-term excavations is given. For the fi rst time, the site's ichthyofauna is described. The mammalian species composi…
Holocene Seal Imagery in the Lake Baikal Region of Eastern Siberia1
For over 9000 years, seals were a major food source for many groups of foragers living in the Lake Baikal region of Eastern Siberia, as evidenced by the frequency of seal bones in the Holocene sites of that area. This article introduces new representations of seals and summarizes previously known seal depictions. Seal images were rather common in rock art and portable sculpture. Also, Neolithic and Bronze Age foragers used seal bones in manufactu…
Faunal Remains from the Early Complexes of the Sagan-Zaba II Multilayered Habitation Site (9120–7880 cal. BP) in the Cis-Baikal
This article is the first publication to analyze faunal remains from early complexes (layers VII and VI) at the multilayer settlement of Sagan-Zaba II, situated on the western shore of Lake Baikal. We discuss species composition of fauna from the site as well as associated radiocarbon dates, age and sex designations, spatial distribution, and their overall selection as it relates to site seasonality. We address the previously-defi ned potential o…
Holocene Fishing in the Big Sea Region of Lake Baikal (Based on Materials from Multilayered Habitation Sites)
This article offers new data on ancient fi shing in the Big Sea region of Lake Baikal. Materials for this research were recovered during fieldwork conducted at multilayered habitation sites Sagan-Zaba II and Buguldeika II by the joint Russian-Canadian expeditions (a project between Irkutsk State University (Russia) and University of Alberta (Canada)). The research presented here is based on the analysis of ichthyofaunal remains and artefacts asso…
Subsistence Patterns of Population of the Lower Ob River Basin During the Eneolithic (Based on Faunal Remains of the Settlement of Gorniy Samotnel-1)
This article is dedicated to the analysis of faunal remains found at the Eneolithic settlement of Gorniy Samotnel-1. This habitation site has a modeled age spanning from 3060 to 2920 cal. BC, firmly within the Middle Holocene. This site is located on the territory of Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Region on the shore of the Ob’ river. The paper considers the identification of faunal remains from the site, their relative abundances, bone modification (s…
Medieval animal management practices at Proezzhaia I
Domestication as Enskilment
Age estimation of archaeological dogs using pulp cavity closure ratios
Reindeer Demographics at Iarte VI, Iamal Peninsula, Arctic Siberia
This study focuses on constructing a demographic profile for a large set of reindeer (Rangifer tarandus) remains from the Iron Age Iarte VI site on the Iamal Peninsula in Siberia. Iarte VI produced one of the largest reindeer assemblages in the entire Arctic, totalling ∼22,000 specimens. Age assessment is conducted by examining teeth eruption sequences in 686 mandibular fragments. Sex identification is based on analysis of 595 os coxae through vi…
Reindeer Imagery in the Making at Ust’-Polui in Arctic Siberia
The history of reindeer domestication is a critical topic in the study of human-animal relationships across Northern Eurasia. The Iamal-Nenets region of Arctic Siberia, now a global centre of reindeer pastoralism, has been the subject of much recent research on reindeer domestication. However, tracking the beginnings of reindeer domestication in this region and elsewhere in Eurasia has proved challenging. Archaeological imagery is an under-utiliz…
A body size approach to understanding Holocene seal hunting at Lake Baikal in Siberia
Cody, Bison, and the Fletcher Site on the Canadian Prairies
The Fletcher site is one of the most well-known Cody occupations on the Canadian Prairies and one of the oldest bison communal hunting sites in Alberta. Excavations at this site have been undertaken since the 1960s and produced large quantities of faunal specimens that have remained unanalyzed until recently. Our study presents the first zooarchaeological analysis of almost 56,000 specimens recovered at the Fletcher sites during the 1960s. We emp…
Multi-level spondylolysis at Egiin Gol
Interpretations from this case study would benefit from a more extensive analysis of spondylolysis, biomechanical stress, and acute trauma on the nomadic pastoral populations of northern Mongolia, including those pre-dating and post-dating the Xiongnu
Naturally polled bovines and other domestic animals at the ritual site Ovootyn Uzuur 1, Lake Khövsgöl, Mongolia
Archaeology (11 obras) · Geography (11 obras) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (10 obras) · Biology (10 obras) · Geology (9 obras) · Ecology (7 obras) · Indigenous Studies and Ecology (7 obras) · Forensic Anthropology and Bioarchaeology Studies (6 obras) · Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology (5 obras) · Holocene (4 obras)