Yu F Kiryushin
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 201188 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Yu F Kiryushin |
| PRENOMES | Yu F |
| SOBRENOME | Kiryushin |
| ASSINATURA | KIRYUSHIN Y F |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Altai State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5474-3502 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 17 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 18 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2006 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
КЕРАМИКА РАННЕГО ЖЕЛЕЗНОГО ВЕКА С ПОСЕЛЕНИЯ ТУХ-ЭМТОР-IV (бассейн р. Васюган )
The article presents the results of a study of ceramics of the Kulai cultural and historical community from the settlement of Tukh-Emtor-IV , located in the basin of the Vasyugan river on the shore of Lake Tuh-Emtor. The complex of ceramics of the Early Iron Age from this site is being introduced into scientific circulation for the first time. Ceramics of the Sarov stage have been identified for the first time, which indicates a small influx of t…
Tools on the Plates from the Pavlovka-I Settlement (Southern Western Siberia)
The purpose of the publication is to introduce into scientifi c circulation a collection of stone tools on plates found at the settlement of Pavlovka-I (Uglovsky district of the Altai Territory).The collection of stone artifacts kept at the Altai State University has 8851 items. The tools on the plates are 1244 pieces. Th is is the most representative category in the tool kit of the studied collection.A feature of the stone industry of Pavlovka-I…
Results of Radiocarbon Dating of Early Burials in the Firsovo Archaeological Area, Barnaul Stretch of the Ob
В Фирсовском археологическом микрорайоне особый интерес вызывает группа ранних погребений грунтовых могильников Новоалтайск-Развилка, Фирсово XI и XIV Для них получено в разных лабораториях девять радиоуглеродных дат, две — жидкостно-сцинтилляционным методом (LSC), семь — с использованием ускорительной масс-спектрометрии (AMS). Для определения календарного возраста проведена их калибровка с помощью компьютерной программы OxCal версии 3.10. Резуль…
Stone Tools on Flakes and Polished Products of the Pestryakovo Lake Settlement (South of Western Siberia)
The purpose of the publication is to introduce into scientific circulation a collection of stone tools on flakes and polished products found at the Pestryakovo Lake settlement (Zavyalovsky district of the Altai Territory). The collection of stone artifacts kept at the Altai State University numbers 2881 copies. Flake tools comprise 418 artifacts. This is the most representative category (72.19%) in the toolkit of the collection under study. This …
On the relative and absolute chronology of early burials at the Firsovo-XI burial ground (Barnaul Ob River region)
The present work addresses the issues of the absolute and relative chronology of early burials at the Firsovo-XI burial ground on the right bank of the Upper Ob River. Description of four burials of the site and results of their AMS 14C dating are reported, alongside with the cultural and chronological analogies among the contem-poraneous monuments of Altai. Eight burial places were discovered at Firsovo-XI, including five single graves, two doub…
Faunist Complex of Tytkescen-Vi Settlement (to the Issue of the Beginning of Cattle Breeding in the Altai Mountains)
The article is devoted to the publication of osteological collections of the multi-layered settlement Tytkeskene-VI in the Altai Mountains. The settlement is confined to the estuary part of the left bank of Tytkesken - the left-bank tributary of the Katun in its average flow. In the Tytkeskene-VI settlement, stratigraphic observations give a relative chronology, and radiocarbon dates allow obtaining and comparing the absolute and calendar dating …
The Ceramics of the Neolithic-Early Bronze from the Alekseevka-I Settlement (Results of Technical and Technological Analysis and Study of Ornamentation)
The article is devoted to the study of pottery from the Neolithic - Early Bronze Age from the Alekseevka-I settlement from the southwestern regions of Altai made in the following directions: technical and technologi-cal analysis, study of ornamentation. Technical and technological analysis revealed differences in skills in the choice of raw materials and the formation of molding masses. It is established that the tradition of using low- and mid-p…
Complex of Early Ceramics of the Alekseevka-i Settlement (Problems of Chronology, Periodization and Cultural Affiliation)
The article considers the publication of a complex of ceramic dishes found at the Alekseevka-I settlement (Uglovsky district of the Altai Territory). The cultural layer of the monument was destroyed, which creates problems for determining of the chronology, periodization and cultural identity of the recorded materials. In the collection of ceramics from the Alekseyevka-I settlement a group of ceramics (about 150 specimens) is distinguished, which…
The boborkino style ceramics from the settlements of south-western regions of the Altai territory
On the territory of the Altai steppe and steppe materials of the Neolithic are presented with the monuments with destructed cultural layer. They are found along with the artifacts referring to a later period which creates problems for the historical interpretation of archaeological material. New data on the Neolithic of the Pavlodar region and the Barabinsk forest-steppe allowed addressing to the materials from the destroyed monuments in the Uglo…
Middle Neolithic Ceramics from the Tytkesken VI Settlement Site
The Tytkesken VI settlement is one of the key sites of the Neolithic, Chalcolithic, and Bronze Age in Gorny Altai. In 2006, over 1500 sq. m of the site area were excavated and as a result, abundant ceramic and lithic artifacts of the Middle and Late Neolithic were found. The Middle Neolithic ceramics from Tytkesken VI parallel with synchronous and later vessels from Tytkesken II as well as those from the Afanasyevo burials at Kuyum and Ulagan, Go…
The Use of Animal Hair in Ceramic Manufacturing at the Tytkesken-2 Neolithic Site, Western Siberia
The comb pottery found at Tytkesken-2 horizons 7, 6, 4A, and 4 reveals traces of animal hair. Hair was used as armature at the shaping stage: it was wound around the body of the vessel to prevent cracking during baking and drying (pastes were prepared without the use of hair). As the Tytkesken-2 ceramics demonstrate, using hair as armature was a local tradition, practiced in some measure from the Early to the Final Neolithic period
Ornaments Made from Animal Teeth in Human Burials at Tuzovskiye Bugry-1 and Their Relevance to Ethnic Processes in the Altai, 3rd Millennium BC
The article describes ornaments made of animal teeth (elk, beaver, badger, fox, marmot, musk deer, and ibex or mountain sheep) and found in ground burials at Tuzovskiye Bugry-1, Northern Altai. Ornaments made of the teeth of the two latter animals are especially informative since these taxa are not found in the Barnaul–Biysk area of the Upper Ob basin, nor did they inhabit the area in the historical past. The musk deer is distributed in the mount…
Kelteminar arrowheads from the Altai
Kelteminar arrowheads are rarely found at Neolithic sites outside Western Central Asia. In the Altai, the settlements of Tytkesken-2 and 6 in the middle Katun basin have yielded the largest collection of arrowheads of this type (7 and 1 specimens, respectively). Two more arrowheads were found at Peresheyechnoye VI (Gulbische) and Krivoye-1 in the Southwestern Altai. The Kelteminar arrowheads from the Altai can be classifi ed into three types acco…
Mollusk shells from burials of tuzovskiye bugry-1 As indicators of ethno-cultural processes In southern siberia and western central asia In the 3rd millennium bc
This article focuses on adornments made of mollusk shells from graves of the Tuzovskiye Bugry-1 burial ground in the Altai Territory. The collection includes bivalve shells: Corbicula ferghanensis Kurs. et Star. currently inhabiting the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins; Corbicula tibetensis Prash. inhabiting the mountain regions of Central Asia, Eastern Kazakhstan, and the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins; fossil Corbicula similar to Corbicula fl umi…
The Origins of the Andronovo (Fedorovka) Population of Southwestern Siberia, Based on a Middle Bronze Age Cranial Series From the Altai Forest-Steppe Zone
A multivariate analysis of measurements taken from Andronovo (Fedorovka) cranial samples from the forest-steppe part of the Altai has revealed certain components that are likely to have contributed to the origins of this population. One component, resembling the robust (Cro-Magnon) variety observed in many Andronovo groups, would appear to have been introduced by migrants from the Kazakhstan steppes. Another component – Mediterranean, i.e., chara…
Early and Middle Bronze Age Portable Art Pieces From the Forest-Steppe Zone of the Ob-Irtysh Region
Portable works of Early and Middle Bronze Age art from the Ob and Irtysh region, Western Siberia, demonstrate high standards of craftsmanship. This mainly concerns zoomorphic images on stone pestles, hafts of bronze daggers, and gamma-shaped pommels made of bone and horn. Most of the images are those of mammals and birds rendered in profile. The most frequent representations decorating stone and metal objects are those of horses, evidencing the i…
A plate with an anthropomorphous representation from Tytkesken-2
Mollusk shells from burials of tuzovskiye bugry-1 As indicators of ethno-cultural processes In southern siberia and western central asia In the 3rd millennium bc
This article focuses on adornments made of mollusk shells from graves of the Tuzovskiye Bugry-1 burial ground in the Altai Territory. The collection includes bivalve shells: Corbicula ferghanensis Kurs. et Star. currently inhabiting the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins; Corbicula tibetensis Prash. inhabiting the mountain regions of Central Asia, Eastern Kazakhstan, and the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins; fossil Corbicula similar to Corbicula fl umi…
The Use of Animal Hair in Ceramic Manufacturing at the Tytkesken-2 Neolithic Site, Western Siberia
The comb pottery found at Tytkesken-2 horizons 7, 6, 4A, and 4 reveals traces of animal hair. Hair was used as armature at the shaping stage: it was wound around the body of the vessel to prevent cracking during baking and drying (pastes were prepared without the use of hair). As the Tytkesken-2 ceramics demonstrate, using hair as armature was a local tradition, practiced in some measure from the Early to the Final Neolithic period
The Origins of the Andronovo (Fedorovka) Population of Southwestern Siberia, Based on a Middle Bronze Age Cranial Series From the Altai Forest-Steppe Zone
A multivariate analysis of measurements taken from Andronovo (Fedorovka) cranial samples from the forest-steppe part of the Altai has revealed certain components that are likely to have contributed to the origins of this population. One component, resembling the robust (Cro-Magnon) variety observed in many Andronovo groups, would appear to have been introduced by migrants from the Kazakhstan steppes. Another component – Mediterranean, i.e., chara…
Early and Middle Bronze Age Portable Art Pieces From the Forest-Steppe Zone of the Ob-Irtysh Region
Portable works of Early and Middle Bronze Age art from the Ob and Irtysh region, Western Siberia, demonstrate high standards of craftsmanship. This mainly concerns zoomorphic images on stone pestles, hafts of bronze daggers, and gamma-shaped pommels made of bone and horn. Most of the images are those of mammals and birds rendered in profile. The most frequent representations decorating stone and metal objects are those of horses, evidencing the i…
On the relative and absolute chronology of early burials at the Firsovo-XI burial ground (Barnaul Ob River region)
The present work addresses the issues of the absolute and relative chronology of early burials at the Firsovo-XI burial ground on the right bank of the Upper Ob River. Description of four burials of the site and results of their AMS 14C dating are reported, alongside with the cultural and chronological analogies among the contem-poraneous monuments of Altai. Eight burial places were discovered at Firsovo-XI, including five single graves, two doub…
Kelteminar arrowheads from the Altai
Kelteminar arrowheads are rarely found at Neolithic sites outside Western Central Asia. In the Altai, the settlements of Tytkesken-2 and 6 in the middle Katun basin have yielded the largest collection of arrowheads of this type (7 and 1 specimens, respectively). Two more arrowheads were found at Peresheyechnoye VI (Gulbische) and Krivoye-1 in the Southwestern Altai. The Kelteminar arrowheads from the Altai can be classifi ed into three types acco…
Ornaments Made from Animal Teeth in Human Burials at Tuzovskiye Bugry-1 and Their Relevance to Ethnic Processes in the Altai, 3rd Millennium BC
The article describes ornaments made of animal teeth (elk, beaver, badger, fox, marmot, musk deer, and ibex or mountain sheep) and found in ground burials at Tuzovskiye Bugry-1, Northern Altai. Ornaments made of the teeth of the two latter animals are especially informative since these taxa are not found in the Barnaul–Biysk area of the Upper Ob basin, nor did they inhabit the area in the historical past. The musk deer is distributed in the mount…
A plate with an anthropomorphous representation from Tytkesken-2
Early and Middle Bronze Age Portable Art Pieces From the Forest-Steppe Zone of the Ob-Irtysh Region
Portable works of Early and Middle Bronze Age art from the Ob and Irtysh region, Western Siberia, demonstrate high standards of craftsmanship. This mainly concerns zoomorphic images on stone pestles, hafts of bronze daggers, and gamma-shaped pommels made of bone and horn. Most of the images are those of mammals and birds rendered in profile. The most frequent representations decorating stone and metal objects are those of horses, evidencing the i…
The Origins of the Andronovo (Fedorovka) Population of Southwestern Siberia, Based on a Middle Bronze Age Cranial Series From the Altai Forest-Steppe Zone
A multivariate analysis of measurements taken from Andronovo (Fedorovka) cranial samples from the forest-steppe part of the Altai has revealed certain components that are likely to have contributed to the origins of this population. One component, resembling the robust (Cro-Magnon) variety observed in many Andronovo groups, would appear to have been introduced by migrants from the Kazakhstan steppes. Another component – Mediterranean, i.e., chara…
Kelteminar arrowheads from the Altai
Kelteminar arrowheads are rarely found at Neolithic sites outside Western Central Asia. In the Altai, the settlements of Tytkesken-2 and 6 in the middle Katun basin have yielded the largest collection of arrowheads of this type (7 and 1 specimens, respectively). Two more arrowheads were found at Peresheyechnoye VI (Gulbische) and Krivoye-1 in the Southwestern Altai. The Kelteminar arrowheads from the Altai can be classifi ed into three types acco…
Mollusk shells from burials of tuzovskiye bugry-1 As indicators of ethno-cultural processes In southern siberia and western central asia In the 3rd millennium bc
This article focuses on adornments made of mollusk shells from graves of the Tuzovskiye Bugry-1 burial ground in the Altai Territory. The collection includes bivalve shells: Corbicula ferghanensis Kurs. et Star. currently inhabiting the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins; Corbicula tibetensis Prash. inhabiting the mountain regions of Central Asia, Eastern Kazakhstan, and the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins; fossil Corbicula similar to Corbicula fl umi…
The Use of Animal Hair in Ceramic Manufacturing at the Tytkesken-2 Neolithic Site, Western Siberia
The comb pottery found at Tytkesken-2 horizons 7, 6, 4A, and 4 reveals traces of animal hair. Hair was used as armature at the shaping stage: it was wound around the body of the vessel to prevent cracking during baking and drying (pastes were prepared without the use of hair). As the Tytkesken-2 ceramics demonstrate, using hair as armature was a local tradition, practiced in some measure from the Early to the Final Neolithic period
Ornaments Made from Animal Teeth in Human Burials at Tuzovskiye Bugry-1 and Their Relevance to Ethnic Processes in the Altai, 3rd Millennium BC
The article describes ornaments made of animal teeth (elk, beaver, badger, fox, marmot, musk deer, and ibex or mountain sheep) and found in ground burials at Tuzovskiye Bugry-1, Northern Altai. Ornaments made of the teeth of the two latter animals are especially informative since these taxa are not found in the Barnaul–Biysk area of the Upper Ob basin, nor did they inhabit the area in the historical past. The musk deer is distributed in the mount…
Middle Neolithic Ceramics from the Tytkesken VI Settlement Site
The Tytkesken VI settlement is one of the key sites of the Neolithic, Chalcolithic, and Bronze Age in Gorny Altai. In 2006, over 1500 sq. m of the site area were excavated and as a result, abundant ceramic and lithic artifacts of the Middle and Late Neolithic were found. The Middle Neolithic ceramics from Tytkesken VI parallel with synchronous and later vessels from Tytkesken II as well as those from the Afanasyevo burials at Kuyum and Ulagan, Go…
The boborkino style ceramics from the settlements of south-western regions of the Altai territory
On the territory of the Altai steppe and steppe materials of the Neolithic are presented with the monuments with destructed cultural layer. They are found along with the artifacts referring to a later period which creates problems for the historical interpretation of archaeological material. New data on the Neolithic of the Pavlodar region and the Barabinsk forest-steppe allowed addressing to the materials from the destroyed monuments in the Uglo…
Faunist Complex of Tytkescen-Vi Settlement (to the Issue of the Beginning of Cattle Breeding in the Altai Mountains)
The article is devoted to the publication of osteological collections of the multi-layered settlement Tytkeskene-VI in the Altai Mountains. The settlement is confined to the estuary part of the left bank of Tytkesken - the left-bank tributary of the Katun in its average flow. In the Tytkeskene-VI settlement, stratigraphic observations give a relative chronology, and radiocarbon dates allow obtaining and comparing the absolute and calendar dating …
The Ceramics of the Neolithic-Early Bronze from the Alekseevka-I Settlement (Results of Technical and Technological Analysis and Study of Ornamentation)
The article is devoted to the study of pottery from the Neolithic - Early Bronze Age from the Alekseevka-I settlement from the southwestern regions of Altai made in the following directions: technical and technologi-cal analysis, study of ornamentation. Technical and technological analysis revealed differences in skills in the choice of raw materials and the formation of molding masses. It is established that the tradition of using low- and mid-p…
Complex of Early Ceramics of the Alekseevka-i Settlement (Problems of Chronology, Periodization and Cultural Affiliation)
The article considers the publication of a complex of ceramic dishes found at the Alekseevka-I settlement (Uglovsky district of the Altai Territory). The cultural layer of the monument was destroyed, which creates problems for determining of the chronology, periodization and cultural identity of the recorded materials. In the collection of ceramics from the Alekseyevka-I settlement a group of ceramics (about 150 specimens) is distinguished, which…
Results of Radiocarbon Dating of Early Burials in the Firsovo Archaeological Area, Barnaul Stretch of the Ob
В Фирсовском археологическом микрорайоне особый интерес вызывает группа ранних погребений грунтовых могильников Новоалтайск-Развилка, Фирсово XI и XIV Для них получено в разных лабораториях девять радиоуглеродных дат, две — жидкостно-сцинтилляционным методом (LSC), семь — с использованием ускорительной масс-спектрометрии (AMS). Для определения календарного возраста проведена их калибровка с помощью компьютерной программы OxCal версии 3.10. Резуль…
Stone Tools on Flakes and Polished Products of the Pestryakovo Lake Settlement (South of Western Siberia)
The purpose of the publication is to introduce into scientific circulation a collection of stone tools on flakes and polished products found at the Pestryakovo Lake settlement (Zavyalovsky district of the Altai Territory). The collection of stone artifacts kept at the Altai State University numbers 2881 copies. Flake tools comprise 418 artifacts. This is the most representative category (72.19%) in the toolkit of the collection under study. This …
On the relative and absolute chronology of early burials at the Firsovo-XI burial ground (Barnaul Ob River region)
The present work addresses the issues of the absolute and relative chronology of early burials at the Firsovo-XI burial ground on the right bank of the Upper Ob River. Description of four burials of the site and results of their AMS 14C dating are reported, alongside with the cultural and chronological analogies among the contem-poraneous monuments of Altai. Eight burial places were discovered at Firsovo-XI, including five single graves, two doub…
Tools on the Plates from the Pavlovka-I Settlement (Southern Western Siberia)
The purpose of the publication is to introduce into scientifi c circulation a collection of stone tools on plates found at the settlement of Pavlovka-I (Uglovsky district of the Altai Territory).The collection of stone artifacts kept at the Altai State University has 8851 items. The tools on the plates are 1244 pieces. Th is is the most representative category in the tool kit of the studied collection.A feature of the stone industry of Pavlovka-I…
КЕРАМИКА РАННЕГО ЖЕЛЕЗНОГО ВЕКА С ПОСЕЛЕНИЯ ТУХ-ЭМТОР-IV (бассейн р. Васюган )
The article presents the results of a study of ceramics of the Kulai cultural and historical community from the settlement of Tukh-Emtor-IV , located in the basin of the Vasyugan river on the shore of Lake Tuh-Emtor. The complex of ceramics of the Early Iron Age from this site is being introduced into scientific circulation for the first time. Ceramics of the Sarov stage have been identified for the first time, which indicates a small influx of t…
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