Л Н Ермоленко
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4874898 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Л Н Ермоленко |
| PRENOMES | Л Н |
| SOBRENOME | Ермоленко |
| ASSINATURA | ЕРМОЛЕНКО Л Н |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5483-3361 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 6 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2006 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Early Middle Ages Dwelling on the Pomortsevo-2 Settlement (Kuznetsk Hollow)
The article deals the results of the Pomortsevo-2 settlement excavations on the left bank part of the river Inya basin in the south-east of Kuznetsk hollow (the Belovo municipal district). One of the results of the field work is a dwelling with fragments of burnt construction containing 2 archaeologically complete Early Middle Ages vessels. A reconstruction of a dwelling was done which was a not deep pit of a rectangular shape with a light framed…
The Aksai-1 complex (to the studying of ancient anthropomorphic statues and deer stones of Central Kazakhstan)
The article introduces the Aksai-1 complex of three “cult stones” (Aksai valley, Karaganda region, Kazakhstan), which includes an ancient anthropomorphic statue featuring a human face image at the top of a monolith, and a deer stone of the common Eurasian type. An analysis of the positioning relative to each other of these objects suggests that they were mounted together only randomly. The statue of the Aksai-1 complex is analogous to one of the …
An Old Turkic Statue From Borili, Ulytau Hills, Central Kazakhstan
We describe an unusual Old Turkic statue at Borili (Ulytau, Central Kazakhstan), distinguished by a peculiar position of hands and by an unusual object––a pickaxe held instead of a vessel. Stylistic features and possible prototypes among actual pickaxessuggest that the statue dates to 7th to early 8th centuries AD. The composition attests to the sculptor’s familiarity with Sogdian/ Iranian art and with that of China. Several interpretations of th…
An Old Turkic Statue at Borili, Ulytau Hills, Central Kazakhstan
The article introduces a peculiar Old Turkic statue from Borili, discovered in the hills of Ulytau, Central Kazakhstan. It differs from other Old Turkic statues in that both arms are down and the hands are on the weapons––a sword and a battle pickaxe, the latter replacing the traditional vessel. No exact matches to this sculpture are known. Only isolated traits such as clothing style, weapons, and belt mountings are paralleled by other Old Turkic…
New Early Iron Age Statue From Sary-Arka
The article introduces a statue of the Saka period from Sary-Arka (Central Kazakhstan) and shows the similarities between its attributes and the weaponry of the Early Iron Age cultures of the Eurasian steppes. Specific features of the Sary-Arka statues and their iconographic similarities with Eastern European Scythian sculpture are described
On the meaning of certain stylistic features in the faces of Ancient Turkic sculptures
The Aksai-1 complex (to the studying of ancient anthropomorphic statues and deer stones of Central Kazakhstan)
The article introduces the Aksai-1 complex of three “cult stones” (Aksai valley, Karaganda region, Kazakhstan), which includes an ancient anthropomorphic statue featuring a human face image at the top of a monolith, and a deer stone of the common Eurasian type. An analysis of the positioning relative to each other of these objects suggests that they were mounted together only randomly. The statue of the Aksai-1 complex is analogous to one of the …
On the meaning of certain stylistic features in the faces of Ancient Turkic sculptures
On the meaning of certain stylistic features in the faces of Ancient Turkic sculptures
New Early Iron Age Statue From Sary-Arka
The article introduces a statue of the Saka period from Sary-Arka (Central Kazakhstan) and shows the similarities between its attributes and the weaponry of the Early Iron Age cultures of the Eurasian steppes. Specific features of the Sary-Arka statues and their iconographic similarities with Eastern European Scythian sculpture are described
An Old Turkic Statue at Borili, Ulytau Hills, Central Kazakhstan
The article introduces a peculiar Old Turkic statue from Borili, discovered in the hills of Ulytau, Central Kazakhstan. It differs from other Old Turkic statues in that both arms are down and the hands are on the weapons––a sword and a battle pickaxe, the latter replacing the traditional vessel. No exact matches to this sculpture are known. Only isolated traits such as clothing style, weapons, and belt mountings are paralleled by other Old Turkic…
An Old Turkic Statue From Borili, Ulytau Hills, Central Kazakhstan
We describe an unusual Old Turkic statue at Borili (Ulytau, Central Kazakhstan), distinguished by a peculiar position of hands and by an unusual object––a pickaxe held instead of a vessel. Stylistic features and possible prototypes among actual pickaxessuggest that the statue dates to 7th to early 8th centuries AD. The composition attests to the sculptor’s familiarity with Sogdian/ Iranian art and with that of China. Several interpretations of th…
The Aksai-1 complex (to the studying of ancient anthropomorphic statues and deer stones of Central Kazakhstan)
The article introduces the Aksai-1 complex of three “cult stones” (Aksai valley, Karaganda region, Kazakhstan), which includes an ancient anthropomorphic statue featuring a human face image at the top of a monolith, and a deer stone of the common Eurasian type. An analysis of the positioning relative to each other of these objects suggests that they were mounted together only randomly. The statue of the Aksai-1 complex is analogous to one of the …
Early Middle Ages Dwelling on the Pomortsevo-2 Settlement (Kuznetsk Hollow)
The article deals the results of the Pomortsevo-2 settlement excavations on the left bank part of the river Inya basin in the south-east of Kuznetsk hollow (the Belovo municipal district). One of the results of the field work is a dwelling with fragments of burnt construction containing 2 archaeologically complete Early Middle Ages vessels. A reconstruction of a dwelling was done which was a not deep pit of a rectangular shape with a light framed…
Art (5 obras) · History (5 obras) · Ancient history (4 obras) · Archaeology (4 obras) · Eurasian Exchange Networks (4 obras) · Statue (4 obras) · Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (3 obras) · Geography (3 obras) · Linguistics (3 obras) · Linguistics and Cultural Studies (3 obras)