Nikolay Krenke

• A Comparison of Pollen Indicators of Slash-and-burn Agriculture in Forest Soils and Peatlands

  Open Access•Ekaterina Ershova, Elena Ponomarenko et al.•ARTICLE•Environmental Archaeology•2026

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  This study compares evidence of slash-and-burn agriculture in pollen spectra from soils and aquatic archives in the southern forest zone of Eastern Europe. Pollen assemblages from buried swidden soils (500-1800 cal BP) were analysed alongside coeval peat layers and modern surface soils. Swidden horizons show highly distinctive pollen spectra characterised by Betula dominance, low conifer representation, and the co-occurrence of cultivation indica…

• Smolensk and Gnezdovo

  Open Access•Н А Кренке, Nikolay Krenke et al.•ARTICLE•Archaeological News•2020

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  The article is devoted to discussion where was the place of initial Smolensk, to the competition” between Smolensk and Gnezdovo. New data from Cathedral Hill in Smolensk are in the focus of attention. Radiocarbon dates are discussed as well

• The Early History of Moscow

  Open Access•Alexander L Alexandrovskiy, Johannes Van Der Plicht et al.•ARTICLE•Radiocarbon•1997•Referências: 2

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  For the first time, a series of 14 C dates has been obtained for samples from the archaeological excavations in Red Square, the historical center of Moscow. The remains of burned dwellings from the bottom of the cultural layer were dated as well as dispersed charcoal from the underlying plough soil. The results correspond to a 200-yr time interval and prove that arable activity at the site began as early as the late 11th century ad. The field bel…

• The Early History of Moscow

  Open Access•Alexander L Alexandrovskiy, Johannes Van Der Plicht et al.•ARTICLE•Radiocarbon•1997•Referências: 2

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  For the first time, a series of 14 C dates has been obtained for samples from the archaeological excavations in Red Square, the historical center of Moscow. The remains of burned dwellings from the bottom of the cultural layer were dated as well as dispersed charcoal from the underlying plough soil. The results correspond to a 200-yr time interval and prove that arable activity at the site began as early as the late 11th century ad. The field bel…

• Smolensk and Gnezdovo

  Open Access•Н А Кренке, Nikolay Krenke et al.•ARTICLE•Archaeological News•2020

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  The article is devoted to discussion where was the place of initial Smolensk, to the competition” between Smolensk and Gnezdovo. New data from Cathedral Hill in Smolensk are in the focus of attention. Radiocarbon dates are discussed as well

• A Comparison of Pollen Indicators of Slash-and-burn Agriculture in Forest Soils and Peatlands

  Open Access•Ekaterina Ershova, Elena Ponomarenko et al.•ARTICLE•Environmental Archaeology•2026

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  This study compares evidence of slash-and-burn agriculture in pollen spectra from soils and aquatic archives in the southern forest zone of Eastern Europe. Pollen assemblages from buried swidden soils (500-1800 cal BP) were analysed alongside coeval peat layers and modern surface soils. Swidden horizons show highly distinctive pollen spectra characterised by Betula dominance, low conifer representation, and the co-occurrence of cultivation indica…

Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (2 obras) · History (2 obras) · Agriculture (1 obra) · Allergic Rhinitis and Sensitization (1 obra) · Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History (1 obra) · Arable land (1 obra) · Archaeology (1 obra) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (1 obra) · Bronze Age (1 obra) · Charcoal (1 obra)