Леонід Залізняк
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 6826560 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Леонід Залізняк |
| PRENOMES | Леонід |
| SOBRENOME | Залізняк |
| ASSINATURA | ЗАЛІЗНЯК Л |
| AFILIAÇÕES | National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8924-8122 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 15 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 0 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 15 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2016 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
About Caucasian Migration and Ukrainain Neolithization
In recent years, Ukrainian archaeologist V. O. Manko has been boldly revising key positions in traditional ideas about the Mesolithic and Neolithic of South-Eastern Europe, to which his latest article in the journal Arheologia, written in co-authorship with the Georgian researcher G. L. Chhatarashvili, is devoted. The article begins with a call to abandon the traditional definition of the Neolithic, proposed by the classic scholar of prehistory V…
Archaeozoological Analysis of Animal Remains from the Mesolithic Site of Kukrek Culture Igren 8 (Ukraine)
Igren 8 is a settlement of hunter-gatherers of the Mesolithic period. In total, 10 pit-dwellings were found, having been constructed by the people of the Kukrek Culture (the 8th – 7th Millenia BC). The present study focuses on revising the animal osteological material according to modern archaeozoological techniques. The study findings are related to the seasonal fluctuations of the settlement, the hunting specialisation of its inhabitants, and t…
Final Palaeolithic of Zhytomyr Polissia
Final Palaeolithic (Terminal Palaeolithic) — the last, final phase of the Upper Palaeolithic of Europe, dating from 13.5—10 kyr and has numerous paleogeographic equivalents — Dryas period, Late glacier, Late or Final glacial, Tardiglacial period, reindeer age. In Zhytomyr Polissia there are two main groups of different Final Palaeolithic monuments with different cultural and chronological characteristics. At the beginning of the epoch, Еpigravett…
D.YA. Telehin and Epoch of Cultural Distinguishing in Mesolithic of Ukraine
At the beginning of the 20th century the West European Scholars O. Spengler and А. Toynbee introduced a new мultichoice vision of the World history. In the western archaeology of the interwar period it resulted in rejection of the global stages of the development of the primitive state and mass distinguishing of the numerous local cultures. Іn the course of time the stage-schematic concepts of the culture development have progressively shown a tr…
Laspi 7 Mesolithic Site on the South Coast of Crimea, Ukraine
Late Mesolithic Laspi 7 site is situated in Ukraine, in the West part of the South Coast of Crimea, in the Laspi Bay, Black Sea coast (44°24’48.5”N 33°42’41.3”E). It was investigated under the direction of prof. Dmytro Telegin in the second half of 1970s. The site was destroyed by Russian occupation power. There were 7 cultural layers of the site, which had the thickness near 2 m. There was Kokkenmedding — clay sediment with crushed stone and wit…
Balkan-Danube Version of the Neolithization of Ukraine
The article deals with the problem of changing the concept of neolithization of the territory of Ukraine from the south-east, namely from the Caucasus to the south-west from the Danube region
History of Indoeuropian Studies in Ukraine
Despite the fact that most modern scholars include the territory of Ukraine, to some extent, to the ancestral Indo-European homeland, Indo-European studies, unfortunately, have not become a priority issue for Ukrainian archaeologists, paleoethnologists and linguists yet. This brunch of science still is at the embryonic stage in Ukraine. Among the Ukrainian scientists that brought in the contribution to development of range of problems it is neces…
“Rus City Named Peresichen” in Dnipro City and Archaeological Reality
The multi-layered monument Ohrin 8 since it has been discovered in the 1930-ies had been repeatedly investigated by different archaeological expeditions. The unique dug-outs of Mesolithic time were investigated at Ohrin 8 site by the expedition headed by D.Telehin in 1970—80-ies. The Mesolithic dwellings of the settlement were overlayed by a thick layer with rich Kyiv-Rus materials of the ХІ—ХІІІ centuries. National university “Kyiv-Mohyla academ…
Mykhailo Yulianovych Braichevskyi, as Moral Authority of Ukrainian Historical Science and Archaeology
The views of the prominent Ukrainian archaeologist and historian of M. Yu. Braichevskyi on the complicated problems of the Slavs genesis and Ukrainian genesis are analyzed in the article. In the study of problem on the Slavs and Ukrainian people origin the scientist based on the own well-composed, carefully considered ethnogenesis model. It answers the strict requirements of modern ethnology. A researcher worked on it to the end of his life. He w…
North Pontic Indo-Europeans in Troy
The paper contains the text of author’s lecture at the conference “Trojan colloquium” which took place in Kyiv in May, 30th, 2018. The questions of connections between ancient Asia Minor population and North Pontic region are considered on the base of archaeological sources and Indo-European studies. The lower Troy layers contain the traces of several invasions of Anatolian group of Indo-European peoples from the Balkans (the Hittites, Palayans, …
Mesolithic Hunters and Fishermen of Nadporizhzhia on the Materials of Ihren 8 Site
The famous Mesolithic settlement Ihren 8 in Central Ukraine on the bank of the Dnipro River was excavated by D. Telehin, L. Zalizniak, D. Nuzhnyi in 1973—1976, 1978, 1982, 1986, 1988, 1990. The settlement consisted of 10 large deepened into the ground dwellings located along the river bank. The remains of dwellings looked like the rounded-shaped lenses of dark sand of 6,0—9,0 m in diameter and filling of 0,5—1,0 m thick. Most of them had been par…
Ovruch Version of Eastern Europeian Epigravettian
The group of hunters’ sites of the end of the glacial epoch is inspected on Ovruch plateau in Zhytomyr region by the Expedition of the Institute of Archaeology of the Ukrainian National Academy of Sciences under L.L. Zaliznyak’s direction in 2016. Zhelon, Zhelon 2, Zhelon 3, Hayevychi, Pishchanytsia, and Kosuli sites were discovered a few years before by the Ovruch Expedition of the IA NASU under the direction of A.P. Tomashevskyi. Flint artefact…
«Neolithic Revolution» in Archaeology of Ukraine at the Beginning of the 21st Century
Due to a significant replenishment of the sources at the beginning of the 21stcentury, there was a change of conceptions on the Neolithization process on the territory of Ukraine. The south-east version of neolithization of Ukraine, which was well-known at the second half of the 20th century with the name of «eastern stock breeding impulse», was not confirmed. On the other hand, there are numerous archaeological, palaeozoological and palaeobotani…
Mesolithic Sources of the First Indo-European Cultures in Europe Based on Archaeological Data
The author of the article makes an attempt to reconstruct the cultural and genetic origins of the first Indo-Europeans in Europe at the end of the Stone Age with help of archaeological materials. It is about the single Meso-Neolithic real of the ancient Indo-European cultures in Ukraine (Mariupol and Seredniy Stih) and in Central Europe (Funnelbeaker culture) in the 4th millennium BC. The archaeological, anthropological, and hydronymic data evide…
Neolithization of Kyiv Dnipro Region in the Light of New Research
The issue of the Neolithization of Kyiv Dnipro region is being considered at a background of the Neolithic raising in Ukraine. Kukrek type flint industry and original Neolithic pottery having direct parallels in Buh-Dnister culture in the Buh River region are peculiar for the earliest Neolithic sites of Lazarivka type in Kyiv region. Based on earlier known and newly obtained materials, the authors come to the conclusion about the leading role of …
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Mesolithic Sources of the First Indo-European Cultures in Europe Based on Archaeological Data
The author of the article makes an attempt to reconstruct the cultural and genetic origins of the first Indo-Europeans in Europe at the end of the Stone Age with help of archaeological materials. It is about the single Meso-Neolithic real of the ancient Indo-European cultures in Ukraine (Mariupol and Seredniy Stih) and in Central Europe (Funnelbeaker culture) in the 4th millennium BC. The archaeological, anthropological, and hydronymic data evide…
Neolithization of Kyiv Dnipro Region in the Light of New Research
The issue of the Neolithization of Kyiv Dnipro region is being considered at a background of the Neolithic raising in Ukraine. Kukrek type flint industry and original Neolithic pottery having direct parallels in Buh-Dnister culture in the Buh River region are peculiar for the earliest Neolithic sites of Lazarivka type in Kyiv region. Based on earlier known and newly obtained materials, the authors come to the conclusion about the leading role of …
Ovruch Version of Eastern Europeian Epigravettian
The group of hunters’ sites of the end of the glacial epoch is inspected on Ovruch plateau in Zhytomyr region by the Expedition of the Institute of Archaeology of the Ukrainian National Academy of Sciences under L.L. Zaliznyak’s direction in 2016. Zhelon, Zhelon 2, Zhelon 3, Hayevychi, Pishchanytsia, and Kosuli sites were discovered a few years before by the Ovruch Expedition of the IA NASU under the direction of A.P. Tomashevskyi. Flint artefact…
«Neolithic Revolution» in Archaeology of Ukraine at the Beginning of the 21st Century
Due to a significant replenishment of the sources at the beginning of the 21stcentury, there was a change of conceptions on the Neolithization process on the territory of Ukraine. The south-east version of neolithization of Ukraine, which was well-known at the second half of the 20th century with the name of «eastern stock breeding impulse», was not confirmed. On the other hand, there are numerous archaeological, palaeozoological and palaeobotani…
North Pontic Indo-Europeans in Troy
The paper contains the text of author’s lecture at the conference “Trojan colloquium” which took place in Kyiv in May, 30th, 2018. The questions of connections between ancient Asia Minor population and North Pontic region are considered on the base of archaeological sources and Indo-European studies. The lower Troy layers contain the traces of several invasions of Anatolian group of Indo-European peoples from the Balkans (the Hittites, Palayans, …
Mesolithic Hunters and Fishermen of Nadporizhzhia on the Materials of Ihren 8 Site
The famous Mesolithic settlement Ihren 8 in Central Ukraine on the bank of the Dnipro River was excavated by D. Telehin, L. Zalizniak, D. Nuzhnyi in 1973—1976, 1978, 1982, 1986, 1988, 1990. The settlement consisted of 10 large deepened into the ground dwellings located along the river bank. The remains of dwellings looked like the rounded-shaped lenses of dark sand of 6,0—9,0 m in diameter and filling of 0,5—1,0 m thick. Most of them had been par…
History of Indoeuropian Studies in Ukraine
Despite the fact that most modern scholars include the territory of Ukraine, to some extent, to the ancestral Indo-European homeland, Indo-European studies, unfortunately, have not become a priority issue for Ukrainian archaeologists, paleoethnologists and linguists yet. This brunch of science still is at the embryonic stage in Ukraine. Among the Ukrainian scientists that brought in the contribution to development of range of problems it is neces…
“Rus City Named Peresichen” in Dnipro City and Archaeological Reality
The multi-layered monument Ohrin 8 since it has been discovered in the 1930-ies had been repeatedly investigated by different archaeological expeditions. The unique dug-outs of Mesolithic time were investigated at Ohrin 8 site by the expedition headed by D.Telehin in 1970—80-ies. The Mesolithic dwellings of the settlement were overlayed by a thick layer with rich Kyiv-Rus materials of the ХІ—ХІІІ centuries. National university “Kyiv-Mohyla academ…
Mykhailo Yulianovych Braichevskyi, as Moral Authority of Ukrainian Historical Science and Archaeology
The views of the prominent Ukrainian archaeologist and historian of M. Yu. Braichevskyi on the complicated problems of the Slavs genesis and Ukrainian genesis are analyzed in the article. In the study of problem on the Slavs and Ukrainian people origin the scientist based on the own well-composed, carefully considered ethnogenesis model. It answers the strict requirements of modern ethnology. A researcher worked on it to the end of his life. He w…
D.YA. Telehin and Epoch of Cultural Distinguishing in Mesolithic of Ukraine
At the beginning of the 20th century the West European Scholars O. Spengler and А. Toynbee introduced a new мultichoice vision of the World history. In the western archaeology of the interwar period it resulted in rejection of the global stages of the development of the primitive state and mass distinguishing of the numerous local cultures. Іn the course of time the stage-schematic concepts of the culture development have progressively shown a tr…
Laspi 7 Mesolithic Site on the South Coast of Crimea, Ukraine
Late Mesolithic Laspi 7 site is situated in Ukraine, in the West part of the South Coast of Crimea, in the Laspi Bay, Black Sea coast (44°24’48.5”N 33°42’41.3”E). It was investigated under the direction of prof. Dmytro Telegin in the second half of 1970s. The site was destroyed by Russian occupation power. There were 7 cultural layers of the site, which had the thickness near 2 m. There was Kokkenmedding — clay sediment with crushed stone and wit…
Balkan-Danube Version of the Neolithization of Ukraine
The article deals with the problem of changing the concept of neolithization of the territory of Ukraine from the south-east, namely from the Caucasus to the south-west from the Danube region
Final Palaeolithic of Zhytomyr Polissia
Final Palaeolithic (Terminal Palaeolithic) — the last, final phase of the Upper Palaeolithic of Europe, dating from 13.5—10 kyr and has numerous paleogeographic equivalents — Dryas period, Late glacier, Late or Final glacial, Tardiglacial period, reindeer age. In Zhytomyr Polissia there are two main groups of different Final Palaeolithic monuments with different cultural and chronological characteristics. At the beginning of the epoch, Еpigravett…
About Caucasian Migration and Ukrainain Neolithization
In recent years, Ukrainian archaeologist V. O. Manko has been boldly revising key positions in traditional ideas about the Mesolithic and Neolithic of South-Eastern Europe, to which his latest article in the journal Arheologia, written in co-authorship with the Georgian researcher G. L. Chhatarashvili, is devoted. The article begins with a call to abandon the traditional definition of the Neolithic, proposed by the classic scholar of prehistory V…
Archaeozoological Analysis of Animal Remains from the Mesolithic Site of Kukrek Culture Igren 8 (Ukraine)
Igren 8 is a settlement of hunter-gatherers of the Mesolithic period. In total, 10 pit-dwellings were found, having been constructed by the people of the Kukrek Culture (the 8th – 7th Millenia BC). The present study focuses on revising the animal osteological material according to modern archaeozoological techniques. The study findings are related to the seasonal fluctuations of the settlement, the hunting specialisation of its inhabitants, and t…
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