Emma Zilivinskaya
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 773335 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Emma Zilivinskaya |
| PRENOMES | Emma |
| SOBRENOME | Zilivinskaya |
| ASSINATURA | ZILIVINSKAYA E |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Russian Academy of Sciences |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3485-0359 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 21 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2011 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Multi-Room Houses of the Samosdelskoye Settlement (Based on the Materials of the 1st Excavation)
The article is devoted to the publication of materials from the excavations of the Samosdelskoye settlement, a multi-layered archaeological monument that existed from the Khazar period (9th – 10th centuries) until the first half of the 14th century in the Lower Volga region. In the lower (Khazar) layers of the monument, residential buildings were represented by yurt-shaped dwellings, semi-dugouts, and single-room houses made of turluk. Researcher…
Two mausoleums in the Maslov Kut village
Research objectives: To examine data on mausoleums in the Maslov Kut village in the vicinity of Madzhar. Research materials: Two 18th-century drawings depicting mausoleums of various types located in the Maslov Kut village. Results and scientific novelty: This work analyzes the architectural features of two burial structures. The mausoleum in the watercolor by artist M.M. Ivanov belongs to the type of portalless cubic mausoleums with a round drum…
Complex of “Abandoned” Burials from the Samosdelka Settlement Territory
The article is devoted to the introduction into archaeological scholarly discourse of the mediaeval era complex, discovered at the Samosdelka settlement in the Volga River delta. It consists of the remains of two dwellings – a clay-built above-ground and a yurt-shaped one – that were destroyed in a fire, as well as two “abandoned” burials inside the yurt-shaped dwelling. The purpose of the study is to determine the chronological horizon which the…
Archeozoological Studies of Verkhnenoyberskoye 1 Settlement
In 2022 and 2023, rescue excavations were conducted at the 17th-19th-century settlement of Verkhnenoyberskoye 1 in the Gudermes District of the Chechen Republic. The excavation area encompassed the settlement's agricultural zone rather than its residential core, revealing seasonal structures used for processing agricultural products, furnace chambers, and clay extraction pits. This paper presents the findings of an archeozoological analysis of ma…
Mausoleums of the Eastern Regions of the Golden Horde
The purpose of the study: To consider the composition of architecture in the eastern regions of the Golden Horde, using the example of monuments of memorial architecture. As well, to trace regional differences and the influence of various architectural schools and building traditions on the emergence and development of mausoleum forms. Research materials: Mausoleums which are the most numerous type of monumental architecture explored throughout t…
Islam and survivals of pre-islamic beliefs in the Golden Horde on the materials of architectural funeral structures
The purpose of the study: To consider how monumental architecture, in particular memorial buildings, reflected the changes in society associated with the adoption of Islam in the Golden Horde and ties with other Muslim states. Research materials: Mausoleums which are the most numerous objects of monumental architecture explored throughout the territory of the Golden Horde. The paper considers both archaeological sites and various images of mausol…
Anthropomorphic Images on Pottery of the Samosdelka Settlement
The Samosdelka fortified settlement, located in the center of the Volga delta, dates back to the 9th – the first half of the 14th century. The study aims to introduce anthropomorphic images on unglazed and glazed vessels found during excavations of this site. On crude molded vessels, which can be associated with the nomadic component of the population of the Lower Volga region of the 9th–12th centuries, images of anthropomorphic figures are obser…
Elusive Traces
Archaeological sources make it possible to understand exactly how ordinary people lived, what their life consisted of, what they did, what they believed in, what clothes and jewelry they wore. All this applies to a greater extent to adults, and very little is known about children in antiquity. The article deals with archaeological data that contain information about various aspects of the life of children in the Golden Horde. Statistical analysis…
Mysterious Amulet from the Cemetery Solyony 2 on Taman
Amulet-pendants made of jaws and teeth of predatory mammals are recorded by archaeologists almost everywhere in the northern part of Eurasia, from the Paleolithic to the Late Middle Ages. Traditionally, they are considered an integral part of hunting magic, zoolatria pagan attitudes and distinctive signs of the social status of their owners. Such finds allow us to trace the echoes and remnants of pre-monotheistic beliefs in Late Medieval societie…
"International Scientific Conference Xxxi Krupnov Readings "Archaeological Heritage of the Caucasus
The article presents information about the International Scientific Conference XXXI Krupnov's readings "Archaeological Heritage of the Caucasus: Topical Problems of Study and Conservation," which was held on October 26-31, 2020 in Makhachkala, Republic of Daghestan. The conference was dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the Krupnov's readings and the 50th anniversary of the Derbent archaeological expedition. The conference was attended by scient…
Zoomorphic Elements in Ceramics of the Samosdelsky Settlement
Samosdelskoe settlement, located in the lower reaches of the Volga, arose in the Khazar times and existed continuously until the Golden Horde era. Excavations yielded the richest ceramic material. A representative group of ceramics with zoomorphic moldings in the form of ram horns, "eyes", "ears", "muzzles" of various animals, as well as handles in the form of figurines of horses and rooster heads stands out. An expressive hand-made lid, which de…
Yurta-Shaped Dwellings and Buildings of the X-XII Centuries in Samosdelka Hillfort
The article is devoted to the publication of a number of Yurta-shaped dwellings of the X-XII centuries, discovered during excavations at the Samosdelka hillfort in the Volga Delta and at Left-Bank Samosdelka settlement, adjacent to the mentioned hillfort. The hillfort is known as the place of the supposed localization of the medieval cities of Saqsin (XI-XIV centuries) and Itil (IX-X centuries). The article briefly describes the planigraphy of th…
Antique winery from the excavations of the fortified settlement Taman 16
Monumental Structures of Bilyar
The article discusses the monumental buildings of Bilyar, located in the citadel of the fortified settlement. Great mosque of Bilyar and other public buildings were investigated in the 70s of XX century. At the same time their reconstruction, which became canonical were made. Consideration of Bilyar buildings in the context of the architecture of the entire Muslim world makes it possible to make some adjustments both in the interpretation of buil…
Sandali Heaters From the Derbent Excavations and Their Central Asian and Povoljskiy Variants
During the excavations in Derbent in 2014, ceramic round bowlers were found buried in the floor of the premises and filled with ash. The furnaces in the form of pits in which coals were placed for heating are widespread in Central Asia. There they are known from ancient times until the 20th century and are called «Sandal furnaces». Sandal furnaces of ceramic pots are the local Caucasian modification of these heating facilities
Hearth altars from the excavations of the ancient settlement of Jankent in Southern Kazakhstan
Monumental Constructions of Bilyar
The paper considers the monumental structures of Bilyar located in the citadel of the fortified settlement. The Juma Mosque of Bilyar and other social buildings were studied in the 1970s. Their reconstructions made in the same period of time become canonical. The consideration of Bilyar buildings in the context of the architecture of the entire Muslim world allows to make certain adjustments both in the interpretation of the buildings and in the …
Trade Constructions in Oriental and Golgen Horde Towns
The article considers trade constructions located in Oriental countries. According to written sources, markets or bazaars represented the most important institutions in medieval Oriental towns. At the same time, they were not only used for sales and purchases, but also served various public functions. The architectural forms of Oriental bazaars established in a rather early historical period. Their basic unit was a shop, or dukkan. Oriental marke…
Cult Monuments in the Golden Horde
Главный редактор Член-корреспондент АН РТ Ф.Ш
The Masoleums of Majar in 18th-Century Descriptions and Drawings
The article focuses on the buildings of Majar, the largest Golden Horde city in the North Caucasus. Many of these buildings, mostly mausoleums, survived until the end of the 18th century. The main source for studying the mausoleums of Majar are the drawings and descriptions made by explorers and travelers such as J.-G. Gaerber, by members of the V.N. Tatischev expedition as well as by S.G. Gmelin, J.A. Güldenstädt, P.S. Pallas, J.N. Potocki, and …
Middle east architectural traditions in golden horde mansion construction
The article deals with the largest mansion-type buildings in the Golden Horde towns of the Lower Volga region. These buildings had many rooms and walls made of hard-burned and adobe bricks. A large ceremonial hall was located at the center of the building; vestibule premises were located adjacent to the hall on the northern and southern sides; residential and utility rooms occupied the eastern and the western wings. Golden Horde mansions are comp…
Cult Monuments in the Golden Horde
Главный редактор Член-корреспондент АН РТ Ф.Ш
Elusive Traces
Archaeological sources make it possible to understand exactly how ordinary people lived, what their life consisted of, what they did, what they believed in, what clothes and jewelry they wore. All this applies to a greater extent to adults, and very little is known about children in antiquity. The article deals with archaeological data that contain information about various aspects of the life of children in the Golden Horde. Statistical analysis…
Zoomorphic Elements in Ceramics of the Samosdelsky Settlement
Samosdelskoe settlement, located in the lower reaches of the Volga, arose in the Khazar times and existed continuously until the Golden Horde era. Excavations yielded the richest ceramic material. A representative group of ceramics with zoomorphic moldings in the form of ram horns, "eyes", "ears", "muzzles" of various animals, as well as handles in the form of figurines of horses and rooster heads stands out. An expressive hand-made lid, which de…
Middle east architectural traditions in golden horde mansion construction
The article deals with the largest mansion-type buildings in the Golden Horde towns of the Lower Volga region. These buildings had many rooms and walls made of hard-burned and adobe bricks. A large ceremonial hall was located at the center of the building; vestibule premises were located adjacent to the hall on the northern and southern sides; residential and utility rooms occupied the eastern and the western wings. Golden Horde mansions are comp…
The Masoleums of Majar in 18th-Century Descriptions and Drawings
The article focuses on the buildings of Majar, the largest Golden Horde city in the North Caucasus. Many of these buildings, mostly mausoleums, survived until the end of the 18th century. The main source for studying the mausoleums of Majar are the drawings and descriptions made by explorers and travelers such as J.-G. Gaerber, by members of the V.N. Tatischev expedition as well as by S.G. Gmelin, J.A. Güldenstädt, P.S. Pallas, J.N. Potocki, and …
Cult Monuments in the Golden Horde
Главный редактор Член-корреспондент АН РТ Ф.Ш
Trade Constructions in Oriental and Golgen Horde Towns
The article considers trade constructions located in Oriental countries. According to written sources, markets or bazaars represented the most important institutions in medieval Oriental towns. At the same time, they were not only used for sales and purchases, but also served various public functions. The architectural forms of Oriental bazaars established in a rather early historical period. Their basic unit was a shop, or dukkan. Oriental marke…
Hearth altars from the excavations of the ancient settlement of Jankent in Southern Kazakhstan
Monumental Constructions of Bilyar
The paper considers the monumental structures of Bilyar located in the citadel of the fortified settlement. The Juma Mosque of Bilyar and other social buildings were studied in the 1970s. Their reconstructions made in the same period of time become canonical. The consideration of Bilyar buildings in the context of the architecture of the entire Muslim world allows to make certain adjustments both in the interpretation of the buildings and in the …
Yurta-Shaped Dwellings and Buildings of the X-XII Centuries in Samosdelka Hillfort
The article is devoted to the publication of a number of Yurta-shaped dwellings of the X-XII centuries, discovered during excavations at the Samosdelka hillfort in the Volga Delta and at Left-Bank Samosdelka settlement, adjacent to the mentioned hillfort. The hillfort is known as the place of the supposed localization of the medieval cities of Saqsin (XI-XIV centuries) and Itil (IX-X centuries). The article briefly describes the planigraphy of th…
Antique winery from the excavations of the fortified settlement Taman 16
Monumental Structures of Bilyar
The article discusses the monumental buildings of Bilyar, located in the citadel of the fortified settlement. Great mosque of Bilyar and other public buildings were investigated in the 70s of XX century. At the same time their reconstruction, which became canonical were made. Consideration of Bilyar buildings in the context of the architecture of the entire Muslim world makes it possible to make some adjustments both in the interpretation of buil…
Sandali Heaters From the Derbent Excavations and Their Central Asian and Povoljskiy Variants
During the excavations in Derbent in 2014, ceramic round bowlers were found buried in the floor of the premises and filled with ash. The furnaces in the form of pits in which coals were placed for heating are widespread in Central Asia. There they are known from ancient times until the 20th century and are called «Sandal furnaces». Sandal furnaces of ceramic pots are the local Caucasian modification of these heating facilities
"International Scientific Conference Xxxi Krupnov Readings "Archaeological Heritage of the Caucasus
The article presents information about the International Scientific Conference XXXI Krupnov's readings "Archaeological Heritage of the Caucasus: Topical Problems of Study and Conservation," which was held on October 26-31, 2020 in Makhachkala, Republic of Daghestan. The conference was dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the Krupnov's readings and the 50th anniversary of the Derbent archaeological expedition. The conference was attended by scient…
Zoomorphic Elements in Ceramics of the Samosdelsky Settlement
Samosdelskoe settlement, located in the lower reaches of the Volga, arose in the Khazar times and existed continuously until the Golden Horde era. Excavations yielded the richest ceramic material. A representative group of ceramics with zoomorphic moldings in the form of ram horns, "eyes", "ears", "muzzles" of various animals, as well as handles in the form of figurines of horses and rooster heads stands out. An expressive hand-made lid, which de…
Mysterious Amulet from the Cemetery Solyony 2 on Taman
Amulet-pendants made of jaws and teeth of predatory mammals are recorded by archaeologists almost everywhere in the northern part of Eurasia, from the Paleolithic to the Late Middle Ages. Traditionally, they are considered an integral part of hunting magic, zoolatria pagan attitudes and distinctive signs of the social status of their owners. Such finds allow us to trace the echoes and remnants of pre-monotheistic beliefs in Late Medieval societie…
Islam and survivals of pre-islamic beliefs in the Golden Horde on the materials of architectural funeral structures
The purpose of the study: To consider how monumental architecture, in particular memorial buildings, reflected the changes in society associated with the adoption of Islam in the Golden Horde and ties with other Muslim states. Research materials: Mausoleums which are the most numerous objects of monumental architecture explored throughout the territory of the Golden Horde. The paper considers both archaeological sites and various images of mausol…
Anthropomorphic Images on Pottery of the Samosdelka Settlement
The Samosdelka fortified settlement, located in the center of the Volga delta, dates back to the 9th – the first half of the 14th century. The study aims to introduce anthropomorphic images on unglazed and glazed vessels found during excavations of this site. On crude molded vessels, which can be associated with the nomadic component of the population of the Lower Volga region of the 9th–12th centuries, images of anthropomorphic figures are obser…
Elusive Traces
Archaeological sources make it possible to understand exactly how ordinary people lived, what their life consisted of, what they did, what they believed in, what clothes and jewelry they wore. All this applies to a greater extent to adults, and very little is known about children in antiquity. The article deals with archaeological data that contain information about various aspects of the life of children in the Golden Horde. Statistical analysis…
Mausoleums of the Eastern Regions of the Golden Horde
The purpose of the study: To consider the composition of architecture in the eastern regions of the Golden Horde, using the example of monuments of memorial architecture. As well, to trace regional differences and the influence of various architectural schools and building traditions on the emergence and development of mausoleum forms. Research materials: Mausoleums which are the most numerous type of monumental architecture explored throughout t…
Two mausoleums in the Maslov Kut village
Research objectives: To examine data on mausoleums in the Maslov Kut village in the vicinity of Madzhar. Research materials: Two 18th-century drawings depicting mausoleums of various types located in the Maslov Kut village. Results and scientific novelty: This work analyzes the architectural features of two burial structures. The mausoleum in the watercolor by artist M.M. Ivanov belongs to the type of portalless cubic mausoleums with a round drum…
Complex of “Abandoned” Burials from the Samosdelka Settlement Territory
The article is devoted to the introduction into archaeological scholarly discourse of the mediaeval era complex, discovered at the Samosdelka settlement in the Volga River delta. It consists of the remains of two dwellings – a clay-built above-ground and a yurt-shaped one – that were destroyed in a fire, as well as two “abandoned” burials inside the yurt-shaped dwelling. The purpose of the study is to determine the chronological horizon which the…
Archeozoological Studies of Verkhnenoyberskoye 1 Settlement
In 2022 and 2023, rescue excavations were conducted at the 17th-19th-century settlement of Verkhnenoyberskoye 1 in the Gudermes District of the Chechen Republic. The excavation area encompassed the settlement's agricultural zone rather than its residential core, revealing seasonal structures used for processing agricultural products, furnace chambers, and clay extraction pits. This paper presents the findings of an archeozoological analysis of ma…
Multi-Room Houses of the Samosdelskoye Settlement (Based on the Materials of the 1st Excavation)
The article is devoted to the publication of materials from the excavations of the Samosdelskoye settlement, a multi-layered archaeological monument that existed from the Khazar period (9th – 10th centuries) until the first half of the 14th century in the Lower Volga region. In the lower (Khazar) layers of the monument, residential buildings were represented by yurt-shaped dwellings, semi-dugouts, and single-room houses made of turluk. Researcher…
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