Darya Kozhevnikova
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 778968 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Darya Kozhevnikova |
| PRENOMES | Darya |
| SOBRENOME | Kozhevnikova |
| ASSINATURA | KOZHEVNIKOVA D |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Novosibirsk State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4655-7977 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2013 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Paleolandscape environments of Discontinuity in Paleolithic Cultural Ranges
This article presents a comprehensive analysis of the paleogeographic and paleolandscape factors that determined the discontinuous and mosaic distribution of Paleolithic cultures, using the migration of Late Neanderthals – associated with the Micoquian industry – from Eastern Europe to the Altai as a case study. The research is motivated by the significant geographical gaps observed between sites of the same cultural tradition, raising questions …
Potential of Micro-Computed Tomography in Analyzing Insert Fixation in Composite Tools
This study presents the results of using micro-computed tomography (micro-CT) for non-destructive analysis of the internal structure of composite slotted tools. The research focused on technological features of the assembly and fixation of microblade inserts, distribution of adhesive material, the depth of insertion, and the orientation of individual elements. Four experimental samples were made of antler and bone; microblade inserts were fi xed …
Virtual Reconstruction of Flakes Based on 3D Modeling of Negative Surfaces on Cores and Scrapers
This article discusses the development and testing of a new approach to the virtual reconstruction of lithic artifacts, aimed at filling gaps in archaeological collections. Unlike existing approaches, which are primarily focused on objects with bilateral symmetry, the proposed methodology allows for the reconstruction of missing flakes based on their negatives remaining on matrices—cores and tool preforms, such as Quina scrapers. The method was s…
Stone Pendants from the Early Upper Paleolithic Site of Sabanikha-3 (Materials from 2022–2025 Field Seasons)
This article provides an analysis of stone pendants from the Early Upper Paleolithic site Sabanikha-3 in Middle Yenisei. The site is particularly significant as its cultural layer is in situ, remaining intact and undisturbed—a rare occurrence for EUP in this region. Excavations in 2022–2025 yielded a collection including four items: three pendants and a disk fragment. Pendant No. 1 is a complete, sub-cylindrical piece with a defined “head” and a …
Processed Tubular Bones of Birds and Small Mammals
This article addresses the issues of functional identification of modified tubular bones of birds and small mammals — a widespread yet challenging category of archaeological finds from sites dating from the Upper Paleolithic to the recent ethnographical period. The external morphological simplicity of these objects contrasts with the wide spectrum of their potential usages, which feature has complicated their unambiguous attribution. The study tr…
From neolithic to contemporary times
The Use of Microtomography for Studying Composite Slotted Tools
Recent advances in the use of computed microtomography (micro-CT) in archaeology have significantly improved the potential for the accurate non-destructive study of artifacts, making it possible to analyze their internal structure. The paper demonstrates the micro-CT method potential for the study of archaeological artifacts. Four composite slotted tools from the Kazachka site (Krasnoyarsk Krai), dated to between 11 and 8,5 ka BP, were selected t…
Research of the Middle Paleolithic Complexes in the Chagyrskaya Cave in the Field Season of 2024
This article presents the results of field studies in the Chagyrskaya cave – a key site of the Sibiryachikha phase of the Middle Paleolithic in the Altai – which were done in 2024. In that excavation season, the main focus of excavation works was on studying stratigraphy of the site, searching for anthropological remains, and obtaining a collection of lithic artifacts for technical and typological analysis. Two culture-bearing layers, 6a and 6c/1…
Modular Digital Exposition and Education Platform
Purpose. The paper describes the experience of implementing a brand new interactive education platform at Novosibirsk State University (NSU). The purpose of the platform is to effectively use all potential communication channels between the object and the subject of knowledge in the system of higher professional education. The modular exposition and education project “Archaeology of Eurasia” developed by the education and research centre “New Arc…
Les instruments de musique en Sibérie (phase ancienne du paléolithique supérieur)
Les activités musicales constituent une part importante du comportement symbolique et témoignent d’une culture complexe chez l’Homme moderne. Le nombre total d’objets répertoriés en tant qu’instruments de musique (flûtes, sifflets, tambour, crécelles, idéophones...) en Eurasie dépasse maintenant les 225 pièces. En Sibérie, les découvertes d’instruments musicaux attribués au Paléolithique supérieur ancien sont uniques. En 1993, dans le contexte ar…
Musical Instruments in Siberia (Early Stage of the Upper Paleolithic)
Musical instruments provide information about the formation of complex behavior of Early Modern Man. Evidence of musical creativity in the archaeological cultures of the Early Upper Paleolithic is extremely rare. On the territory of Siberia, in the Transbaikal region were found fragments of flutes and whistles from the long bones of birds (Khotyk, Kamenka) and animals (Podzvonkaya), which are dated to the Early Upper Paleolithic stage. Use-wear a…
Upper Paleolithic “Sounding Artifacts” from Mesin, Ukraine
Upper Paleolithic musical instruments and the criteria whereby they may be distinguished have not received enough attention in Russian archaeology. A considerable number of presumed musical instruments have been found in Eurasia. The examination of such artifacts from Mesin has revealed modifications by humans that clearly indicate musical function. In terms of modern classification, they might be untuned percussion instruments of both resonator …
Upper Paleolithic “Sounding Artifacts” from Mesin, Ukraine
Upper Paleolithic musical instruments and the criteria whereby they may be distinguished have not received enough attention in Russian archaeology. A considerable number of presumed musical instruments have been found in Eurasia. The examination of such artifacts from Mesin has revealed modifications by humans that clearly indicate musical function. In terms of modern classification, they might be untuned percussion instruments of both resonator …
The Use of Microtomography for Studying Composite Slotted Tools
Recent advances in the use of computed microtomography (micro-CT) in archaeology have significantly improved the potential for the accurate non-destructive study of artifacts, making it possible to analyze their internal structure. The paper demonstrates the micro-CT method potential for the study of archaeological artifacts. Four composite slotted tools from the Kazachka site (Krasnoyarsk Krai), dated to between 11 and 8,5 ka BP, were selected t…
Musical Instruments in Siberia (Early Stage of the Upper Paleolithic)
Musical instruments provide information about the formation of complex behavior of Early Modern Man. Evidence of musical creativity in the archaeological cultures of the Early Upper Paleolithic is extremely rare. On the territory of Siberia, in the Transbaikal region were found fragments of flutes and whistles from the long bones of birds (Khotyk, Kamenka) and animals (Podzvonkaya), which are dated to the Early Upper Paleolithic stage. Use-wear a…
Les instruments de musique en Sibérie (phase ancienne du paléolithique supérieur)
Les activités musicales constituent une part importante du comportement symbolique et témoignent d’une culture complexe chez l’Homme moderne. Le nombre total d’objets répertoriés en tant qu’instruments de musique (flûtes, sifflets, tambour, crécelles, idéophones...) en Eurasie dépasse maintenant les 225 pièces. En Sibérie, les découvertes d’instruments musicaux attribués au Paléolithique supérieur ancien sont uniques. En 1993, dans le contexte ar…
Musical Instruments in Siberia (Early Stage of the Upper Paleolithic)
Musical instruments provide information about the formation of complex behavior of Early Modern Man. Evidence of musical creativity in the archaeological cultures of the Early Upper Paleolithic is extremely rare. On the territory of Siberia, in the Transbaikal region were found fragments of flutes and whistles from the long bones of birds (Khotyk, Kamenka) and animals (Podzvonkaya), which are dated to the Early Upper Paleolithic stage. Use-wear a…
Upper Paleolithic “Sounding Artifacts” from Mesin, Ukraine
Upper Paleolithic musical instruments and the criteria whereby they may be distinguished have not received enough attention in Russian archaeology. A considerable number of presumed musical instruments have been found in Eurasia. The examination of such artifacts from Mesin has revealed modifications by humans that clearly indicate musical function. In terms of modern classification, they might be untuned percussion instruments of both resonator …
Modular Digital Exposition and Education Platform
Purpose. The paper describes the experience of implementing a brand new interactive education platform at Novosibirsk State University (NSU). The purpose of the platform is to effectively use all potential communication channels between the object and the subject of knowledge in the system of higher professional education. The modular exposition and education project “Archaeology of Eurasia” developed by the education and research centre “New Arc…
Research of the Middle Paleolithic Complexes in the Chagyrskaya Cave in the Field Season of 2024
This article presents the results of field studies in the Chagyrskaya cave – a key site of the Sibiryachikha phase of the Middle Paleolithic in the Altai – which were done in 2024. In that excavation season, the main focus of excavation works was on studying stratigraphy of the site, searching for anthropological remains, and obtaining a collection of lithic artifacts for technical and typological analysis. Two culture-bearing layers, 6a and 6c/1…
Potential of Micro-Computed Tomography in Analyzing Insert Fixation in Composite Tools
This study presents the results of using micro-computed tomography (micro-CT) for non-destructive analysis of the internal structure of composite slotted tools. The research focused on technological features of the assembly and fixation of microblade inserts, distribution of adhesive material, the depth of insertion, and the orientation of individual elements. Four experimental samples were made of antler and bone; microblade inserts were fi xed …
Virtual Reconstruction of Flakes Based on 3D Modeling of Negative Surfaces on Cores and Scrapers
This article discusses the development and testing of a new approach to the virtual reconstruction of lithic artifacts, aimed at filling gaps in archaeological collections. Unlike existing approaches, which are primarily focused on objects with bilateral symmetry, the proposed methodology allows for the reconstruction of missing flakes based on their negatives remaining on matrices—cores and tool preforms, such as Quina scrapers. The method was s…
Stone Pendants from the Early Upper Paleolithic Site of Sabanikha-3 (Materials from 2022–2025 Field Seasons)
This article provides an analysis of stone pendants from the Early Upper Paleolithic site Sabanikha-3 in Middle Yenisei. The site is particularly significant as its cultural layer is in situ, remaining intact and undisturbed—a rare occurrence for EUP in this region. Excavations in 2022–2025 yielded a collection including four items: three pendants and a disk fragment. Pendant No. 1 is a complete, sub-cylindrical piece with a defined “head” and a …
Processed Tubular Bones of Birds and Small Mammals
This article addresses the issues of functional identification of modified tubular bones of birds and small mammals — a widespread yet challenging category of archaeological finds from sites dating from the Upper Paleolithic to the recent ethnographical period. The external morphological simplicity of these objects contrasts with the wide spectrum of their potential usages, which feature has complicated their unambiguous attribution. The study tr…
From neolithic to contemporary times
The Use of Microtomography for Studying Composite Slotted Tools
Recent advances in the use of computed microtomography (micro-CT) in archaeology have significantly improved the potential for the accurate non-destructive study of artifacts, making it possible to analyze their internal structure. The paper demonstrates the micro-CT method potential for the study of archaeological artifacts. Four composite slotted tools from the Kazachka site (Krasnoyarsk Krai), dated to between 11 and 8,5 ka BP, were selected t…
Paleolandscape environments of Discontinuity in Paleolithic Cultural Ranges
This article presents a comprehensive analysis of the paleogeographic and paleolandscape factors that determined the discontinuous and mosaic distribution of Paleolithic cultures, using the migration of Late Neanderthals – associated with the Micoquian industry – from Eastern Europe to the Altai as a case study. The research is motivated by the significant geographical gaps observed between sites of the same cultural tradition, raising questions …
Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology (7 obras) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (5 obras) · Archaeology (4 obras) · Geography (4 obras) · Upper Paleolithic (4 obras) · Archaeology and Rock Art Studies (3 obras) · Art (3 obras) · Geology (3 obras) · Composite number (2 obras) · Flake (2 obras)