Evgenii Gak
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 787680 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Evgenii Gak |
| PRENOMES | Evgenii |
| SOBRENOME | Gak |
| ASSINATURA | GAK E |
| AFILIAÇÕES | State Hermitage Museum |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 1 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2021 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Sites With “Yamnaya-Repin Type” Ceramics. Paradoxes of Historiography, Study Problems, and New Data
The article is devoted to Bronze Age sites, which share a unique syncretic-looking pottery, combining the egg-shaped form characteristic of the Yamnaya culture and the ornamental pit-pearl belt of the Repin culture. As a result of the historiographical analysis of the issues of origin, chronology and attribution of these sites, significant discrepancies were found both in the use of the notion of the “Yamnaya-Repin type” and in the understanding …
A forest-steppe landscape and the settlement Ksizovo-1 in the Don region during the Middle Bronze Age
Systematic investigations of Bronze Age settlements in different regions of western Eurasia have provided new insights into settlement structures, land use, and past mobile lifestyles. In this paper, we examine the single-layered site of Ksizovo-1 in the Upper Don basin, located in a microregion of the Eastern European forest-steppe. We integrate archaeological, bioarchaeological, and molecular investigations to evaluate if the Middle Bronze Age …
Isotopic perspectives on pastoral practices in the Eastern European forest-steppe during the Middle Bronze Age
This study investigates the modes of subsistence practices of a Middle Don Catacomb Culture community for which archaeological evidence suggests a reliance on seasonal mobility of humans and their herds. A sequential multi-isotope approach [stable carbon (δ13C), stable oxygen (δ18O), and strontium (87Sr/86Sr)] on tooth enamel of mainly domestic animals (cattle and sheep/goat) from the Middle Bronze Age settlement Ksizovo-1 provides new and import…
Modelling the Subsistence Economy of the Settlement Rykan-3 in the Don Forest-Steppe
This article presents a reconstruction of a subsistence strategy at the Middle Bronze Age settlementRykan-3. The settlement is located in the centre of the Don forest-steppe and dates to 26th–24th century BC; it wasmostly excavated in 2009–2014. Rykan-3 is of particular interest because, unlike many other Bronze Age settlementsin the South of Eastern Europe, it yielded only a single cultural layer, which was deposited during the existenceof the s…
The Chemical-Analytical Study of Ancient Metal
В статье дана оценка совместимости и потенциала разных аналитических методик по установлению химического (элементного) состава древней меди и ее сплавов. На примере инвентаря Потаповского могильника эпохи бронзы, в разное время проанализированного методами оптико-эмиссионной спектрометрии и спектрометрии с дисперсией по длине волны, показано отсутствие принципиальных расхождений в определении материала и явных системных сбоев работы того или друг…
Continuity and Novelty in Metal Complexes of the South Eastern Europe of the Late Middle – Early Late Bronze Age
The paper represents an analysis of metal complexes of the Late Middle – Early Late Bronze Age of the steppe and forest-steppe zones of Eastern Europe within the framework of the three-stage periodization. In the system of radiocarbon dating, this period covers 2300/2200 –1800/1700 cal BC and a number of the Post-Catacomb, the Post-Corded ware, the Chariot and the Srubnaya cultures. The source base of the study is the metal objects of the burial …
The Dating and Historical Context around the Logboat Exhibited at the State Historical Museum, Based on the Integrated Studies
Since 1956, the logboat was exhibited at the State Historical Museum in Red Square in Moscow. It had been discovered two years before in the floodplain of the right bank of the River Don near the village of Schuchye, Voronezh Region, Russia. It was hypothetically attributed to the end of the Neolithic — the beginning of the Bronze Age. The paper presents an integrated study, the purpose and result of which were to establish the chronology, the cu…
A forest-steppe landscape and the settlement Ksizovo-1 in the Don region during the Middle Bronze Age
Systematic investigations of Bronze Age settlements in different regions of western Eurasia have provided new insights into settlement structures, land use, and past mobile lifestyles. In this paper, we examine the single-layered site of Ksizovo-1 in the Upper Don basin, located in a microregion of the Eastern European forest-steppe. We integrate archaeological, bioarchaeological, and molecular investigations to evaluate if the Middle Bronze Age …
The Dating and Historical Context around the Logboat Exhibited at the State Historical Museum, Based on the Integrated Studies
Since 1956, the logboat was exhibited at the State Historical Museum in Red Square in Moscow. It had been discovered two years before in the floodplain of the right bank of the River Don near the village of Schuchye, Voronezh Region, Russia. It was hypothetically attributed to the end of the Neolithic — the beginning of the Bronze Age. The paper presents an integrated study, the purpose and result of which were to establish the chronology, the cu…
Continuity and Novelty in Metal Complexes of the South Eastern Europe of the Late Middle – Early Late Bronze Age
The paper represents an analysis of metal complexes of the Late Middle – Early Late Bronze Age of the steppe and forest-steppe zones of Eastern Europe within the framework of the three-stage periodization. In the system of radiocarbon dating, this period covers 2300/2200 –1800/1700 cal BC and a number of the Post-Catacomb, the Post-Corded ware, the Chariot and the Srubnaya cultures. The source base of the study is the metal objects of the burial …
Modelling the Subsistence Economy of the Settlement Rykan-3 in the Don Forest-Steppe
This article presents a reconstruction of a subsistence strategy at the Middle Bronze Age settlementRykan-3. The settlement is located in the centre of the Don forest-steppe and dates to 26th–24th century BC; it wasmostly excavated in 2009–2014. Rykan-3 is of particular interest because, unlike many other Bronze Age settlementsin the South of Eastern Europe, it yielded only a single cultural layer, which was deposited during the existenceof the s…
The Chemical-Analytical Study of Ancient Metal
В статье дана оценка совместимости и потенциала разных аналитических методик по установлению химического (элементного) состава древней меди и ее сплавов. На примере инвентаря Потаповского могильника эпохи бронзы, в разное время проанализированного методами оптико-эмиссионной спектрометрии и спектрометрии с дисперсией по длине волны, показано отсутствие принципиальных расхождений в определении материала и явных системных сбоев работы того или друг…
Isotopic perspectives on pastoral practices in the Eastern European forest-steppe during the Middle Bronze Age
This study investigates the modes of subsistence practices of a Middle Don Catacomb Culture community for which archaeological evidence suggests a reliance on seasonal mobility of humans and their herds. A sequential multi-isotope approach [stable carbon (δ13C), stable oxygen (δ18O), and strontium (87Sr/86Sr)] on tooth enamel of mainly domestic animals (cattle and sheep/goat) from the Middle Bronze Age settlement Ksizovo-1 provides new and import…
A forest-steppe landscape and the settlement Ksizovo-1 in the Don region during the Middle Bronze Age
Systematic investigations of Bronze Age settlements in different regions of western Eurasia have provided new insights into settlement structures, land use, and past mobile lifestyles. In this paper, we examine the single-layered site of Ksizovo-1 in the Upper Don basin, located in a microregion of the Eastern European forest-steppe. We integrate archaeological, bioarchaeological, and molecular investigations to evaluate if the Middle Bronze Age …
Sites With “Yamnaya-Repin Type” Ceramics. Paradoxes of Historiography, Study Problems, and New Data
The article is devoted to Bronze Age sites, which share a unique syncretic-looking pottery, combining the egg-shaped form characteristic of the Yamnaya culture and the ornamental pit-pearl belt of the Repin culture. As a result of the historiographical analysis of the issues of origin, chronology and attribution of these sites, significant discrepancies were found both in the use of the notion of the “Yamnaya-Repin type” and in the understanding …
Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (6 obras) · Archaeology (6 obras) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (6 obras) · Bronze Age (6 obras) · Geography (6 obras) · Steppe (5 obras) · Bronze (4 obras) · Ancient history (3 obras) · Chronology (3 obras) · Forestry (3 obras)