Yu B Serikov
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 800176 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Yu B Serikov |
| PRENOMES | Yu B |
| SOBRENOME | Serikov |
| ASSINATURA | SERIKOV Y B |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Russian State Vocational Pedagogical University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3158-7460 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2009 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Stone Inventory of Koksharovsky Hill Sanctuary (based on the materials of 2012 excavations)
Koksharovsky Hill is the most famous cult site in the Middle Transurals. Over the years of research, the collection of stone items has exceeded 31.5 thousand pieces. While ceramics and objects of a sacred nature are well represented in many publications, stone inventory is described piecemeal and selectively. The purpose of the article is to introduce the 2012 excavations stone inventory of the hill from the into scientific circulation. Processin…
Abrasive Saws of the Middle Urals and Some Aspects of Their Use in Antiquity
In the Middle Transurals, stones started to get sawed with abrasive saws in the Neolithic era and was widely used in the Eneolithic. The author studied 129 abrasive saws and 153 items with traces of sawing. They respectively originate from 26 and 22 archaeological sites. Usually there are one or two saws at the site (11 and 5 sites, respectively). But some sites appeared to have dozens of them (Shaitanskoye Lake I – 13; Ust-Vagilsky hill – 19; Yu…
The use of point-impact techniques in stone processing (pecking) in the sites of forest Trans-Urals
For processing of stone and manufacture of tools, ancient man mastered a variety of methods and tech-niques - beating, splitting into flakes and plates, impact and spin retouching, grinding, sawing, drilling and some others. Of these, the least studied and insufficiently covered in the literature is the point-impact technique (pe-cking). Pecking could have been used both as an auxiliary technique and as the main one. When processing large tools (…
Stone inventory of the site complex "Koksharovsky Hill sanctuary - Yuryinskoe settle-ment" (based on materials of excavations in 2013 and 2015)
The article presents detailed statistical, typological and mineralogical characteristics of stone products from the "Koksharovsky Hill sanctuary - Yuryinskoe settlement" complex of sites derived from the excavations of A.F. Shorin conducted in 2013 and 2015. By these excavations, the eastern part of the sacred space of the sanctuary and the adjacent to it section of the settlement Yuryinskoe were investigated. A noticeable admixture of the Mesoli…
Revisiting the chronological attribution of microlitic complexes of the Koksharovsky Hill and Vtoroy Poselok I
In this paper, we consider the reasons behind the attribution of microlitic complexes of the Koksharovsky Hill and the Vtoroy Poselok I site to the late Neolithic. Statistical and typological characteristics of microlitic complexes of these sites fully conform to materials of the Mesolithic sites in the Middle Trans-Urals. The identification of chronological complexes of stone inventory in materials of mixed sites should be made after the full pu…
Cave Paleolithic of Ural
Concerning the Functional Purpose of So-Called Harpoons
Previous study has divided toothed bone tips into actual harpoons and serrated points, such as arrowheads, jails, darts and spears. Distinctive features of true harpoons are the means of clamping them to the shaft in the form of holes, recesses, grooves, reverse teeth or projections. There is no good evidence for the use of these socalled harpoons. According to many researchers, harpoons were used for hunting of big fish and aquatic animals such …
Some aspects of sacral space markering in the Ural territory
The article analyses different aspects of organization of space as its sacred points — sacred places. Ancient sanctuaries were situated exactly in those marked points: caves, grottos, awnings, mountain peaks, rocks, hills, bald mountains, stone capes, etc. There could be one or several sacral centers in each sacred space depending on its dimensions. A cave was the earliest object of sacred place. There were two basic types of cave sanctuaries in …
Using shells in the cult and economic activities of ancient population
The article is dedicated to one of the aspects of symbolic activities of ancient population regarding the use of a rare variety of natural material. From ancient times, shells, as bright and unusual material, served for making jewelry: bead necklaces and pendants. In the Urals, such artefacts had been used from the beginning of the Upper Paleolithic to the Modern Times. The shells rarely served as combs punches, scrapers and containers for paints…
Shaitanskoye Ozero Ii
The present article describes materials from the ritual site of Shaitanskoye Ozero II, Sverdlovsk Oblast. Two excavations carried out at the site measuring less than 100 sq. m in size, yielded more than 130 bronze artifacts: utensils, weapons, rolled copper ornaments, and abundant smelting and casting waste. Apart from Seima-Turbino (celts and laminar knives) and Eurasian types (daggers with cast hilts, truncated knives with guards, fluted bracel…
Shaitanskoye Ozero Ii
The present article describes materials from the ritual site of Shaitanskoye Ozero II, Sverdlovsk Oblast. Two excavations carried out at the site measuring less than 100 sq. m in size, yielded more than 130 bronze artifacts: utensils, weapons, rolled copper ornaments, and abundant smelting and casting waste. Apart from Seima-Turbino (celts and laminar knives) and Eurasian types (daggers with cast hilts, truncated knives with guards, fluted bracel…
Revisiting the chronological attribution of microlitic complexes of the Koksharovsky Hill and Vtoroy Poselok I
In this paper, we consider the reasons behind the attribution of microlitic complexes of the Koksharovsky Hill and the Vtoroy Poselok I site to the late Neolithic. Statistical and typological characteristics of microlitic complexes of these sites fully conform to materials of the Mesolithic sites in the Middle Trans-Urals. The identification of chronological complexes of stone inventory in materials of mixed sites should be made after the full pu…
Shaitanskoye Ozero Ii
The present article describes materials from the ritual site of Shaitanskoye Ozero II, Sverdlovsk Oblast. Two excavations carried out at the site measuring less than 100 sq. m in size, yielded more than 130 bronze artifacts: utensils, weapons, rolled copper ornaments, and abundant smelting and casting waste. Apart from Seima-Turbino (celts and laminar knives) and Eurasian types (daggers with cast hilts, truncated knives with guards, fluted bracel…
Using shells in the cult and economic activities of ancient population
The article is dedicated to one of the aspects of symbolic activities of ancient population regarding the use of a rare variety of natural material. From ancient times, shells, as bright and unusual material, served for making jewelry: bead necklaces and pendants. In the Urals, such artefacts had been used from the beginning of the Upper Paleolithic to the Modern Times. The shells rarely served as combs punches, scrapers and containers for paints…
Some aspects of sacral space markering in the Ural territory
The article analyses different aspects of organization of space as its sacred points — sacred places. Ancient sanctuaries were situated exactly in those marked points: caves, grottos, awnings, mountain peaks, rocks, hills, bald mountains, stone capes, etc. There could be one or several sacral centers in each sacred space depending on its dimensions. A cave was the earliest object of sacred place. There were two basic types of cave sanctuaries in …
Concerning the Functional Purpose of So-Called Harpoons
Previous study has divided toothed bone tips into actual harpoons and serrated points, such as arrowheads, jails, darts and spears. Distinctive features of true harpoons are the means of clamping them to the shaft in the form of holes, recesses, grooves, reverse teeth or projections. There is no good evidence for the use of these socalled harpoons. According to many researchers, harpoons were used for hunting of big fish and aquatic animals such …
Cave Paleolithic of Ural
Revisiting the chronological attribution of microlitic complexes of the Koksharovsky Hill and Vtoroy Poselok I
In this paper, we consider the reasons behind the attribution of microlitic complexes of the Koksharovsky Hill and the Vtoroy Poselok I site to the late Neolithic. Statistical and typological characteristics of microlitic complexes of these sites fully conform to materials of the Mesolithic sites in the Middle Trans-Urals. The identification of chronological complexes of stone inventory in materials of mixed sites should be made after the full pu…
Abrasive Saws of the Middle Urals and Some Aspects of Their Use in Antiquity
In the Middle Transurals, stones started to get sawed with abrasive saws in the Neolithic era and was widely used in the Eneolithic. The author studied 129 abrasive saws and 153 items with traces of sawing. They respectively originate from 26 and 22 archaeological sites. Usually there are one or two saws at the site (11 and 5 sites, respectively). But some sites appeared to have dozens of them (Shaitanskoye Lake I – 13; Ust-Vagilsky hill – 19; Yu…
The use of point-impact techniques in stone processing (pecking) in the sites of forest Trans-Urals
For processing of stone and manufacture of tools, ancient man mastered a variety of methods and tech-niques - beating, splitting into flakes and plates, impact and spin retouching, grinding, sawing, drilling and some others. Of these, the least studied and insufficiently covered in the literature is the point-impact technique (pe-cking). Pecking could have been used both as an auxiliary technique and as the main one. When processing large tools (…
Stone inventory of the site complex "Koksharovsky Hill sanctuary - Yuryinskoe settle-ment" (based on materials of excavations in 2013 and 2015)
The article presents detailed statistical, typological and mineralogical characteristics of stone products from the "Koksharovsky Hill sanctuary - Yuryinskoe settlement" complex of sites derived from the excavations of A.F. Shorin conducted in 2013 and 2015. By these excavations, the eastern part of the sacred space of the sanctuary and the adjacent to it section of the settlement Yuryinskoe were investigated. A noticeable admixture of the Mesoli…
Stone Inventory of Koksharovsky Hill Sanctuary (based on the materials of 2012 excavations)
Koksharovsky Hill is the most famous cult site in the Middle Transurals. Over the years of research, the collection of stone items has exceeded 31.5 thousand pieces. While ceramics and objects of a sacred nature are well represented in many publications, stone inventory is described piecemeal and selectively. The purpose of the article is to introduce the 2012 excavations stone inventory of the hill from the into scientific circulation. Processin…
Geography (9 obras) · Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (8 obras) · Archaeology (8 obras) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (4 obras) · Geology (4 obras) · Excavation (3 obras) · Materials Science (3 obras) · Mesolithic (3 obras) · Ancient history (2 obras) · Computer Science (2 obras)