V Sharapova
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 933128 |
|---|---|
| NOME | V Sharapova |
| PRENOMES | V |
| SOBRENOME | Sharapova |
| ASSINATURA | SHARAPOVA V |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Institute of History and Archaeology |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9227-3767 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2004 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Finds of textile and spindle-whorls in burials of the Sargat culture
The article deals with results of the analysis that is being undertaken for textile materials and ceramic spindle-whorls, which were found in a female burial of the Sargat culture in the middle Irtysh river basin (Novopokrovka IV cemetery, kurgan 1, grave 4). The authors introduce to scientific audience new finds considered rare to the Trans-Uralian and West Siberian forest-steppe such as silk and wool. The study yielded technological features of…
Influence of radiocarbon dating procedure on contentive interpretations (Neplyuevsky Bronze Age cemetery in the Trans-Ural region)
When findings of radiocarbon dating differ from method to method, researchers deal with this issue in absolutely different ways. This study is a case that compares two dating series of one Late Bronze kurgan. This kurgan is one of the Srubnaya-Alakul antiquities in the South Transurals. Even though the researched material is the same (human bone collagen), the scope of findings is comparable (19 LSC dates and 29 AMS dates) and the same individual…
Kurgans of the Sargat Culture in the Middle Irtysh River Basin
The article deals with results of airborne laser scanning, which was undertaken with drone above selected locations of kurgans of the Sargat culture in the middle Irtysh river basin (Omsk region) and its correlation with total station data of terrain survey. The selected scanning area covers imposing “Princely kurgans” situated on a plowed field and small mounds inside birch forest. The scanning results were processed with various filters for fur…
Informative Capacity of the Sargat Culture’s Disturbed Burials
The article deals with a complex study of the materials obtained during archaeological excavation of the kurgan Novopokrovka 16 in the middle Irtysh river basin (Omsk region). The site, which is attributed to the Sargat culture (5th century BC – second half of the 3rd century AD), was located farmost on the right bank of the river Irtysh, nearby the group of “Princely kurgans”. Despite almost total disturbance by robbers and agricultural activity…
Pathological Changes on Skeletons from the Bronze Age Neplyuevsky Cemetery (Kurgan 1)
Introduction. Currently, the picture characterizing the health status of the population, inhabiting the Southern Urals during the Bronze Age, is fragmentary due to the unsystematic nature of paleopathological studies and the often small sizes or poor preservation of the analyzed skeletal samples. This paper contributes new data to the overall discussion of the topic by presenting the results of a paleopathological study of materials from the Nepl…
The 1st – 3rd AD Estimating Finds in the Forest-Steppe Sites of the Tobol and Irtysh Rivers Basin
The article deals with artifacts found in the Iron Age kurgans over the Trans-Uralian and West Siberian forest-steppe, which might be referencing for chronology of the Sargat culture and late complexes emerging within area under study. Our emphasis is placed on the analyses of some belt and strap fittings. Meanwhile the novelty of undertaken research might be viewed less in general discussion of chronological aspects but it brings to light quite …
A Find of the North-Caucasian Ceramics in the Elite Burial of the Isakovka I Burial Ground (Western Siberia)
We present the results of a multi-disciplinary analysis of a jug and its contents from the elite burial complex of the Sargat culture in Middle Irtysh Basin (burial Isakovka I, mound 3, burial 6). The burial, along with military equipment and various metallic import, contained a ceramic jug, the closest analogies to which are found in the production centers of the settled population of the foothill zone of the central and partially eastern region…
Funeral Ware and Dietary Strategies in the Past
The article continues the publication of the results of multidisciplinary study of the Bronze Age cemetery Nepluyevsky in the Southern Trans-Urals, presenting the experience of studying the soil contents of ceramic vessels from kurgan 1. The pottery collection consists of 95 pots found intact or fragmentated in burials, food offerings pits and cenotaphs, as well as outside structures, i. e. on the ancient surface horizon. All studied structures w…
Upper Chronological Boundary of Sargatha Culture
The article deals with the antiquity of Sargat culture of forest-steppe in the Trans-Urals and Western Siberia. The established concepts of chronological framework cover the interval from the 5th century BC to 4th-5th centuries AD. Recent studies, both in the main territory and outside the Sargat area, provide evidences for clarifying the upper chronological boundary of the culture. The bright Late Sarmatian appearance of some Sargat burial compl…
Late Bronze Age anthropological materials from the Nepljuevski kurgan cemetery
The body of works on craniological and paleoodontological analyses of the materials from the Bronze Age sites of the Southern Trans-Urals still has not clarified the question of the genesis of the people who lived in this area. This is partly due to fragmentary state of the available materials, so that publication of new data appears highly relevant. This paper deals with the results of craniological and dental analyses of an osteological sample …
Cheek-pieces for a Horse Harness from the Kamenny Ambar Settlement
The article presents a description and analysis of harness cheek-pieces, fragments of which were recovered from the Bronze Age layer at the Kamenny Ambar settlement. The stratigraphic position of the artifacts is discussed along with data regarding typological, use-wear, and function analyses. One cheek-piece is attributed to the Sintashta and the other to the Petrovka cultural tradition. The chronological position of these finds is established, …
Archaeological studies of the Kamenny Ambar (Olgino) fortified settlement
The present study was conducted within the framework of the interdisciplinary project supported by the Presidium of the Ural Branch RAS, "Interdisciplinary Study of the Bronze Age Sites in the Southern Urals," and the Joint Russian-German Project (RFBR 09-06-91330-ННИО_а
Trans-Uralian Iron Age Ceramics – A New Outlook
This article considers the results of an analysis undertaken on pottery recovered mostly from multi-phase Iron Age sites in the Trans-Urals region of Russia. It focuses on a particular project involving fieldwork and the subsequent analysis of archaeological contexts and the laboratory studies of pottery morphology, ornamentation, technology, and statistics, with an attempt to apply the concept of style. This type of research project is unusual f…
Archaeological studies of the Kamenny Ambar (Olgino) fortified settlement
The present study was conducted within the framework of the interdisciplinary project supported by the Presidium of the Ural Branch RAS, "Interdisciplinary Study of the Bronze Age Sites in the Southern Urals," and the Joint Russian-German Project (RFBR 09-06-91330-ННИО_а
Late Bronze Age anthropological materials from the Nepljuevski kurgan cemetery
The body of works on craniological and paleoodontological analyses of the materials from the Bronze Age sites of the Southern Trans-Urals still has not clarified the question of the genesis of the people who lived in this area. This is partly due to fragmentary state of the available materials, so that publication of new data appears highly relevant. This paper deals with the results of craniological and dental analyses of an osteological sample …
Cheek-pieces for a Horse Harness from the Kamenny Ambar Settlement
The article presents a description and analysis of harness cheek-pieces, fragments of which were recovered from the Bronze Age layer at the Kamenny Ambar settlement. The stratigraphic position of the artifacts is discussed along with data regarding typological, use-wear, and function analyses. One cheek-piece is attributed to the Sintashta and the other to the Petrovka cultural tradition. The chronological position of these finds is established, …
Trans-Uralian Iron Age Ceramics – A New Outlook
This article considers the results of an analysis undertaken on pottery recovered mostly from multi-phase Iron Age sites in the Trans-Urals region of Russia. It focuses on a particular project involving fieldwork and the subsequent analysis of archaeological contexts and the laboratory studies of pottery morphology, ornamentation, technology, and statistics, with an attempt to apply the concept of style. This type of research project is unusual f…
Trans-Uralian Iron Age Ceramics – A New Outlook
This article considers the results of an analysis undertaken on pottery recovered mostly from multi-phase Iron Age sites in the Trans-Urals region of Russia. It focuses on a particular project involving fieldwork and the subsequent analysis of archaeological contexts and the laboratory studies of pottery morphology, ornamentation, technology, and statistics, with an attempt to apply the concept of style. This type of research project is unusual f…
Archaeological studies of the Kamenny Ambar (Olgino) fortified settlement
The present study was conducted within the framework of the interdisciplinary project supported by the Presidium of the Ural Branch RAS, "Interdisciplinary Study of the Bronze Age Sites in the Southern Urals," and the Joint Russian-German Project (RFBR 09-06-91330-ННИО_а
Cheek-pieces for a Horse Harness from the Kamenny Ambar Settlement
The article presents a description and analysis of harness cheek-pieces, fragments of which were recovered from the Bronze Age layer at the Kamenny Ambar settlement. The stratigraphic position of the artifacts is discussed along with data regarding typological, use-wear, and function analyses. One cheek-piece is attributed to the Sintashta and the other to the Petrovka cultural tradition. The chronological position of these finds is established, …
Upper Chronological Boundary of Sargatha Culture
The article deals with the antiquity of Sargat culture of forest-steppe in the Trans-Urals and Western Siberia. The established concepts of chronological framework cover the interval from the 5th century BC to 4th-5th centuries AD. Recent studies, both in the main territory and outside the Sargat area, provide evidences for clarifying the upper chronological boundary of the culture. The bright Late Sarmatian appearance of some Sargat burial compl…
Late Bronze Age anthropological materials from the Nepljuevski kurgan cemetery
The body of works on craniological and paleoodontological analyses of the materials from the Bronze Age sites of the Southern Trans-Urals still has not clarified the question of the genesis of the people who lived in this area. This is partly due to fragmentary state of the available materials, so that publication of new data appears highly relevant. This paper deals with the results of craniological and dental analyses of an osteological sample …
Funeral Ware and Dietary Strategies in the Past
The article continues the publication of the results of multidisciplinary study of the Bronze Age cemetery Nepluyevsky in the Southern Trans-Urals, presenting the experience of studying the soil contents of ceramic vessels from kurgan 1. The pottery collection consists of 95 pots found intact or fragmentated in burials, food offerings pits and cenotaphs, as well as outside structures, i. e. on the ancient surface horizon. All studied structures w…
Pathological Changes on Skeletons from the Bronze Age Neplyuevsky Cemetery (Kurgan 1)
Introduction. Currently, the picture characterizing the health status of the population, inhabiting the Southern Urals during the Bronze Age, is fragmentary due to the unsystematic nature of paleopathological studies and the often small sizes or poor preservation of the analyzed skeletal samples. This paper contributes new data to the overall discussion of the topic by presenting the results of a paleopathological study of materials from the Nepl…
The 1st – 3rd AD Estimating Finds in the Forest-Steppe Sites of the Tobol and Irtysh Rivers Basin
The article deals with artifacts found in the Iron Age kurgans over the Trans-Uralian and West Siberian forest-steppe, which might be referencing for chronology of the Sargat culture and late complexes emerging within area under study. Our emphasis is placed on the analyses of some belt and strap fittings. Meanwhile the novelty of undertaken research might be viewed less in general discussion of chronological aspects but it brings to light quite …
A Find of the North-Caucasian Ceramics in the Elite Burial of the Isakovka I Burial Ground (Western Siberia)
We present the results of a multi-disciplinary analysis of a jug and its contents from the elite burial complex of the Sargat culture in Middle Irtysh Basin (burial Isakovka I, mound 3, burial 6). The burial, along with military equipment and various metallic import, contained a ceramic jug, the closest analogies to which are found in the production centers of the settled population of the foothill zone of the central and partially eastern region…
Informative Capacity of the Sargat Culture’s Disturbed Burials
The article deals with a complex study of the materials obtained during archaeological excavation of the kurgan Novopokrovka 16 in the middle Irtysh river basin (Omsk region). The site, which is attributed to the Sargat culture (5th century BC – second half of the 3rd century AD), was located farmost on the right bank of the river Irtysh, nearby the group of “Princely kurgans”. Despite almost total disturbance by robbers and agricultural activity…
Influence of radiocarbon dating procedure on contentive interpretations (Neplyuevsky Bronze Age cemetery in the Trans-Ural region)
When findings of radiocarbon dating differ from method to method, researchers deal with this issue in absolutely different ways. This study is a case that compares two dating series of one Late Bronze kurgan. This kurgan is one of the Srubnaya-Alakul antiquities in the South Transurals. Even though the researched material is the same (human bone collagen), the scope of findings is comparable (19 LSC dates and 29 AMS dates) and the same individual…
Kurgans of the Sargat Culture in the Middle Irtysh River Basin
The article deals with results of airborne laser scanning, which was undertaken with drone above selected locations of kurgans of the Sargat culture in the middle Irtysh river basin (Omsk region) and its correlation with total station data of terrain survey. The selected scanning area covers imposing “Princely kurgans” situated on a plowed field and small mounds inside birch forest. The scanning results were processed with various filters for fur…
Finds of textile and spindle-whorls in burials of the Sargat culture
The article deals with results of the analysis that is being undertaken for textile materials and ceramic spindle-whorls, which were found in a female burial of the Sargat culture in the middle Irtysh river basin (Novopokrovka IV cemetery, kurgan 1, grave 4). The authors introduce to scientific audience new finds considered rare to the Trans-Uralian and West Siberian forest-steppe such as silk and wool. The study yielded technological features of…
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