Maria B Mednikova

Dados Biográficos

ID9744829
NOMEMaria B Mednikova
PRENOMESMaria B
SOBRENOMEMednikova
ASSINATURAMEDNIKOVA M B
VERIFICADONão
TOTAL DE OBRAS9
TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES0
TOTAL COMO AUTOR9
TOTAL COMO EDITOR0
PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO2014
ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO2021
ÍNDICE H0

  • Mummified Burial of a Child From the Saryg-Bulun Burial Ground (Central Tuva). New Data From Archaeology, Radiography, Anthropology and Genetics

    Open AccessМarina Kilunovskaya, В А Семенов et al.ARTICLEUral Historical Journal2021

    In 1988 on the right bank of the Yenisei River in Central Tuva, two burial mounds from the Saryg-Bulun burial ground were excavated. Burial No 5 attracted special attention of archaeologists — it contained the partially mummified remains of a child with a rich and unusual inventory (bow, quiver with arrows, a hat, engraving on a wooden handle) in a wooden block. A recent genetic analysis made it possible to establish, contrary to expectations, th…

  • Morphological characteristics of the Palaeolithic Ust-Ishim femur

    Open AccessMaria Mednikova, M Slepchenko et al.ARTICLESibirskie istoricheskie…2020

  • The People of Sunghir

    E Trinkaus, A P Buzhilova et al.BOOKThe People of Sunghir2014

  • The Body Sizes and Proportions of the Sunghir People

    E Trinkaus, A P Buzhilova et al.CHAPTERThe People of Sunghir2014

    Considerations of the body proportions and estimates of body mass and stature of the Sunghir people provide a general baseline for the assessment of a variety of aspects of their paleobiology. They also furnish some indications by themselves. Some of these aspects have been men­tioned with respect to sexual assessment of the adult remains (especially Sunghir 1 and 4; chapter 6), and methodological considerations have been addressed in part in cha…

  • Dietary Inferences for the Sunghir Humans

    E Trinkaus, A P Buzhilova et al.CHAPTERThe People of Sunghir2014

    In addition to the functional, anatomical, and paleopathological reflections of the biology and behavior of the Sunghir humans, it has been possible to make indirect inferences regarding their average dietary profiles. These considerations derive from the mineral compositions of bone samples from Sunghir 1 to 4 (Kozlovskaya 2000d), carbon and nitrogen stable isotope data from the bone collagen of Sunghir 1 to 3 (Richards et al. 2001; Dobrovolskay…

  • The Sunghir Dental and Alveolar Remains

    E Trinkaus, A P Buzhilova et al.CHAPTERThe People of Sunghir2014

    Sunghir 1, 2, and 3 retain most of their maxillary and mandibular teeth, although those of Sunghir 1 are heavily worn and those of Sunghir 2 and especially Sunghir 3 were developing at the times of their deaths. As a result, the two immature individuals provide extensive data on their dental crown discrete morphology and crown metrics, but there are limited data on the third molars of Sunghir 2 and on the premolars and second molars of Sunghir 3 …

  • The Paleobiology of the Sunghir People

    E Trinkaus, A P Buzhilova et al.CHAPTERThe People of Sunghir2014

    The preceding chapters provide extensive information on the context, mortuary rituals, skeletal and dental morphology and morphometrics, dental wear, functional anatomy, paleopathology, and paleochemistry of the human remains from the northern Russian site of Sunghir. The three associated skeletons from Graves 1 and 2 provide the overwhelming volume of data and inferences on the Pleistocene people of Sunghir. Yet the other elements help to fill o…

  • The Mortuary Behavior at Sunghir

    E Trinkaus, A P Buzhilova et al.CHAPTERThe People of Sunghir2014

    Considerations of the mortuary behavior at Sunghir concern principally the two elaborate graves, Graves 1 and 2. Although each exhibits patterns evident elsewhere in Mid Upper Paleolithic burials, the combinations of features and the richness of the two graves is truly exceptional. Yet there is additional evidence for mortuary behavior, principally associated with the Sunghir 5 cranium and for the burial above Grave 2 (here designated as Grave 2b…

  • Comparative Materials and Methods for the Sunghir Human Remains

    E Trinkaus, A P Buzhilova et al.CHAPTERThe People of Sunghir2014

    This volume is concerned with the morphology and paleobiology of the human remains from Sunghir. As such, it is intended to contribute to our knowledge and understanding of the occupants of that locale in northern Russia during the Interpleniglacial [marine isotope stage (MIS) 3]. However, the Sunghir human remains take on meaning, and can be properly evaluated, only in the context of a broader sample of Late Pleistocene humans. The paleontologic…