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SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL PATTERNS OF VEGETATION AND CLIMATE DEVELOPMENT IN NORTHERN EURASIA IN THE NEO-PLEISTOCENE
Introduction Given the incompleteness of the Pleistocene geological record in most of Northern Eurasia, the solution of issues of detailed dissection of recent sediments and correlation of interglacial / glacial horizons, both periodization and comparison …
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HOLLOW IMAGES OF ANIMALS (Based on the materials of the Verkhneobskaya culture of the Novosibirsk Ob region)
Introduction In the V - VIII centuries AD, a unique artistic tradition of bronze casting, called "Ural-Siberian animal style", developed in the north of the forest-steppe zone and in the south of the taiga of the Urals and Western Siberia. The attention of …
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TYPOLOGY OF MEDIEVAL CULT COMPLEXES IN THE OB-IRTYSH FOREST-STEPPE AND SOME ASPECTS OF THEIR SEMANTICS
Introduction In the course of excavations of necropolises of the second and third quarters of the second millennium AD in the contact zone of the northern taiga and southern Turkic-speaking nomadic population in the Ob-Irtysh interfluve, a group of archaeo …
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MONUMENT OF ATLYM CULTURE ON THE ENDYR RIVER
Introduction Since 1999, the Ugra archaeological expedition of the Institute of History and Archeology of the Ural Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences and the Ural State University (Yekaterinburg) has been studying archaeological sites in the big ben …
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OKUNEVSKAYA CULTURAL TRADITION IN STRATIGRAPHIC ASPECT
Introduction On the scale of Northern Eurasia, the Okunevsky complex is a cultural phenomenon that demonstrates the rich inner world of the ancient people. The purpose of this study is to demonstrate the logic of development of this complex. The revealed c …
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HORN ORNAMENTS OF THE SCYTHIAN SADDLE FROM THE PRIOBSKY PLATEAU
Introduction The era of the ancient nomads is the period of the highest flourishing of the bone-cutting art of Eurasia. The main raw material for this art craft was whole horn (Borodovsky, 19996). Complete sets of horn bridle and harness ornaments were fou …
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PETROGLYPHS OF STARAYA ZALAVRUGA: NEW DATA - A NEW LOOK
In September 2005, a joint expedition of Karelian and British archaeologists (Institute of Language, Literature and History of KarSC RAS and Cambridge University), who studied the White Sea petroglyphs (Fig. 1) and their connection with the microlandscape, …
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PALEOLITHIC OF MOUNT ATHOS: LATEST DATA - NEW QUESTIONS
Over the more than 100-year history of studying Paleolithic sites on Mount Athos, the scientific literature has established the idea that their materials are the "standard" of the late Siberian Paleolithic. Studies by I. T. Savenkov at the end of the 19th …
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MIDDLE AND UPPER PALEOLITHIC SITES IN THE LOWER JORDAN VALLEY
Introduction This article is devoted to the description of the Middle and Upper Paleolithic monuments discovered during the survey of the Manasseh Hills located on the eastern slopes of the Samara Mountains. Exploration work in this area began in 1978 at t …
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AN ARCHEOZOOLOGICAL APPROACH TO THE STUDY OF THE SOCIAL STRUCTURE: ANIMAL BONES FROM TWO SETTLEMENTS OF MINERS AND METALLURGISTS ON THE EASTERN AND WESTERN OUTSKIRTS OF EUROPE
Introduction Archaeozoology is of great importance for the reconstruction of life support systems and the paleoecological situation in ancient settlements, but it rarely plays a significant role in the study of the technological development of human societ …
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