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Die Ostwolynscher Expedition IA NAdW der Ukraine führt die archäologischen Untersuchungen auf dem Territorium Žitomir Gebiets viel Jahre durch. Die Expedition hat neuer Siedlungen der römischen Zeit geöffnet. Die wissenschaftliche... more
Die Ostwolynscher Expedition IA NAdW der Ukraine führt die archäologischen Untersuchungen auf dem Territorium Žitomir Gebiets viel Jahre durch.
Die Expedition hat neuer Siedlungen der römischen Zeit geöffnet. Die wissenschaftliche Bedeutung der enthüllten Fundorten ist von ihrer besonderen geographischen Lage und den spezifischen ethnokulturellen Merkmalen bedingt. Die Fundorten sind in zwei territorialen Gruppen aufgestellt. «Südgruppe» aus sieben Punkten ist in den Oberläufen des Flusses Irscha enthüllt, «Nordgruppe» aus drei Siedlungen befindet sich in den Oberläufen des Flusses Ubort.
Das tönerne Geschirr ist nur von den Bruchstücken vorgestellt. Einige Fragmente der modellierten Keramik konnten den Töpfen «elbisches Typs» gehören. Einige Muster der modellierten Behälter haben die speziell grob gemachte Oberfläche, einige ihnen haben die Spuren von Kamm nach dem Ton. Die Töpfermuster schenken die üchenkeramik mit der guten und grob bearbeiteten Oberfläche.
Alle Fundorten, außer der Töpferkeramik der Černjachov-Kultur, enthalten die modellierte Keramik mit den ausdrucksvollen ostgermanische Merkmalen.
Beide territorialen Gruppen der Siedlungen befinden sich weit nach dem Norden vom Hauptareal die Černjachov-Kulturen (innerhalb Žitomir Gebiets).
«Südgruppe» der Fundorten ist von den Haupt-grenzen der Černjachov-Kultur für 40—70 km nach dem Norden gelegen. Die Landschaft, wo diese Gruppe mit Wielbark-Strichen gelegen ist, ist der natür-liche Komplex der Waldsteppe des Hauptareales der Černjachov-Kultur sehr ähnlich.
«Nordgruppe» der Siedlungen im Schwimmbad des Flusses Ubort ist in 90 km nach dem Norden von der Grenze des Hauptareales der Černjachov-Kultur gelegen.
Die neuen Fundorten aus spätromische Zeit in der Waldzone Žitomir Gebiets sind von uns auf dem Territorium gefunden, wo bis zur Zeit die Fundorten der späten römischen Zeit nicht bekannt waren. Diese Fundorten auf dem vorliegenden Territorium sind wie für das Studium der Genesis der altertümlichsten slawischen Kultur, als auch für die Forschung der Probleme der Volkerwanderungs Zeit sehr wichtig.
Die Expedition hat neuer Siedlungen der römischen Zeit geöffnet. Die wissenschaftliche Bedeutung der enthüllten Fundorten ist von ihrer besonderen geographischen Lage und den spezifischen ethnokulturellen Merkmalen bedingt. Die Fundorten sind in zwei territorialen Gruppen aufgestellt. «Südgruppe» aus sieben Punkten ist in den Oberläufen des Flusses Irscha enthüllt, «Nordgruppe» aus drei Siedlungen befindet sich in den Oberläufen des Flusses Ubort.
Das tönerne Geschirr ist nur von den Bruchstücken vorgestellt. Einige Fragmente der modellierten Keramik konnten den Töpfen «elbisches Typs» gehören. Einige Muster der modellierten Behälter haben die speziell grob gemachte Oberfläche, einige ihnen haben die Spuren von Kamm nach dem Ton. Die Töpfermuster schenken die üchenkeramik mit der guten und grob bearbeiteten Oberfläche.
Alle Fundorten, außer der Töpferkeramik der Černjachov-Kultur, enthalten die modellierte Keramik mit den ausdrucksvollen ostgermanische Merkmalen.
Beide territorialen Gruppen der Siedlungen befinden sich weit nach dem Norden vom Hauptareal die Černjachov-Kulturen (innerhalb Žitomir Gebiets).
«Südgruppe» der Fundorten ist von den Haupt-grenzen der Černjachov-Kultur für 40—70 km nach dem Norden gelegen. Die Landschaft, wo diese Gruppe mit Wielbark-Strichen gelegen ist, ist der natür-liche Komplex der Waldsteppe des Hauptareales der Černjachov-Kultur sehr ähnlich.
«Nordgruppe» der Siedlungen im Schwimmbad des Flusses Ubort ist in 90 km nach dem Norden von der Grenze des Hauptareales der Černjachov-Kultur gelegen.
Die neuen Fundorten aus spätromische Zeit in der Waldzone Žitomir Gebiets sind von uns auf dem Territorium gefunden, wo bis zur Zeit die Fundorten der späten römischen Zeit nicht bekannt waren. Diese Fundorten auf dem vorliegenden Territorium sind wie für das Studium der Genesis der altertümlichsten slawischen Kultur, als auch für die Forschung der Probleme der Volkerwanderungs Zeit sehr wichtig.
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The paper is represents results of searching in a field of fortified settlements (35 hilltop fortified settlements and castles). These sites were discovered by Ovruch and East-Volyn expeditions of Archaeology institute of National academy... more
The paper is represents results of searching in a field of fortified settlements (35 hilltop fortified settlements and castles). These sites were discovered by Ovruch and East-Volyn expeditions of Archaeology institute of National academy of science (Ukraine) on a territory of North Zhytomyr region (within the limits of middle age Ovruch district (called Ovruch volost) on a Ovruch mountain-ridge.
Results of investigations the core of hilltop fortified settlements in an Ovruch volost (Ovruch, Horodets’, Noryns’k, Lystvyn, Slovechne, Zbran’ky) viewed separetly. Information about new old russ hilltop fortified settlements is put into science circulation. These are such sites as Kremne – Putylovychi, Velykyi Dyvlyn – Buchmany, Ryzhany. Searching results of annalistic old russ sities Myches’k and Ushes’k and historic settlements (which are now districts centers – Korosten’, Malyn, Olevs’k, Narodychi, Volodars’k-Volyns’kyi, Luhyny, Yemil’chyne) are also expounded in details.
In a special way is investigated hilltop fortified settlements which are known in a science literature and in archaeology documents and papers of Protection Department. The partly known information about this sites necessitated a special verification.
The new prospects and issue of the day in a field of researching the hilltop fortified settlements and small towns are also briefly investigated. All these aspects are illustrated according to the methods of analizing of fortified settlements which are developed by authors.
Results of investigations the core of hilltop fortified settlements in an Ovruch volost (Ovruch, Horodets’, Noryns’k, Lystvyn, Slovechne, Zbran’ky) viewed separetly. Information about new old russ hilltop fortified settlements is put into science circulation. These are such sites as Kremne – Putylovychi, Velykyi Dyvlyn – Buchmany, Ryzhany. Searching results of annalistic old russ sities Myches’k and Ushes’k and historic settlements (which are now districts centers – Korosten’, Malyn, Olevs’k, Narodychi, Volodars’k-Volyns’kyi, Luhyny, Yemil’chyne) are also expounded in details.
In a special way is investigated hilltop fortified settlements which are known in a science literature and in archaeology documents and papers of Protection Department. The partly known information about this sites necessitated a special verification.
The new prospects and issue of the day in a field of researching the hilltop fortified settlements and small towns are also briefly investigated. All these aspects are illustrated according to the methods of analizing of fortified settlements which are developed by authors.
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The results of long-term investigations on the territory of Ovruch Volost (district) realized by the Ovruch expedition and latest excavations in Kiev on the sites of the Archangel Michael Monastery, the Dormition Church of the Kiev Cave... more
The results of long-term investigations on the territory of Ovruch Volost (district) realized by the Ovruch expedition and latest excavations in Kiev on the sites of the Archangel Michael Monastery, the Dormition Church of the Kiev Cave Monastery and the Tithe Church let the researchers raise a question about the use of pyrophyllites and quartzites from Ovruch in the building works in Southern Rus.
On the territory of the Ovruch-Slovechno mountain ridge entire regions, sites, settlements and workshops that once specialized in slate industry have been discovered. Also, the medieval open-cast mines have been found and investigated. The exploitation of the main varieties of pyrophyllitic slate used to be practiced in those places.
The unique complex of natural resources, on the one hand, and favourable social, political, religious and economic conditions, on the other hand, made the start of the Ovruch slate industry possible. The very mineral, i.e. pyrophyllitic slate, has many useful natural qualities. The slate industry is distinguished by the high degree of the development of the
manufacture process, the high level of standartization and good quality of the manufactured products. The volume of the manufactured products and used material was outstandingly enormous. At the same time, the products manufactured from pyrophyllitic slate were associated with a high status and high price.
One of the main fields in the structure of the Ovruch pyrophyllitic industry was supply for the construction of monumental churches and palaces. Pyrophyllite was used in their foundations, walls, stairs, cornices of arches, bases and capitals of the columns, templons, lintels, gallery thresholds, decorated carved slabs, flat floor slabs and slabs for opus sectile and others. This material was also used for arcophagi and tombstones.
This paper is an attempt at remodelling the quantity, volume and weight characteristics of various slate types (varying in colour, morphology etc.) which were in use as decorative elements (wall belts, reliefs, floors etc) and sarcophagi in Kiev churches. These data is discussed together with the specific qualities of the pyrophyllite slate deposition in the places of its mining and with the possibility of its open-mine extraction in Old Rus time.
The questions of the use of the Ovruch red quartzite in monumental buildings of Old Rus are also considered.
= Использование пирофиллитового сланца и кварцита в строительном деле Южной Руси // Труды Государственного Эрмитажа: Т. 53. Архитектура Византии и Древней Руси ІХ-ХІІ веков. – СПб.: Изд-во ГЭ, 2010. – С. 391-411.
On the territory of the Ovruch-Slovechno mountain ridge entire regions, sites, settlements and workshops that once specialized in slate industry have been discovered. Also, the medieval open-cast mines have been found and investigated. The exploitation of the main varieties of pyrophyllitic slate used to be practiced in those places.
The unique complex of natural resources, on the one hand, and favourable social, political, religious and economic conditions, on the other hand, made the start of the Ovruch slate industry possible. The very mineral, i.e. pyrophyllitic slate, has many useful natural qualities. The slate industry is distinguished by the high degree of the development of the
manufacture process, the high level of standartization and good quality of the manufactured products. The volume of the manufactured products and used material was outstandingly enormous. At the same time, the products manufactured from pyrophyllitic slate were associated with a high status and high price.
One of the main fields in the structure of the Ovruch pyrophyllitic industry was supply for the construction of monumental churches and palaces. Pyrophyllite was used in their foundations, walls, stairs, cornices of arches, bases and capitals of the columns, templons, lintels, gallery thresholds, decorated carved slabs, flat floor slabs and slabs for opus sectile and others. This material was also used for arcophagi and tombstones.
This paper is an attempt at remodelling the quantity, volume and weight characteristics of various slate types (varying in colour, morphology etc.) which were in use as decorative elements (wall belts, reliefs, floors etc) and sarcophagi in Kiev churches. These data is discussed together with the specific qualities of the pyrophyllite slate deposition in the places of its mining and with the possibility of its open-mine extraction in Old Rus time.
The questions of the use of the Ovruch red quartzite in monumental buildings of Old Rus are also considered.
= Использование пирофиллитового сланца и кварцита в строительном деле Южной Руси // Труды Государственного Эрмитажа: Т. 53. Архитектура Византии и Древней Руси ІХ-ХІІ веков. – СПб.: Изд-во ГЭ, 2010. – С. 391-411.
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The paper sums up results of investigations in a field of pyrophyllitic industry in the Middle Ages on a territory of Ovruch-Slovechno mountain-ridge in the end of 10th — middle of 13th cent. Author analyzes settlements and open-cast... more
The paper sums up results of investigations in a field of pyrophyllitic industry in the Middle Ages on a territory of Ovruch-Slovechno mountain-ridge in the end of 10th — middle of 13th cent. Author analyzes settlements and open-cast mines that were specialized in slate industry. These places were excavated during period of 1996-2009 years. It is also reviewed results of investigation of industry artifacts collections: waste and rejects of such products as spindle-whorls and beads made from pyrophyllite slate. Main directions of following study were also stated.
Besides, author analyzes problems arising with studying of pyrophyllite products collections, which comes from main city centers and regions of Old Russ.
Besides, author analyzes problems arising with studying of pyrophyllite products collections, which comes from main city centers and regions of Old Russ.
Research Interests: Early Medieval And Medieval Settlement (Archaeology), Craft production (Archaeology), Ancient Quarrying, Stone Quarry, Spindle Whorls, and 6 moreOld Russian archaeology, Medieval Ukraine Archaeology, Medieval Stone Crosses, Ovruch Medieval Pyrophyllite slate Industry, Pyrophyllite slate & Quartzite, and Specialized craft production settlements (Archaeology)
The results of long-term investigations on the territory of Ovruch Volost (district) realized by the Ovruch expedition and latest excavations in Kiev on the sites of the Archangel Michael Monastery, the Dormition Church of the Kiev Cave... more
The results of long-term investigations on the territory of Ovruch Volost (district) realized by the Ovruch expedition and latest excavations in Kiev on the sites of the Archangel Michael Monastery, the Dormition Church of the Kiev Cave Monastery and the Tithe Church let the researchers raise a question about the use of pyrophyllites and quartzites from Ovruch in the building works in Southern Rus.
On the territory of the Ovruch-Slovechno mountain ridge entire regions, sites, settlements and workshops that once specialized in slate industry have been discovered. Also, the medieval open-cast mines have been found and investigated. The exploitation of the main varieties of pyrophyllitic slate used to be practiced in those places.
The unique complex of natural resources, on the one hand, and favourable social, political, religious and economic conditions, on the other hand, made the start of the Ovruch slate industry possible. The very mineral, i.e. pyrophyllitic slate, has many useful natural qualities. The slate industry is distinguished by the high degree of the development of the manufacture process, the high level of standartization and good quality of the manufactured products. The volume of the manufactured products and used material was outstandingly enormous. At the same time, the products manufactured from pyrophyllitic slate were associated with a high status and high price.
One of the main fields in the structure of the Ovruch pyrophyllitic industry was supply for the construction of monumental churches and palaces. Pyrophyllite was used in their foundations, walls, stairs, cornices of arches, bases and capitals of the columns, templons, lintels, gallery thresholds, decorated carved slabs, flat floor slabs and slabs for opus sectile and others. This material was also used for sarcophagi and tombstones.
This paper is an attempt at remodelling the quantity, volume and weight characteristics of various slate types (varying in colour, morphology etc.) which were in use as decorative elements (wall belts, reliefs, floors etc.) and sarcophagi in Kiev churches. These data is discussed together with the specific qualities of the pyrophyllite slate deposition in the places of its mining and with the possibility of its open-mine extraction in Old Rus time.
The questions of the use of the Ovruch red quartzite in monumental buildings of Old Rus are also considered.
On the territory of the Ovruch-Slovechno mountain ridge entire regions, sites, settlements and workshops that once specialized in slate industry have been discovered. Also, the medieval open-cast mines have been found and investigated. The exploitation of the main varieties of pyrophyllitic slate used to be practiced in those places.
The unique complex of natural resources, on the one hand, and favourable social, political, religious and economic conditions, on the other hand, made the start of the Ovruch slate industry possible. The very mineral, i.e. pyrophyllitic slate, has many useful natural qualities. The slate industry is distinguished by the high degree of the development of the manufacture process, the high level of standartization and good quality of the manufactured products. The volume of the manufactured products and used material was outstandingly enormous. At the same time, the products manufactured from pyrophyllitic slate were associated with a high status and high price.
One of the main fields in the structure of the Ovruch pyrophyllitic industry was supply for the construction of monumental churches and palaces. Pyrophyllite was used in their foundations, walls, stairs, cornices of arches, bases and capitals of the columns, templons, lintels, gallery thresholds, decorated carved slabs, flat floor slabs and slabs for opus sectile and others. This material was also used for sarcophagi and tombstones.
This paper is an attempt at remodelling the quantity, volume and weight characteristics of various slate types (varying in colour, morphology etc.) which were in use as decorative elements (wall belts, reliefs, floors etc.) and sarcophagi in Kiev churches. These data is discussed together with the specific qualities of the pyrophyllite slate deposition in the places of its mining and with the possibility of its open-mine extraction in Old Rus time.
The questions of the use of the Ovruch red quartzite in monumental buildings of Old Rus are also considered.
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The article publishes the results of investigating settlements specializing in pyrophyllite slate processing in in Pribitki microregion (Ovruch-Slovechno mountain-ridge, Ukraine). The structure of a unique cultural layer of settlements... more
The article publishes the results of investigating settlements specializing in pyrophyllite slate processing in in Pribitki microregion (Ovruch-Slovechno mountain-ridge, Ukraine).
The structure of a unique cultural layer of settlements and fillings of workshop is analyzed, the special technique of their studying is shown. All categories of industrial artifacts are analyzed: shavings, mineral raw waste products, discarded work-pieces, half-finished items and waste from manufacturing pyrophyllite spindle-whorls. Traces of tools on industrial artifacts are studied. Manufacturing of crosses and small pyrophyllite decorations is briefly covered. The results of the first archeological research into medieval quarries (pits) of pyrophyllite slate are described.
The structure of a unique cultural layer of settlements and fillings of workshop is analyzed, the special technique of their studying is shown. All categories of industrial artifacts are analyzed: shavings, mineral raw waste products, discarded work-pieces, half-finished items and waste from manufacturing pyrophyllite spindle-whorls. Traces of tools on industrial artifacts are studied. Manufacturing of crosses and small pyrophyllite decorations is briefly covered. The results of the first archeological research into medieval quarries (pits) of pyrophyllite slate are described.
Research Interests: Early Medieval And Medieval Settlement (Archaeology), Craft production (Archaeology), Ancient Quarrying, Stone Quarry, Spindle Whorls, and 6 moreOld Russian archaeology, Medieval Ukraine Archaeology, Medieval Stone Crosses, Ovruch Medieval Pyrophyllite slate Industry, Pyrophyllite slate & Quartzite, and Specialized craft production settlements (Archaeology)
In article results of excavation of two masterful XII-XIII centuries on processing pyrophyllite slate are published. To be resulted a history of archeologic researches of industrial monuments Ovruch’s range. The structure of a unique... more
In article results of excavation of two masterful XII-XIII centuries on processing pyrophyllite slate are published. To be resulted a history of archeologic researches of industrial monuments Ovruch’s range. The structure of a unique cultural layer of settlements and fillings of workshops is analyzed, the special technique of their studying is opened. All categories of industrial artefacts are separately analyzed: a shaving, mineral raw waste products, defective preparations, semifinished items and waste products of manufacture pyrophyllite spindle whorls. It is investigated trasology and traces of tools on industrial artefacts. Manufacture of daggers (cross) and fine pyrophyllite costume jewellery is briefly covered. Results of the first archeologic researches medieval quarries (pits) pyrophyllite slate are described.
Research Interests: Early Medieval And Medieval Settlement (Archaeology), Craft production (Archaeology), Ancient Quarrying, Stone Quarry, Spindle Whorls, and 5 moreMedieval Ukraine Archaeology, Medieval Stone Crosses, Ovruch Medieval Pyrophyllite slate Industry, Pyrophyllite slate & Quartzite, and Specialized craft production settlements (Archaeology)
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In this article analyzed the collection of pyrophyllite’s spindle whorls that was discovered on the territory of Pereyaslav-Khmelnitsky region (Ukraine). Continuation of the publication: Spindle Whorls of pyrophyllite slate of Pereyaslavl... more
In this article analyzed the collection of pyrophyllite’s spindle whorls that was discovered on the territory of Pereyaslav-Khmelnitsky region (Ukraine). Continuation of the publication: Spindle Whorls of pyrophyllite slate of Pereyaslavl of Rus’ and the surrounding area (2001).
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In this article analyzed the collection of pyrophyllite’s spindle whorls that was discovered on the territory of Pereyaslav-Khmelnitsky region (Ukraine).
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An attempt of Ovruch district museum foundation in 1920ty years in Ovruch town is viewed in this paper. An activity of Ovruch scientific archaeological committee is presented. The archival sources are put into the scientific circle for... more
An attempt of Ovruch district museum foundation in 1920ty years in Ovruch town is viewed in this paper. An activity of Ovruch scientific archaeological committee is presented. The archival sources are put into the scientific circle for the first time and the reasons for the stopping an activity of these institutions are analyzed. The next way of life of people who worked here was also traced. The evolution of the collecting an archaeological artifacts in the end of 19th in the beginning of 20th century on a territory of Ovruch-Slovechno mountain-ridge is considered.
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У статті розглянуто спробу заснування на початку 1920-х рр. у м. Овруч повітового музею, висвітлюється діяльність овруцької науково-археологічної комісії, вперше вводяться до наукового обігу наявні архівні джерела та аналізуються причини припинення існування цих установ, прослідковується доля їх співробітників, відображено розвиток колекціонування археологічних старожитностей на рубежі ХІХ—ХХ ст. на Словечансько-Овруцькому кряжі.
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В статье рассматривается попытка основания в начале 1920-гг. в г. Овруче уездного музея, освещается деятельность овручской научно-археологической комиссии, впервые вводятся в научный оборот имеющиеся архивные источники и анализируются причины прекращения существования этих учреждений, прослеживается судьба их сотрудников, отражено развитие коллекционирования археологических древностей на рубеже ХIХ — ХХ вв. на Словечанско-Овручском кряже.
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У статті розглянуто спробу заснування на початку 1920-х рр. у м. Овруч повітового музею, висвітлюється діяльність овруцької науково-археологічної комісії, вперше вводяться до наукового обігу наявні архівні джерела та аналізуються причини припинення існування цих установ, прослідковується доля їх співробітників, відображено розвиток колекціонування археологічних старожитностей на рубежі ХІХ—ХХ ст. на Словечансько-Овруцькому кряжі.
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В статье рассматривается попытка основания в начале 1920-гг. в г. Овруче уездного музея, освещается деятельность овручской научно-археологической комиссии, впервые вводятся в научный оборот имеющиеся архивные источники и анализируются причины прекращения существования этих учреждений, прослеживается судьба их сотрудников, отражено развитие коллекционирования археологических древностей на рубеже ХIХ — ХХ вв. на Словечанско-Овручском кряже.
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In this review information about using a camera during the Rajkovetska archaeological expedition works in 1930 is presented. Film materials that were unknown for the wide society of researchers were demonstrated at the time of conference... more
In this review information about using a camera during the Rajkovetska archaeological expedition works in 1930 is presented. Film materials that were unknown for the wide society of researchers were demonstrated at the time of conference work in 2007 in Pereyaslav-Khmelnytkyi.
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У повідомленні подано інформацію про використання кінокамери під нас робіт Райковецької археологічної експедиції 1930 року. Невідомі широкому колу дослідників кіноматеріали були продемонстровані під час роботи конференції 2007 р. в м. Переяславі-Хмельницькому.
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В сообщении содержится информация об использовании кинокамеры во время ислледований Райковецкой археологической экспедиции 1930 года. Неизвестные широкому кругу исследователей киноматериалы были продемонстрированы во время работы конференции 2007 г. в г. Переяславе-Хмельницком.
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У повідомленні подано інформацію про використання кінокамери під нас робіт Райковецької археологічної експедиції 1930 року. Невідомі широкому колу дослідників кіноматеріали були продемонстровані під час роботи конференції 2007 р. в м. Переяславі-Хмельницькому.
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В сообщении содержится информация об использовании кинокамеры во время ислледований Райковецкой археологической экспедиции 1930 года. Неизвестные широкому кругу исследователей киноматериалы были продемонстрированы во время работы конференции 2007 г. в г. Переяславе-Хмельницком.
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Methods and way of ordering the photography and film fixation of the archaeological researches on a territory of Rajkovetske hilltop fortified settlement in 1929-1935 years are reviewed in this publishing. Also, digest of photography and... more
Methods and way of ordering the photography and film fixation of the archaeological researches on a territory of Rajkovetske hilltop fortified settlement in 1929-1935 years are reviewed in this publishing. Also, digest of photography and film documents is presented.
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В публікації розглянуті організація й методика фото- і кіно- фіксації археологічних досліджень Райковецького городища у 1929-1935 рр. та подано огляд архівних фото- і кіно- документів.
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В публикации рассмотрены организация и методика фото- и кино- фиксации археологических исследований Райковецкого городища в 1929-1935 гг. и представлен обзор архивных фото- и кино- документов.
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В публікації розглянуті організація й методика фото- і кіно- фіксації археологічних досліджень Райковецького городища у 1929-1935 рр. та подано огляд архівних фото- і кіно- документів.
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В публикации рассмотрены организация и методика фото- и кино- фиксации археологических исследований Райковецкого городища в 1929-1935 гг. и представлен обзор архивных фото- и кино- документов.
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In the bibliography index collected the register of scientific works created by well known ukrainian archaeologist and discoverer of Kyivan Rus’ antiquities and Middle Ages in Ukraine - Motsya Olexander Petrovych. He is a Doctor for... more
In the bibliography index collected the register of scientific works created by well known ukrainian archaeologist and discoverer of Kyivan Rus’ antiquities and Middle Ages in Ukraine - Motsya Olexander Petrovych. He is a Doctor for historical science, professor, corresponding member of NASU.
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List of scientific works created by ukrainian archaeologist, Doctor for historical science, professor, corresponding member of NASU Motsya Olexander Petrovych. Compiled to the 60-year anniversary from birthday of scientist.
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It is publishing of exploration work results on a new discovered settlement of Trypillya culture located in the North-East part of the v. Greblya near Pereyaslav-Khmelnytskyj city. A ceramic collection consists of 58 fragments of pottery... more
It is publishing of exploration work results on a new discovered settlement of Trypillya culture located in the North-East part of the v. Greblya near Pereyaslav-Khmelnytskyj city. A ceramic collection consists of 58 fragments of pottery divided into three groups: 1 – kitchen, 2 – table none ornamented or with ornament deep in pottery, 3 – table ornamented pottery. These artifacts are close to materials which were discovered earlier in Pereyaslav region and belong to the local chronology group of Trypillya culture called Lukashivska.