Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.17746/2658-6193.2019.25.761-765
N. Basova, P. Lomov, M. V. Seletsky, I. S. Polovnikov, O. Mitko
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.17746/2658-6193.2021.27.0913-0920
A. Vybornov, S. Kogai, A. Kravtsova, A. Timoshchenko
General information on archaeological excavations at the Kazanovka-14 site in 2021 is presented. The site is located on the right bank of the Askiz river on a small elevation above the floodplain at the foothills of the Abakansky mountain range. In 2020, mounds of the Late Bronze Age and Tagar culture of the Kazanovka-12 burial ground in the immediate vicinity of the camp were investigated. The site consists of a cultural layer deposited on a dealluvialplume at a relatively shallow depth from the present day surface. The cultural layer includes both scattered artifacts and bone material as well as the remains of a burnt construction with a series of pottery vessels. The archaeological material is unevenly deposited, with isolated concentration spots of animal bones, including processed bones. The archeological assemblage includes various ceramics (vessels of the different sizes, (mainly of the opened form, with a recessed and rounded rim, ornamentation of the top part in the form of dangling triangles, semicircular and triangular indentations), weaponry (arrowheads made of bone, as a rule, elongated-rhombic, and metal, tiered; fragment of an armor plate), fragments of clothing (belt cover plates). Among the finds, sandstone tiles with carved images stand out. On the basis of the finds complex, the site dates to the later stages of the Tashtyk epoch (middle of the 1st millenium A.D.). The surviving outskirts of the settlement, with preserved evidence of active bone carving and possibly ceramic production were excavated and examined. Given the small number of investigated settlement sites in the Khakass-Minusinsk Basin, Kazanovka-14 represents unique opportunities to characterize the economic life of the Tashtyk population and correlate the household and funerary object complexes known from the crypts.
{"title":"Archeological Materials of the Tashtyk Culture at the Kazanovka-14 Site in the Askizsk District of the Khakassia Republic","authors":"A. Vybornov, S. Kogai, A. Kravtsova, A. Timoshchenko","doi":"10.17746/2658-6193.2021.27.0913-0920","DOIUrl":"https://doi.org/10.17746/2658-6193.2021.27.0913-0920","url":null,"abstract":"General information on archaeological excavations at the Kazanovka-14 site in 2021 is presented. The site is located on the right bank of the Askiz river on a small elevation above the floodplain at the foothills of the Abakansky mountain range. In 2020, mounds of the Late Bronze Age and Tagar culture of the Kazanovka-12 burial ground in the immediate vicinity of the camp were investigated. The site consists of a cultural layer deposited on a dealluvialplume at a relatively shallow depth from the present day surface. The cultural layer includes both scattered artifacts and bone material as well as the remains of a burnt construction with a series of pottery vessels. The archaeological material is unevenly deposited, with isolated concentration spots of animal bones, including processed bones. The archeological assemblage includes various ceramics (vessels of the different sizes, (mainly of the opened form, with a recessed and rounded rim, ornamentation of the top part in the form of dangling triangles, semicircular and triangular indentations), weaponry (arrowheads made of bone, as a rule, elongated-rhombic, and metal, tiered; fragment of an armor plate), fragments of clothing (belt cover plates). Among the finds, sandstone tiles with carved images stand out. On the basis of the finds complex, the site dates to the later stages of the Tashtyk epoch (middle of the 1st millenium A.D.). The surviving outskirts of the settlement, with preserved evidence of active bone carving and possibly ceramic production were excavated and examined. Given the small number of investigated settlement sites in the Khakass-Minusinsk Basin, Kazanovka-14 represents unique opportunities to characterize the economic life of the Tashtyk population and correlate the household and funerary object complexes known from the crypts.","PeriodicalId":422280,"journal":{"name":"Problems of Archaeology, Ethnography, Anthropology of Siberia and Neighboring Territories","volume":"57 1","pages":"0"},"PeriodicalIF":0.0,"publicationDate":"1900-01-01","publicationTypes":"Journal Article","fieldsOfStudy":null,"isOpenAccess":false,"openAccessPdf":"","citationCount":null,"resultStr":null,"platform":"Semanticscholar","paperid":"131016628","PeriodicalName":null,"FirstCategoryId":null,"ListUrlMain":null,"RegionNum":0,"RegionCategory":"","ArticlePicture":[],"TitleCN":null,"AbstractTextCN":null,"PMCID":"","EPubDate":null,"PubModel":null,"JCR":null,"JCRName":null,"Score":null,"Total":0}
Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.17746/2658-6193.2021.27.0878-0887
E. Bogdanov, A. Timoshchenko, A. S. Ivanova
In 2021, an excavation team from the Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography SB RAS carried out rescue archaeological works at the “Skalnaya” burial complex (Askiz district of the Republic of Khakassia) as a part of the Preservation project of the archaeological heritage objects during the construction of the second railway line at the Kamyshta - Uytag section of the Krasnoyarsk railway. According to the project requirements, 3 burial mounds were examined; 4296 sq. m. were excavated to terrestrial deposits; 7 burials (grave pits) yielded more than 100 individual finds (items made of bronze, iron, clay, gypsum and organic materials). All collective human burials in earthen grave pits with wooden log cabins were constructed inside stone fences under overhead stone and wooden coverings. Objects from the crypts and the diagnostic features of the funeral rite allow these burials to be dated to the Podgornovskiy (Skalnaya 7) Saragashenskiy (Skalnaya 6) and “Tesinskiy” stages (Skalnaya 5). Single kurgan Skalnaya 5 is an elite complex. This is evidenced by a massive aboveground and intra-grave structures, clay-plaster death masks, and preserved grave goods. Despite the serious robbery, the burial is very valuable because of all the details of two-levelled burial bed (boards, posts, support beams and traces of their attachment) preserved in the crypt. Burnt wood from the burial structures of the mound was analyzed in 2021. Comparison with the other materials obtained enabled us to establish clear chronological frame for mentioned in this article sites. Fence slabs of the Tagar kurgans with various embossed decorations (humanoidfigures, animals, hunting scenes, etc.) are very important objects of study.
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.17746/2658-6193.2019.25.044-052
E. Bocharova, N. Saveliev
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.17746/2658-6193.2019.25.700-707
V. Lygdenova
Статья написана на основе полевых материалов, собранных автором в ходе полевых экспедиций в Баргузинский и Курумканский р-ны Республики Бурятия в 2012–2019 гг. Использован этнолокальный анализ, который подразумевает исследование культурных особенностей этнической группы на определенной территории, что позволило автору обнаружить символы, характерные для группы баргузинских бурят. Рассмотрены символы заключения договора о браке, сватовства, девичника, установки коновязи, которые являются ключевыми в процессе подготовки и празднования свадьбы. В качестве иллюстративного материала представлены фольклорные песни, которые исполняются для одевания невесты, изготовления приданого и во время свадьбы. Выявлены элементы архаичного матрилокального культа, которые прослеживаются на всех этапах свадебной обрядности, а также следы шаманского и буддийского влияния на раннерелигиозные культы (поклонение тотемам рода, особая роль буддийских лам в установке даты сватовства и свадьбы и т.д.). Сделан вывод, что эволюция свадебных символов и образов связана с изменением религиозных воззрений баргузинских бурят и с приобщением их к буддизму, а также с пережитками матрилокального строя.
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.17746/2658-6193.2019.25.019-025
А. Anoikin, V. Ulianov, V. Kharevich, A. Kandyba, G. Pavlenok, E. Bocharova, G. Markovsky, S. Gladyshev, Z. Taimagambetov, G. T. Iskakov, R. Duvanbekov, M. Shunkov
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.17746/2658-6193.2021.27.0128-0133
A. Kandyba, A. Rybalko
The territory of Primorsky Dagestan is one of the places on the Eurasian continent, where a constant and massive presence of Neanderthal populations in antiquity was noted. In particular, this is evidenced by a large number of Middle Paleolithic sites in a relatively small territory of the Darvagchay geoarchaeological region (Southeastern Dagestan), discovered and studied in the last decade. This article is devoted to the results of the latest studies of the Middle Paleolithic complexes of the Darvagchay-Zaliv-4 site, the materials of which belong to the early stages of the Middle Paleolithic and significantly supplement the evidence material of this cultural-chronological period in the territory of the North-Eastern Caucasus. In the field season of 2021, two sets of artifacts related to different stages of the Middle Paleolithic were discovered at the site. The age of the geological horizons, where they were discovered, was previously based on the results of absolute dating by OSL. The stone industry of the first complex is characterized by the Levallois technique and a typical Middle Paleolithic toolkit; artifacts were located in horizon 1c. Chronologically, the time of its existence is determined by the period of the Riess-Wurm (Eem, Mikulino) interglacial, in the range of 120-110 ka BP (MIS 5e). Artifacts of another complex, discovered at the site for the first time, were found in the middle part of Layer 2 (light loam, loess). Aeolian-deluvial processes played a leading role in sedimentation here. The technical and typological characteristics of a small collection of stone products make it possible to attribute it to the earliest stages of the Middle Paleolithic. The age of the culture-bearing horizon was based on a series of the OSL dates in the range of 200-180 ka BP (MIS 8).
滨海达吉斯坦的领土是欧亚大陆上的一个地方，在古代，尼安德特人一直大量存在。特别是，在过去十年中发现和研究的Darvagchay地质考古区(达吉斯坦东南部)相对较小的领土上的大量中旧石器时代遗址证明了这一点。本文致力于对Darvagchay-Zaliv-4遗址中旧石器时代复合体的最新研究结果，这些材料属于旧石器时代中期的早期阶段，并显著补充了东北高加索地区这一文化年代时期的证据材料。在2021年的野外季节，在该遗址发现了两套与旧石器时代中期不同阶段相关的文物。地质层的年龄，即它们被发现的地方，以前是基于OSL的绝对年代测定结果。第一个建筑群的石业以勒瓦卢瓦技术和典型的旧石器时代中期工具包为特征;文物位于地平线1c。在年代学上，它的存在时间确定为Riess-Wurm (Eem, Mikulino)间冰期，在120-110 ka BP (MIS 5e)范围内。在该遗址首次发现的另一个复杂的人工制品是在第2层(轻壤土，黄土)的中间部分发现的。风沙-洪积过程在这里的沉积中起主导作用。一小批石制品的技术和类型学特征使其有可能属于旧石器时代中期的最早阶段。在200-180 ka BP (MIS 8)范围内的一系列OSL日期为基础，确定了文化层位的年龄。
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.17746/2658-6193.2021.27.0542-0550
V. Molodin, L. Mylnikova, D. V. Selin, M. Kudinova, R.M. Kharitonov, A. Nekrash, G. Galyamina, L.V. Nazarova, K. Borzykh, M. S. Nesterova
In the field season of 2021, the studies at the Ust-Tartas-2 site were completed. They were based on geophysical monitoring; excavations were carried out using the method of continuous opening of the object area. In five years, 2250 sq. m have been unearthed. A sanctuary of the Early Neolithic Baraba culture had a system ofpits, ditch, joint pits which among other things contained art objects, and pits intended for keeping and fermenting fish. Seventy nine burials have been studied (seven of the Artyn culture of the Final Neolithic, two of the Ust-Tartas culture of the Early Metal Age, fifty seven of the Odino culture of the Early and Advanced Bronze Age, eight of the Krotovo culture of the Advanced Bronze Age, one of the Iron Age, and four of unidentified time). During the excavations of 2021, the cultural layer revealed pottery fragments, various artifacts made of stone, clay, and bone, and two metal tools. Several utility pits with animal and fish bones also contained fragments of pottery mostly belonging to the Pit-Comb historical and cultural community of the Early Metal Age, as well as pottery of the Bronze Age, and Late and Early Neolithic. Two burials (No. 78 and 79) have been investigated; their location indicated the Odinov culture as the time of their creation. In the northwestern part of excavations, an object (No. 21) consisting of three oppositely directed (to the south, west and north) elongated oval pits, connected at the bases by one pit, has been discovered. Fish bones were in the southern and western pits. There are two interpretations of functional purpose of the object: 1) arched ditch bounding the Odinov part of the burial ground with a fish smokery cutting into it; 2) three-chamber fish smokery. A particularly significantfind of the field season was a bone sculpture of elk’s head, which did not clearly belong to any specific complex. According to the predominance of the pit-comb pottery of the Early Bronze Age in the cultural horizon, the sculpture may be related to this period.
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.17746/2658-6193.2019.25.225-230
A. Rybalko, E. Ras, A. Kandyba
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.17746/2658-6193.2019.25.282-285
A. Chekha
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