Sources of metal of silver objects from burials of nomads of Asian Sarmatia of the 2nd century BCE — 3rd century CE after the results of archaeological and Pb-Pb isotopic studies [PDF]
The paper is devoted to the complex analysis of silver objects from the burial complexes of Asian Sarmatia of the 2nd century BCE — 3rd century CE, representing both typological and cultural-historical analysis of these items in combination with the ...
Treister, M., Chugaev, A.
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If the distribution of amber in Europe has been studied quite fully, then the study of the distribution of amber in Eurasia is replete with white spots. This also applies to amber jewelry among the nomads.
Treister, Mikhail
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The article features the gem of rather rare forms, namely so-called prisms, polyhedra, scaraboids and bifacial gems which were found in the burials of the Asian Sarmatia nomads.
Mikhail Yu. Treister
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СУЩЕСТВОВАЛ ЛИ ТРАНСЪЕВРАЗИЙСКИЙ «МЕХОВОЙ ПУТЬ» В ЭПОХУ ХАНЬ? (РАЗМЫШЛЕНИЯ НА ОСНОВАНИИ МАТЕРИАЛОВ АРХЕОЛОГИИ) [PDF]
Отсутствие конкретики и системного подхода к рассмотрению археологического материала, заставляет меня в рамках одной публикации рассмотреть в динамике и выявить соотношение распространения китайских импортов на Западе, т.е.
Трейстер, М.Ю.
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Chinese mirrors from the burials of the nomads of Eastern Europe of the second half of the 1st millennium BCE — first centuries CE: typology, chronology, distribution and technology of manufacture [PDF]
This article is devoted to Chinese mirrors found in the burials of the nomads of Asian Sarmatia. The typology and chronology of mirrors are presented.
Ravich, I., Treister, M.
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The article is devoted to the Chinese mirrors found in the burials of the nomads of Asian Sarmatia. The typology and chronology of mirrors is presented, the earliest of which dates back to the period of the Warring States, but most of them, dating back ...
Mikhail Treister, Irina Ravich
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Hol is van Szkítia? Egy földrajzi fogalom történeti topográfiai változásairól - Where is in fact Scythia? Thoughts on the Historical-Topographical Change of a Geographical Concept [PDF]
In most antique and medieval geographical and historical works Scythia is described as an extensive land with altering borders. The present study examines Scythia as a gradually forming geographical concept.
SZABÓ, Pál
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In ancient Armenian geography («Ashkharat-suyts») the authors - historian Movses Khorenatsi (V century) and geographer Anania Shirakatsi (VII century) - paid great attention to historical, geographical and ethnographic description of the Caucasus.
H. Zh. Harutyunyan
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The article is devoted to the zoning of Sarmatian antiquities in the forest-steppe interfluve area between the Don and the Volga rivers. On the basis of the analysis, the authors allocate four areas of burial monuments in the Northern periphery of the ...
Berestnev Roman Sergeevich +1 more
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Roman bronze amphoras from the Sarmatian burials of Eastern Europe
In the Sarmatian burials six intact or fragmented bronze amphoras and one separate handle of Tassinari types A3212 and A3220 were found. The peculiarities of shape, details and sizes discussed. The clear majority of large vessels (mainly from 40 to 44 cm
Mikhail Yu. Treister
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