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Burials of the catacomb type among the materials of the Okunev culture
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Issues of radiocarbon chronology of Post-Catacomb cultural communities of the Volga region and Volga-Urals are considered in the article. They are represented by sites of the Volga-Don Babino culture and the Volga-Ural cultural group, which went through ...
Mimokhod Roman A.
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The study discusses the results of the excavations and the studies of the burial complexes of two local variants of the catacomb culture of the Middle Bronze Age of the Northwestern Caspian Sea region in the Remontnoye district (Rostov oblast).
Natalia Ivanovna Shishlina +1 more
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Bone tools for leather processing (blunt knives and curriers knives) in the funeral rite of the Post-Catacomb period as cultural and chronological indicators [PDF]
In the paper, the burials of the Post-Catacomb period (2200–1800 cal BC), whose inventory included large bone tools for leather processing, are analysed.
Mimokhod R.A. , Usachuk A.N.
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‘North Caucasian Component’ in Сatacomb Ceramics of Kalmykia: Cultural and Chronological Attribution
Goal. The article aims to trace the origins and chronological position of pits and catacombs with left-sided burials and ‘North Caucasian’ ceramics. Materials.
Nadezhda A. Nikolaeva +1 more
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RITUAL OF LAYING THE ARROWS OF THE ARROWS IN THE BURIALS OF THE DONETSK-DON CATACOMB CULTURE
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Archaeological excavations at the Bratskiye I, Oktyabrskiy I, and Kievskiy I burial grounds conducted in 2018–2019 yielded 323 burial complexes belonging to the Alanian culture, dating from the 3rd century to the first half/middle of the 5th century AD.
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Introduction. The article introduces anthropological materials instrumental in tracing processes inherent to Middle Bronze Age Kalmykia’s population referred to as Catacomb culture. Goals.
Lyubov A. Bembeeva +1 more
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Introduction. Elista grave field is a largest and most investigated one in the Ergeni Uplands, with the bulk of barrows and burials dated to the Bronze Age.
Erdni A. Kekeev
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