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The Scythian period in the northern Black Sea region (750–250 BC)
Antiquity, 1989Several cultural features distinguish the northern Black Sea region from the rest of the Antique world. The region is rare or unique in that it was the scene of direct contact over a long period, not only between communities at different stages or levels of socio-economic development, but between communities of different economic and cultural types ...
Konstantin Marčenko, Yuri Vinogradov
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Deep rifts in northern Black Sea region and their lateral movement
International Geology Review, 1966New data on Crimea, the northwest part of the Black Sea, and adjacent territories (map) show presence of two systems of deep-seated ruptures in the Earth's crust, horizontal movements of crustal blocks along these ruptures, and control of some younger Alpine and possibly Paleozoic structures by one of the systems. —V. P. Sokoloff.
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The Ethnic Map of the Northern Black Sea Region at the Turn of Epochs
Drevneishie gosudarstva Vostochnoi Evropy, 2023The article discusses the complicated theme of the localization of peoples and tribes in the northern Black Sea region at the turn of epochs. The authors use the method of interpretation of ancient authors’ information while comparing it with broad archeological data.
Viktor G. Zubarev, Sergey V. Yartsev
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Ethnic Situation in the Northern Black Sea and Azov Sea Region after Data of Peutinger’s Map
Drevneishie gosudarstva Vostochnoi Evropy, 2023The purpose of the article is to determine the ethnic situation in the steppe zone of the Northern Black Sea and the Azov Sea according to the Tabula Peutingeriana and to date this information. The article avoids the cities of the Bosporus and the North Caucasus.
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REFLECTION OF THE RELIEF ON THE HISTORICAL MAPS OF THE NORTHERN BLACK SEA REGION
XXX International Interdisciplinary Scientific Conference «Man and Nature: Priorities of Modern Research in the Area of Interaction of Nature and Society», 2021There are 4 stages in the development of the cartography of the Northern Black Sea region, with an emphasis on the mapping of the relief. The first corresponds to antiquity, when the relief as such was not depicted on the maps, and it could be judged by indirect signs. The second corresponds to a time usually attributed to the Middle Ages.
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XIII Congreso Internacional sobre Cerámica Medieval y Moderna en el Mediterráneo (AIECM3)
Ceramic wares were used in Crimea throughout most of the medieval period as an element of Christian funeral rites. However, new features associated with the use of glazed bowls have come to the local burial practice since the end of the13th century. They will be discussed in this paper.
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Ceramic wares were used in Crimea throughout most of the medieval period as an element of Christian funeral rites. However, new features associated with the use of glazed bowls have come to the local burial practice since the end of the13th century. They will be discussed in this paper.
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Italian Diasporas from Africa to the Northern Black Sea Region: Past and Present
Voprosy kul'turologii (Issues of Cultural Studies)The article analyzes the problems and prospects of the existence of Italian diasporas in Africa, Australia and Asia, as well as in the Northern Black Sea region. Unlike the Italian diasporas in North and South America, where the conditions for the existence of the Italian population were almost always quite favorable, these diasporas were formed and ...
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2021
The book examines the cultural identity of the northern Black Sea poleis. The broad chronological perspective used explains the complex process of the creation of local identities in Greek apoikiai, examined by a thorough analysis of the self-definition of the citizens.
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The book examines the cultural identity of the northern Black Sea poleis. The broad chronological perspective used explains the complex process of the creation of local identities in Greek apoikiai, examined by a thorough analysis of the self-definition of the citizens.
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