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CRIMEAN CITIES OF THE XIII–XV CENTURIES AND SOME FEATURES OF THEIR HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL CHARACTERISTICS

Археология евразийских степей
After the Mongols conquered Crimea (1223–1278), the peninsula had favorable conditions for the formation of new urban structures. Due to the fact that in the XIII–XV centuries transcontinental trade arteries passed through Crimea, connecting East and ...
Victor L. Myts
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Seljuk Motifs in the Muslim Lapidary Tradition of the Golden Horde Crime

Золотоордынское обозрение
This study aims to identify and analyze elements of artistic and calligraphic design in epigraphic monuments of the Golden Horde Crimea that reflect the influence of Seljuk lapidary traditions from Asia Minor and Persia.
Useinov M.A.
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Review of the scientific conference in ho­nor of the 85th anniversary of M.G. Kramarovsky “The Golden Horde and the Black Sea Region. Between East and West”

Золотоордынское обозрение
This article presents a review of the scientific conference dedicated to the 85th anniversary of the leading researcher of the Oriental Department of the State Hermitage Museum, Mark G.
Smirnova L.O., Teplyakova A.N.
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The Venetian Sources for the History of the Golden Horde: New Research Perspectives » [PDF]

Золотоордынское обозрение, 2016
Venetians and Genoese were key actors of the Golden Horde world. We have to decipher their market strategies to understand what was at stake in their relations with the Jochid elites.
Marie Favereau Doumenjou
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Christians of eastern Taurica as part of the Golden Horde. Summary of Archaeological Sources [PDF]

Крымское историческое обозрение
The article sets out the main categories of archaeological sources that make it possible to reconstruct the processes that took place in the Christian communities of cities and rural settlements of eastern Taurika during their stay in the Crimean ulus of
Vadim Maiko
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Carved Geometric Wickerwork from the Excavations of the Crimean Madrasah Indzhi-Bey Khatun

Археология евразийских степей
During an archaeological study of the madrasah in the town of Staryi Krym (formerly Eski Kyrym, Krym, Solkhat), dating back to 733 AH (=1332/33), numerous architectural details with carved epigraphic ornaments were found.
Vladimir P. Kirilko
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From history of studing compex of moslem monuments in the Old Crimea: expeditions of the All-union scientifi c association of orientalism

, 2010
У статті проаналізована роль Всесоюзної наукової асоціації сходознавства у дослідженні мусульманських пам›яток історії й архітектури XIII–XV ст. у Старому Криму. Розглянута організація експедицій 1925 та 1926 років під керівництвом І М.
Ломакін, Д.А.
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On the «Solkhat Emperors» mint affair in the 1420s

, 2013
В статье исследуется последний период чеканки серебряных денгов на территории Крымского улуса в 20-е гг. XV в. Работа была задумана автором как рецензия на два доклада, озвученных на Нумизматических чтениях отдела нумизматики Государственного ...
Хромов, К.
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Towns and Steppes of the Crimea in the 13th - 14th Centuries According to Archaeological Data

, 2003
Nomadic Comans or Kipchaks, who are called the Polovcians in Russian chronicles, conquered the steppes of the Northern Black Sea littoral, which had been in the possessions of the Pechenegs in the middle of the 11th century.
Айбабин, А.И.
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Crimea in the XIII–XV Centuries: issues of interpretation of events in history and archaeology

Археология евразийских степей
The events of the XIII–XV centuries were reflected in the cultural strata of architectural and archaeological complexes of cities, fortresses, rural settlements, monasteries, temples, necropolises of the Crimea. The variety of finds indicates broad trade
Viktor L. Mytz
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