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Gazaria / Crimea on Italian Maps from the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Century

Античная древность и средние века
This article explores the phenomenon of generating Crimea’s standardized geographical names on the material of Latin nautical charts from the fourteenth and fifteenth century, predictive standardizing in the modern language culture.
Alexander Georgievich Emanov
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MUSLIM MEDIEVAL MONUMENTS OF OTUZ SETTLEMENT (SHCHEBETOVKA, REPUBLIC OF CRIMEA)

Археология евразийских степей
The study, dedicated to the medieval antiquities of the Otuz settlement, located in the southeastern Crimea, examines the mosque and gravestones of the XIV century. Gravestones dating back to the early Golden Horde period of the history of the settlement,
Dmitry. А. Lomakin , Elena. A. Aibabina   +1 more
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Bakhchisarai palace-museum of moslem culture and studing compex of moslem monuments of ХIII – ХV centuries in the Old Crimea (second half of the 20th of ХХ century)

, 2010
Статья посвящена анализу роли Бахчисарайского дворца-музея тюрко-татароской культуры в изучении комплекса памятников истории и архитектуры ХIII – ХV веков в Старом Крыму. Рассмотрена организация экспедиции 1928 года под руководством У.А.
Ломакин, Д.А.
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Glazed Pottery Manufacturing in Crimea at the Times of Ulug Ulus

, 2018
У роботі розглянуто питання, пов'язані з виробництвом глазурованого посуду в Тавриці за часів Джучидської держави і генуезької колонізації. Для дослідження залучаються матеріали археологічних розкопок XX та перших десятиліть XXI ст., застосовуються ...
Тесленко, І.Б.
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“Khan of Mankop,” A Rival of “Pan Olgerd”: On the Time when the Toponym Mangup Appeared

Античная древность и средние века
This article discusses the chronology of the appearance of the toponym Mangup and its variants in written sources. Mangup (Mankop, Mankup) is the name of the town of Theodoro in Turkish, Russian and Moldavian sources from the 1470s on. By all appearance,
Pavel Vladimirovich Kuzenkov, Yury Mironovich Mogarichev   +1 more
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The Beginning of Scientific Study of Muslim Monuments of the 13th – the 15th Centuries in Stary Krym

, 2011
В статье на основе архивных материалов рассмотрен этап становления научного изучения мусульманских памятников XIII – XV вв. в Старом Крыму, заложивший основу их систематического исследования в дальнейшем.
Ломакин, Д.А.
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Mangup Find: Seljuqs Reflections in Crimea and in the Northern Caucasus

, 2009
В 2005 г. при раскопках на Мангупской базилике (Горный Крым) в инвентаре мужского погребения № 482 обнаружен серебряный поясной набор. Его близкая параллель найдена в женском погребении кургана № 8 Белореченского могильника.(Северный Кавказ).
Крамаровский, М.Г.
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Footprints of Animals on the Building Ceramics from the Golden Horde Solkhat

Materials in Archaeology, History and Ethnography of Tauria, 2023
The archaeological researches of the Crimean ulus of the Golden Horde discovered a multitude of finds in the cultural layers from the late fourteenth and early fifteenth centuries, particularly building ceramic ware with footprints of animals. Such finds not only reflect the level of development of building technique, but also allow the one to ...
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X-Ray Fluorescence of Copper Pūls Found in Solkhat Hillfort Excavations (Preliminary Data)

Nanotechnologies in Russia, 2020
The article presents the results of the study on component composition of numismatic material from excavations on site of hillfort (gorodishche) Solkhat in 2018–2019. The examined originals are represented by samples of lower denomination coin-striking of Solkhat–Qrim, starting from Pūls of Khan Mengu-Timur (Mongke Temur) (1266–1282) to Khan Tokhtamysh
A. V. Antipenko, D. A. Lomakin, D. E. Seidalieva, E. I. Seidaliev   +3 more
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Epigraphic Inscriptions on Ceramic Ware Excavated at the Golden Horde Settlement of Solkhat

Materials in Archaeology, History and Ethnography of Tauria
Archaeological researches at ​​the Golden-Horde settlement of Solkhat and its immediate environs suppled ceramic ware showing epigraphic inscriptions in Arabic script or designs imitating them, originating from the layers from the late-thirteenth to the early-fifteenth centuries.
E. Seydaliev, Dzhemile Seidalieva, M. Useinov   +2 more
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