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Политические элиты «варваров» Крыма и их сетевые связи в III–II вв. до н.э. по материалам погребальных памятников элиты
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The article concerns cultural and historical processes in the "barbarian" world of the Crimea studied on the material of burial assemblages of elites.
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Ч. 2. , СПб.: Издательско-полиграфический центр Санкт-Петербургского Государственного Университета промышленных технологий и дизайна, 2018.
Filosofova T. G., Ренев В. В., М.: , 2024.
The results of a study of icon painting as a theological phenomenon in its historical development are presented, the concepts of “icon painting canon”, “icon painting tradition”, “innovation” are highlighted. The educational significance of the icon is substantiated. For historians, teachers, researchers and students studying in the humanities and arts. ...
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Mordvintseva V., , in: Ethnic Constructs, Royal Dynasties and Historical Geography around the Black Sea Littoral. Dedicated to the lasting scholarship and singular humanity of Heinz Heinen (14 September 1941 – 21 June 2013).: Stuttgart: Franz Steiner Verlag Stuttgart GmbH, 2021. P. 25–44.
Michael Rostovtzeff designed a model of cultural history of the North Pontic region that span from the
Archaic period to the early Middle Ages, covered much of the Eurasian territory and tried to integrate the literary, epigraphic, numismatic and archaeological sources available in the early-20th century. In essence, he reduces the cultural development of the 1st ...
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Valentina Mordvintseva, Ancient Civilizations from Scythia to Siberia 2020 No. 26.1 P. 26–82
The paper presents a comparative analysis of burial assemblages of ‘barbarian’ élites located on the territory of the Crimea between Chersonesos Taurica and the Bosporan kingdom dating from the 3rd century BC to the 3rd century AD. The main goal of the research is to define indications of self-identities of the Crimean non-urban societies
represented by their ...
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Mordvintseva V., В кн.: Археология как жизнь. Памяти Евгения Павловича Мыськова.: Волгоград: Сфера, 2019. Гл. 12 С. 93–98.
Conclusions about the cultural and historical processes in the barbarian world of the North Black Sea region of the Early Iron Age, which were made according to the archaeological material, add little new to the historical picture obtained from written and epigraphic sources. The universal model of permanent «Sarmaticization» of the regional Barbaricum, which still ...
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Mordvintseva V., В кн.: Причерноморье в античное и раннесредневековое время. Сборник научных трудов, посвященный 70-летию профессора В.П. КопыловаВып. 2: Сборник научных трудов, посвященный 70-летию профессора В.П. Копылова.: Ростов н/Д: ИП Истратов С.В., 2018. Гл. 48 С. 577–583.
The author defines the term “cultural-historical process” and discusses approaches by means of which such processes might be researched using archaeological sources. ...
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Кукарцева Марина Алексеевна, Коломоец Е. Н., Вопросы философии 2019 № 5 С. 70–80
The article reveals the parameters of the philosophy of the history of the European Un-ion: the key philosopheme of the Union is formulated, its genesis and main developmental moments are indicated. The latter are traced in accordance with the ten key stages of the Union’s development: from the “Introductory”, at which the Western European Union ...
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Mordvintseva V., , in: The Northern Black Sea In Antiquity: Networks, Connectivity, and Cultural Interactions.: Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2017. Ch. 9 P. 233–283.
we may assume that during the Sarmatian period the neighboring “centers of civilization” exercised considerable structural influence over the culture of the peoples who inhabited the steppe zone of European and partly of Asiatic Sarmatia (i.e., the territories adjacent to the northern coasts of the Black Sea and the Azov Sea). The mere existence of ...
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Mordvintseva V., Lysenko A., Masyakin V., Ancient Civilizations from Scythia to Siberia 2016 No. 22 P. 199–261
There are published results of study of the grave 1 excavated in the necropolis of Luchistoe-2, which is yet the only known archaeological site of the Southern Crimea with burial structures of the Early Roman period. As a result there is proposed a general idea about the size and chronological position of the necropolis, as ...
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Mordvintseva V., Trufanov A., Ancient Civilizations from Scythia to Siberia 2017 No. 23 P. 42–62
In 2015 during excavations in the Ust’-Al’ma necropolis there was discovered a niche-grave No. 1074 with a burial of male 25-35 years old having many intravital injuries which should be traces of battle strokes. The burial complex is dated to the mid-1st century AD. It belongs to a group of burials of barbarian elite accompanied ...
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Mordvintseva V., Anabasis. Studia Classica et Orientalia 2017 No. 8 P. 292–300
A new book about “Sarmatian Treasures” is written by Leo Klejn, a world-known author, the name of whom is particularly familiar to those interested in the theory of archaeology. ...
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Mordvintseva V., В кн.: Крымская Скифия в системе культурных связей между Востоком и Западом (III в. до н.э. – VII в.н.э.).: Симф.: ИП Зуева Т.В., 2017. С. 183–212.
On the basis of archaeological sources, it is expedient to study cultural transformations conditioned by events of a socio-political nature. Networking in the political sphere is closely connected with the exchange of symbols of power and status. In material culture, such symbols might be represented among the so-called ‘prestige objects’. Changes in the assortment of ...
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Mordvintseva V., В кн.: Крымская Скифия в системе культурных связей между Востоком и Западом (III в. до н.э. – VII в.н.э.).: Симф.: ИП Зуева Т.В., 2017. С. 15–33.
The terms “Crimean Scythia” and “Late Scythian Culture of the Crimea” are modern concepts reflecting an interpretation model formed by the study of written and epigraphic sources. The term “Late-Scythian Culture” appeared rather late in comparison with other culture-terms known in the Northern Black Sea Region, after 1946, in the frame of the work of ...
Added: February 4, 2019