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Papers by Elmira Ibragimova

This contribution examines the development of the Tell Hazna I settlement system during the late... more This contribution examines the development of the Tell
Hazna I settlement system during the latest period of its
existence (Ninevite V Period). The site, located in the
Khabur valley, contains cultural deposits dating from 3900
to 2700 BC. The analysis of spatial and stratigraphic dis-
tribution of the chipped and ground stone assemblage and
mass ceramic material has shown some long-term tenden-
cies and reflected the presence of several functional zones
within the settlement.

The origin and development of wheeled vehicles continues to fascinate today no less than wh... more The origin and development of wheeled

vehicles continues to fascinate today no less

than when Stuart Piggott (1974) first wrote

about the subject in Antiquity 40 years ago. A

growing number of examples from the steppes

of southern Russia and Ukraine are providing

new insights into the design and construction

of these complex artefacts. A recent example

from the Ulan IV burial mound illustrates

the techniques employed and the mastery

of materials, with careful selection of the

kinds of wood used for the wheels, axles

and other elements. Stable isotope analysis of

the individual interred in this grave showed

that he had travelled widely, emphasising the

mobility of steppe populations.

The paper deals with chipped stone assemblage from Tell Hazna I site (North Eastern Syria). The s... more The paper deals with chipped stone assemblage from Tell Hazna I site (North Eastern Syria). The site contains cultural deposits dating from 3900 to 2700 BC. The complex typological and technological analysis of chipped stone industry provides insight into the evolution of material culture as well as the place of this site in the socio-economic processes in the Northern Mesopotamia.

The paper presents results of investigation of chipped stone assemblage from the settlement near ... more The paper presents results of investigation of chipped stone assemblage from the settlement near Khutor Veselyj in the Belaya River basin (Republic of Adygeya). The site is related with Chalcolithic settlements in the North-west Caucasian foothills (Meshoko, Svobobnoe, Myskhako, Zamok, Yasenova Polyana). Their cultural attribution remains unclear yet. Some aspects of the Khutor Veselyj assemblage, e. g. predominance of bifacial tools, low number of blade tools show parallels with stone industry of Yasenova Polyana and the Meshoko upper layer. Assemblages from Svobodnoe and Myskhako are less similar. Now it is still difcult to dene a common tradition in chipped stone industries of these Chalcolithic sites.

Books by Elmira Ibragimova

by Sergey Zozulia, Ekaterina Kashina, Elmira Ibragimova, Elena Novikova, Veronika Murasheva, Svetlana Ruzanova, Наталья Ениосова, Sergei Kainov, Anna Kadiewa, Natalia Petrova, and Sergey Stefutin

Сборник посвящен заслуженному сотруднику Исторического музея, ведущему специалисту по искусству м... more Сборник посвящен заслуженному сотруднику Исторического музея, ведущему специалисту по искусству малых форм Сибири эпохи неолита и бронзы - С.В. Студзицкой. Представленные в сборнике статьи посвящены изучению древнего искусства от предметов мелкой пластики до декоративно-прикладного искусства, начиная с эпохи неолита-энеолита до раннего средневековья. В научный оборот впервые вводятся новые находки археологических экспедиций ГИМ, а также предметы их фондов музея. Интерпретация их на современном уровне позволяет поставить ряд проблем межкультурного взаимодействия разных племен и народов, развития идеологических представлений в древности, социальной и культурной атрибуции отдельных комплексов.

This contribution examines the development of the Tell Hazna I settlement system during the late... more This contribution examines the development of the Tell
Hazna I settlement system during the latest period of its
existence (Ninevite V Period). The site, located in the
Khabur valley, contains cultural deposits dating from 3900
to 2700 BC. The analysis of spatial and stratigraphic dis-
tribution of the chipped and ground stone assemblage and
mass ceramic material has shown some long-term tenden-
cies and reflected the presence of several functional zones
within the settlement.

The origin and development of wheeled vehicles continues to fascinate today no less than wh... more The origin and development of wheeled

vehicles continues to fascinate today no less

than when Stuart Piggott (1974) first wrote

about the subject in Antiquity 40 years ago. A

growing number of examples from the steppes

of southern Russia and Ukraine are providing

new insights into the design and construction

of these complex artefacts. A recent example

from the Ulan IV burial mound illustrates

the techniques employed and the mastery

of materials, with careful selection of the

kinds of wood used for the wheels, axles

and other elements. Stable isotope analysis of

the individual interred in this grave showed

that he had travelled widely, emphasising the

mobility of steppe populations.

The paper deals with chipped stone assemblage from Tell Hazna I site (North Eastern Syria). The s... more The paper deals with chipped stone assemblage from Tell Hazna I site (North Eastern Syria). The site contains cultural deposits dating from 3900 to 2700 BC. The complex typological and technological analysis of chipped stone industry provides insight into the evolution of material culture as well as the place of this site in the socio-economic processes in the Northern Mesopotamia.

The paper presents results of investigation of chipped stone assemblage from the settlement near ... more The paper presents results of investigation of chipped stone assemblage from the settlement near Khutor Veselyj in the Belaya River basin (Republic of Adygeya). The site is related with Chalcolithic settlements in the North-west Caucasian foothills (Meshoko, Svobobnoe, Myskhako, Zamok, Yasenova Polyana). Their cultural attribution remains unclear yet. Some aspects of the Khutor Veselyj assemblage, e. g. predominance of bifacial tools, low number of blade tools show parallels with stone industry of Yasenova Polyana and the Meshoko upper layer. Assemblages from Svobodnoe and Myskhako are less similar. Now it is still difcult to dene a common tradition in chipped stone industries of these Chalcolithic sites.

by Sergey Zozulia, Ekaterina Kashina, Elmira Ibragimova, Elena Novikova, Veronika Murasheva, Svetlana Ruzanova, Наталья Ениосова, Sergei Kainov, Anna Kadiewa, Natalia Petrova, and Sergey Stefutin

Сборник посвящен заслуженному сотруднику Исторического музея, ведущему специалисту по искусству м... more Сборник посвящен заслуженному сотруднику Исторического музея, ведущему специалисту по искусству малых форм Сибири эпохи неолита и бронзы - С.В. Студзицкой. Представленные в сборнике статьи посвящены изучению древнего искусства от предметов мелкой пластики до декоративно-прикладного искусства, начиная с эпохи неолита-энеолита до раннего средневековья. В научный оборот впервые вводятся новые находки археологических экспедиций ГИМ, а также предметы их фондов музея. Интерпретация их на современном уровне позволяет поставить ряд проблем межкультурного взаимодействия разных племен и народов, развития идеологических представлений в древности, социальной и культурной атрибуции отдельных комплексов.