Volga River Region Archaeology Nº1/55 - 2026

Volga River Region Archaeology

Nº1/55 - 2026

      

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"Rotas da Seda" Indo-Europeias - Livro

Early Indo-European Silk Roads

Kaliff, A. & Østigård, T. (2025): Early Indo-European Silk Roads: Ecology of Cattle, Waterways and Winter Migration. LAMP (Language and Myths of Prehistory). Uppsala University. Uppsala.  ISBN: 978-91-506-3137-1

Sinopse  

Uma perspectiva ecológica que considera as condições de inverno e os cursos d'água, sob a ótica do gado, pode oferecer novas perspectivas sobre as potenciais rotas migratórias pelas estepes da Eurásia. Hoje, quase metade da população mundial fala uma língua indo-europeia. 

A disseminação dessas línguas por meio de migrações pré-históricas tem sido tema de debate há mais de 200 anos. Avanços recentes em estudos de ADN antigo reacenderam essa discussão e suscitaram controvérsias acadêmicas. Esta análise destaca um aspecto fundamental, porém frequentemente negligenciado, das primeiras migrações pastoris em um contexto ecológico: o papel do gado. Ao focar no gado, certas rotas migratórias emergem como mais viáveis, enquanto outras se mostram inviáveis ​​diante de condições ecológicas específicas e obstáculos naturais. 

A estepe da Eurásia, caracterizada por invernos longos e rigorosos e cortada por grandes rios que fluem de norte a sul, apresenta barreiras ecológicas significativas para migrações de leste a oeste em direção à Europa e aos Montes Urais. Contudo, as primeiras grandes migrações ocorreram na direção leste-oeste. Mesmo no inverno, os vales e leitos dos rios, com seu suprimento geralmente confiável de água e vegetação, teriam sido de fundamental importância para a sobrevivência de grandes rebanhos. 

Além disso, quando os rios congelavam no inverno, os pastores podiam facilmente atravessar rios que corriam de norte a sul e usar as vias navegáveis ​​de leste a oeste como rodovias para deslocamento rápido por vastas distâncias. Sob essa perspectiva, argumentamos que, durante o inverno, os grandes rios da Eurásia foram elementos-chave para a migração e expansão dos primeiros indo-europeus.

  

INDEX

1. Introduction  p. 11

2. A short history of Indo-European 

research and migration  p. 16

3. A short history of pastoralism 

and Proto-Indo-Europeans  p. 27

4. The Silk Road and east-west 

connections  p. 36

5. The Scythians as nomads

 and warriors  p. 55

6. Ecology and cattle  p. 63

7. The Pripyat, the Volga and

 Eurasian Rivers p. 78

8. A model of Indo-European migrations 

and pastoral adaptations in 

cold climates p. 90

9. Conclusion – a critical view 

p. 104

Literature  p. 106

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Arheologia Nº 4 - 2025

ARHEOLOGIA

Nº 4 - 2025

   

INDEX

Examining the Association between Pigment 

Residues and Potlid-like Cracking: a Case 

Study from Zaskelna V pp. 5-22

V. M. Stepanchuk , O. O. Naumenko,  

V. V. Tysliuk

An Archaeological Landscape Survey of 6600 km2 

of Cherkasy Oblast, Ukraine, Using Open-Source

 Satellite Images: Second Report pp. 23-52

R. Palmer , M. Fowler , 

V. Ward, O. V. Kariaka 

Scythian Period Funerary Constructions of 

the Svitlovodsk Cemetery in the Middle 

Dnipro Region pp. 53-76

O. D. Mohylov 

Paleolandscape Analysis of the Early Slavic 

Hillfort in Opishnia pp. 77-90

Yu. O. Puholovok , A. S. Kushnir, 

Zh. M. Matviishyna 

   

Publication of Archaeological Material

Alanian Burial of the Hun Period (Barrow no. 17 of 

the Cemetery near Storozhove Village) pp. 91-113

O. V. Kovalenko, R. M. Reida 

  

On the History of Ancient Crafts

Study of the Industrial Region of the Pyrophyllite 

Slate Industry in the South of the Slovechno-Ovruch 

Ridge pp. 114-138

S. V. Pavlenko 

   

History of Science

The Formation and Development of the Eastern 

Ukrainian Centre of Professor V. V. Otroshchenko’s 

Research School (on the Occasion of his 

80th Anniversary) pp. 139-148

Yu. M. Brovender 

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Archaeology of the Eurasian Steppes Nº 6 - 2025

Archaeology of
 the Eurasian Steppes 

    

Nº 6  - 2025

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Analecta Archaeologica Ressoviensia Nº 20 - 2025

Analecta Archaeologica Ressoviensia

Nº 20 - 2025

INDEX

Articles

Opinions of Polish Roman Catholic Clergy 

on Archaeological Research Conducted 

on Church Premises: A Pilot Study pp. 7-17

Mateusz Drewicz, Michał Pawleta

Assessment of the Archaeological Potential 

of Prehistoric Settlement Areas along

 the Lake Shores and Wetlands of

 Carinthia, Southern Austria pp. 19-42

Marie-Claire Ries

Multidisciplinary Research on the Sabatinìvka 1 

Site: History and State of Art pp. 43-55

Mariia Lobanova, Dmytro Kiosak

Wooden Wagons in the Kurgans of the 

Northwestern Pontic Region (Catalogue) 

pp. 57-78

Svitlana Ivanova

Święte, Site 11: Monumental (?) FBC 

Cemetery in the Subcarpathian Loess Region 

pp. 79-97

Dariusz Król, Adam Olszewski, 

Teresa Dobrakowska, Mariusz Dobrakowski, 

Krystian Orczyk, Marcin Szpila

A Complex of Prehistoric Fortifications 

in the Moldavian Subcarpathians (Eastern 

Romania). Contributions to the Understanding

 of the Middle Bronze Age pp. 99-113

Vasile Diaconu, Alexandra Gerea, 

Dragoș Tătaru, Eduard Năstase, 

Bogdan Cerbu, Gabriela Sava, 

Oana Gâză, Maria Ilie

On Two Newly Discovered “Scythian” 

Arrowheads from the Sandomierz Upland 

pp. 115-125

Wojciech Rajpold

Discussions and reviews

Simon Radchenko. Portable and Parietal Art 

of Kamyana Mohyla, Ukraine (= BAR 

International Series 3143). Oxford 2023: 

BAR Publishing, 228 pages, illustrated 

throughout in black & white, and colour, 

links to collection of 15 3D models. 

pp. 127-130

Dmytro Kiosak

Dmytro Kiosak. Modelling the Rhythm 

of Neolithisation Between the 

Carpathians and the Dnieper River 

(= Antichistica 41). Venezia 2024: 

Edizioni Ca’ Foscari. pp.131-134

Svitlana Ivanova, Mykhailo Videiko

A. Ghalichi, S. Reinhold, A. B. Rohrlach, et alii. 2024. 

The rise and transformation of Bronze Age 

pastoralists in the Caucasus. Nature 635, 

917–925.  pp. 135-137

Dalia Pokutta

Chronicle

A Trip to the 2025 International Conference 

on the Anthropology of Salt pp. 139-146

Carl Drexler

Obituary note

Archaeology, a Never-Ending Story... 

In Memoriam Gheorghe Lazarovici (13 September 

1941-3 February 2025) pp. 147-157

Adela Kovacs

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Journal of Ancient History & Archaeology Nº 12/3

Journal of Ancient History 
and Archaeology

Nº 12/3 - 2025

INDEX

Ancient History

Horses in hittite society: 

status, symbolism and utility 

Serkan Demirel

Thracians in the East. Cultural transformation 

in the Late Bronze Age of Kazakhstan 

Stanislav Grigoriev

Legionary garrison and auxiliary 

fort of the Roman Empire in Armenia Minor

Erdal Kaya

Municipium Noviodunum (in Moesia Inferior) 

during the principate period: Archaeological 

presentation using computer solutions, 

epigraphic and numismatic documentation

Mihaela Iacob, Daniela Florina Lungu, 

Flavia Maria Barbu, Constantin Viorel Marian

Archaeology

Cugir III bronze hoard and some additions 

regarding the bronze hoards from Cugir

Cristian Ioan Popa

Images in the saka animal style of Tausamaly 

(Eastern Zhetysu region, Kazakhstan)

Zhuldyzay Kishkenbayeva, Sergey Yarygin, 

Sergazy Sakenov

The Late Roman mausoleum of Sádaba 

(Zaragoza, Spain). New scientific 

interpretations of the monument

Jerónimo Sánchez-Velasco, Leticia Tobalina-Pulido

 

Archaeological material

Post-firing interventions on La Téne pottery 

from the Eastern Carpatian Basin: 

Mending pratices

Roxana Cirt

Revising older discoveries. The Late Iron Age

 finds from Bosanci and Vornicenii 

Mici (Suceava county)

Alexandru Berzovan, Bogdan Petru Niculică, 

Constantin Aparaschivei

A new roman imperial portrait from Syedra

Hasan Ertuğ Ergürer, Deniz Berk Tokbudak

The terra sigillata vessel of rare 

type from the sarmatian grave in Ukraine 

Aleksandr Symonenko

Domestic Lighting in roman Napoca (II). 

Lamps discovered on various sites in 

and around the roman city 

(Cluj-Napoca, Romania)

David Petrut, Sorin Cociș

A group of gold earring from burbur 

Museum and archaeometry 

analysis (Türkiye)

Salih Soslu

A group of bottles from the late 

antique glass collection of Tokat Museum

Fevziye Eker, Kasım Eker

Archaeological material and reports

Archaeological research in Canabae/Municipium 

Septimium Apulense-souther sector 

Radu Ota, Ilie Lascu 

Archaeological mapping

Mapping hinterland resources in the rural 

landscape of greek poleis Istros 

and Tomis during roman period

Ana Odochiciuc, Alin Mihu-Pintilie, 

Lucrețiu Mihailescu-Bîrliba

Archaeometry

Discovering a new early Starčevo-Cris site 

in Southwestern Transilvania at 

Folt-Sub VII (Hunedoara county, Romania) 

and a procedure for dating Early Neolithic shard samples 

Ioan Alexandru Bärbat, Corina Anca Simion, 

Tiberiu Bogdan Sava, Oana Gâza, 

Cristian Mănăilescu,  Maria Valentina Ilie

Epigraphy and Papyrology

A new fragment of military diploma 

for the Equites Singulares Austi

Peter Rothenhöfer, Florian Matei-Popescu

Two roman inscriptions 

form Jibou, Sălaj county

Ioan Piso, Sorin Cociș, Vlad-Andrei Lăzărescu, 

Sergiu-Traian Socaciu

Numismatics

Numismatic and forensics: Operation Dacian 

Gold the hoard Grădistea de Munte-‘Timișoara Airportt’

Cristian Găzdac, Claudiu Purdea

An evaluation of the Olba nymphaeum and its coins

Kasim Oyarçín, Yavuz Yeğin

Book Reviews

Isis, Sarapis And The Waves Of The Black Sea. 

V. Atanassova, L. Bricault(eds.), 

Egyptian Cults on the Black Sea Coast / 

Египетските култовепо крайбрежието 

на Черно море, Institute of Balkan 

Studies withCenter of Thracology, Bulgarian 

Academy of Sciences / École françaised’

Athènes Sofia, I“Paradigma” 

Publishing House, 2024

Dan Deac

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NARTAMONGÆ Nº 19/1 - 2024

NARTAMONGÆ

Nº 19/1 - 2024

   

INDEX

Archaeologist (in memory of 

V. A. Kuznetsov) p. 7

A. L. Chibirov

 

My Paths in Science. 

Author's Essay p. 12

V. A. Kuznetsov

A Retrospective of Don Alania in Light 

of the Information of the Venetian Josaphat 

Barbaro. A Brief Historical Essay p. 31

V. A. Kuznetsov

Appendix. Information from Josaphat 

Barbaro about Alania and the Alans p. 56

B. Mysykkat

Banners of the Alans p. 76

A. A. Tuallagov

Several Ossetian objects 

with tamgas p. 142

S. A. Yatsenko 

 Khatiagi language: cryptolect of the warriors

 of the Ossetian Nartiada p. 173

B. Mousekats

Distinctive features of the Tajik 

Dialect of Kulāb p. 193

Habib Borjian

Toponymic notes p. 213

Yu. A. Dzitzotsoyty

 

Armenianisms in Ossetian p. 247

G. S. Asatryan, A. A. Betrozov

 Alano-Armenica: Martyrdom 

of the Sukiasians p. 258

T.K. Salbiev

The Image of the Labyrinth in the Ossetian 

Religious and Mythological Tradition p. 271

Z. A. Dzhioyeva  

Projects of Nartamongae   

 Our language and our epic are our history. 

p. 285

A. A. Betrozov, Y. Y. Khetagurov

Obituary

The Last Handshake: In Memory of 

AlexanderYuryevich Skakov p. 290

T. K. Salbiev 

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Proceedings in Archaeology of Black Sea Nº 21

Proceedings in Archaeology and

 History of Ancient and Medieval 

Black Sea Region 

  

Nº 21 - 2025

INDEX

Stone sculptures of Jetisu and Saryarka:

 spatial patterns, iconography and the

 concept of GIS-register p, 7

Aliya Manapova, Kalibek Assylbekov, 

Gulnaz Beisenbaeva, Nurdaulet Turmakhan, 

Aibobek Akkaliyeva, Assemgul Kassenova 

Archaeological sites around mount Aiyrtas 

and the issue of identifying 

medieval settlements in eastern 

Central Kazakhstan p. 22

Arman Beisenov, Islam Akhiyarov, 

Pavel Kosintsev. 

The estate within the structure of the medieval 

fortified settlement of Karakemer: 

spatial organization and use p, 34

Yeraly Akymbek, Mambet Shagirbayev, 

Nesipbay Nurgali

Warriors of the Ulus of Jochi in Ulytau: 

facial and anthropological reconstructions

 from the burials at the Karasuyr memorial-ritual 

complex (Central Kazakhstan) p. 57

Emma Usmanova, AlexeyNechvaloda

Alina Kolbina, IrinaPanyushkina 

EvgenyDmitriev, IlyaGusev 

Yuri Parshin, AlbinaYerzhanova

Coins of the Turkic Khaganates from Taraz 

settlement (Southern Kazakhstan) p. 77

Zhuman Smailov, Inkar Kazmadiyarova

The roman imperial period sarcophagus 

from the village of Kahramanmaras-

Elbistan-Alkayaoglu 

(Elbistan City Museum) p. 88

Fevziye Eker

“Sun-head” archer from Kairakkol(nomads of 

the late Sak time between Kokentau and Alatau) p. 98

Sergey Yarygin, Bakyt Khassenova, 

Sergazy Sakenov 

On a method of using girth buckles and 

blocks by early nomads of the Southern 

Urals (based on the materials from 

the Kurayli III burial ground) p. 122

Aslan Mamedov, Balmagambet Dauteev

Archaeobotanical and molecular study 

of the seeds from kurgan No. 2 at the 

Karatobe burial site p. 132

Ruslan Kalendar, Oxana Khapilina, 

Arman Kulyyasov, Aidyn Zhuniskhanov 

Amantai Isin, Azat Aitkali 

Serektas-2 settlement of the transitional period 

(9th—7th century BCE) in Jetisu: new data p. 147

Аntonina Yermolaeva, Albina Yerzhanova, 

Yekaterina Dubyagina, Mambet Shagirbayev, 

Daniya Tangytova

Adornments from the Nakhchivan kurgans 

of the Late Bronze-Early Iron age

 (based on materials from Kurgan No. 42 

of the Plovdag I necropolis) p. 178

Gunay Bayramova

Metal of the Toksanbay settlement 

(North-Eastern Caspian region p. 194

Tatyana Loshakova, Alexander Panichkin

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Kyiv-Mohyla Archaeological Journal Nº 1

Kyiv-Mohyla Archaeological Journal 

Nº 1 - 2025

   

INDEX

Technological Analysis of Pottery 

of the Bondarykha II Settlement pp. 5–15

Butskyi I. 

New Finds of Rus’ Era Stamps

from Poltava pp. 16–23

Zapara D. 

On the Presence of Egyptian Imports 

in Olbia at Hellenistic Times pp. 24–33

Kotenko V. 

Reproduction of the Baking Process 

in Scythian Era Oven pp. 34–44

Pototska L. 

The “Karasuk” Knives in Ukraine pp.45–52  

Prystupa A. 

Ornamentation of Early Iron Age Ceramics 

from the Voloshkove-6 (Horby) Site 

pp. 53–68

Klochko D. 

The History of the Study of Ancient Ceramic Imports 

from Settlement Monuments on the Right 

Bank of the Middle Dnipro in the 

7th–5th Centuries BC pp. 69–78

Svyrydov A. 

From Ukraine to the Island of Sardinia (Once 

Again on the “Sea Peoples”) pp. 79–86

Klochko V. 

Correlations Between Weapon

Placement in Burials of the Donetsk-Don

Catacomb Culture and Iconographic

Sources of the Bronze Age pp. 87–98

Dubiaha A. 

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Antiquity Nº 99/407 - 2025

ANTIQUITY 

Nº 99/407 - 2025

   

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Praehistorische Zeitschrift Nº 100/2 - 2025

Praehistorische Zeitschrift 

Nº 100/2 - 2025

   

INDEX

The Deer Cult and the Origin of Normativity 

in the Upper Paleolithic Religion pp.  371-383

Constantin Rauer

Pits, houses and rondels: New results on 

the Lengyel habitation in the Žitava Valley, 

Southwestern Slovakia pp. 384-432

Maria Wunderlich, Till Kühl, 

Kata Furholt, Martin Furholt, 

Ivan Cheben, Alena Bistáková, 

Ruby Winter, Kai Julian Schönebaum, 

Ryley Löber, Victoria-Luise Boensch, 

Nils Müller-Scheeßel

The southeasternmost area of the long barrow 

cemeteries of the Funnel Beaker culture 

in the 4th millennium BC. The case of two 

newly investigated structures in Pawłosiów forest 

(Subcarpathian loess region, Poland) in the 

context of the settlement network pp. 433-450

D. Król, J. Niebieszczański, I. Hildebrandt-Radke, 

M. Głowacz

Studies on the Iconography and Interpretation 

of Combat Scenes of the Late Bronze Age 

Aegean: A re-appraisal pp. 451-467

Panagiotis Galanis

Vessel use at the Mycenaean Palace of Ayios 

Vasileios, Laconia, using Organic 

Residue Analysis pp. 468-493

Cynthianne Spiteri, Eleftheria Kardamaki, 

Julia Becher, Matthias Belser, 

Lioba Fratucello, Raija Katarina Heikkilä, 

Catalina Labra-Odde, Arvin Raj Mathur, 

Katja Mittelstädt, Reinhard Jung

Preliminary considerations on the Scythian 

stone statue of 4th Century BC from the tumular 

necropolis from Peceneaga-Cerna, 

Tulcea County pp. 494-509

Emilian Teleaga, Dorel Paraschiv, 

Mihaela Iacob, Martin Posselt

Take a handful of nuts in a bowl! Turned wooden 

vessel with hazelnuts from Czarnówko against 

the background of other finds from cemeteries 

of the Wielbark culture pp. 510-528

Kalina Skóra, Grzegorz Skrzyński

Schildfibeln und Fibeln mit Zierplatten der 

jüngeren Römischen Kaiserzeit, Teil 1

 Klassifikation und Fundspektrum pp. 529-591

Torben Schatte

Jewellery and Garments for the Afterlife: 

A Case Study of Elite Burial at the Wielbark 

Culture Cemetery, Leźno, Kartuzy 

County, Poland pp. 592-607

Anna Józefowska, Joanna Słomska-Bolonek, 

Aldona Kurzawska, Iwona Sobkowiak-Tabaka

Ein Hort aus kaiserzeitlichen Pferdegeschirrbeschlägen 

von Milonice, Bez. Blansko (CZ) pp. 608-630

Jan Schuster, Jan Jílek, 

Marek Novák, Markéta Havlíková

In a narcotic trance, or stimulants in Germanic 

communities of the Roman period pp. 631-667

Anna Jarosz-Wilkołazka, 

Andrzej Kokowski, 

Anna Rysiak

Horsemen in social structures of Central 

European Barbaricum - Analysis 2: 

spatial analysis pp. 668-716

Emilia Smółka-Antkowiak

Klein aber fein - Bernsteinanhänger, Kerbschnitt 

& Co. Neues zum völkerwanderungszeitlichen 

Gräberfeld von Assel, Ldkr. Stade pp. 717-763

Saryn Schlotfeldt

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Gregos e Bárbaros no Mar Negro e além - Livro

Greeks and Barbarians Networking

Mordvintseva, V., Ivanova, A. & Smirnov, S. (eds.) (2025): Greeks and Barbarians Networking on the Shores of the Black Sea and Beyond. ἘΠΙΣΚΎΘΙΣΟΝ: Studies Presented to Askold Ivantchik on his Sixtieth Birthday, May 2, 2025.  Brill. Leiden. ISBN: 978-90-04-31007-0  DOI: 10.1163/9789004310070

Sinopse  

Este volume apresenta contribuições em homenagem a Askold Ivantchik no seu sexagésimo aniversário. Como o seu principal interesse académico reside na região do Mar Negro, habitada por diversos grupos culturais que também mantinham contactos frequentes com povos de lugares muito distantes, reunimos artigos sobre o tema.

O volume apresenta artigos que analisam diferentes tipos de fontes e utilizam diversas abordagens para revelar a rede de contactos e a atuação de povos pertencentes a diferentes estratos sociais e meios culturais. 

Será de interesse para académicos que buscam métodos de pesquisa multidisciplinares, bem como as informações mais recentes sobre a arqueologia da região circumpôntica.

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Picaretas Bimetalicas da Época Cita - Livro

Bimetallic pickaxes of the Sctythian Archaic Period 
in Eurasia

Skoryi, S. & Zymovets, R. (2025): Bimetallic pickaxes of the Sctythian Archaeic Period in Eurasia / БиметаллическиеЫ чеканий эпохи скифской архаики в Евразии. Харьков: Майдан.  ISBN: 978-966-372-949-7

Sinopse  

A monografia é dedicada ao estudo de armas brancas bimetálicas cinzeladas, uma das categorias de armas ofensivas do início da era cita na região eurasiana. Até recentemente, eram conhecidos pouco mais de duas dúzias de exemplares dessa arma. 

Consequentemente, o aspeto quantitativo influenciou a avaliação do papel dessa categoria no conjunto de armas da era cita. Este trabalho leva em consideração todos os achados disponíveis de picaretas bimetálicos, o que permitiu obter uma fonte que inclui mais de cinquenta exemplares. 

Neste volume foi realizada uma cartografia dos artefactos, abordando as questões da tipologia, cronologia e génese dessa arma assim como o mecanismo de distribuição das picaretas bimetálicos na Eurásia. 

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Archaeologia Polona Nº 62 - 2024

PONTIC OLBIA IN THE POST-ROMAN PERIOD

Archaeologia Polona 

Nº 62 - 2024

   

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Archaeology & Early History of Ukraine Nº 54/2

Archaeology and Early 
History of Ukraine

Nº 54/2 - 2025

INDEX

The beginning of Herodotus´s Scythia: War, climate, 

economy (Dniester-Danube interfluve in the second 

half of the 6th — first half of the 5th century BC) 

pp. 5-34

L. Nosova

The ethnic and cultural situation in the Seim river 

basin at Putivl region in the second half 

of the First Millennium BC pp. 35-53

D. Karavaiko

Archaeological sites of the last centuries BC 

in the Sula river basin pp. 54-72

K. Peliashenko, A. Heyko

Functional and decorative elements of furniture 

crafted from bone, antler and ivory 

from Olbia Pontica  pp. 73-91

A. Semenova

Barrow with the Amazon´s grave from 

the Mamai-Hora necropolis. pp. 92-101

G. Toshchev, O. Fialko

Barrowless burial of the scythian period of the 

Dnipro right bank forest-steppe region pp. 102-119

O. Mohylov

Two types of Tyras coins from the Late Hellenistic 

period (religious aspect) pp. 120-129

A. Rusiaieva, N. Son

The dwelling of Zarubyntsi culture in the 

settlement Yalivshchyna 1 on the outskirts

 of the Chernihiv pp.  130-136

S. Sorokin

Results of the latest research of the eastern 

sector of the Bilsk archaeological complex 

pp. 137-153

I. Korost

Dachi - the great migration period assemblage

 form Kherson region pp. 154-160

D. Sikoza, O. Dzneladze, O. Symonenko

Some stone tools from the Late Bronze Age 

settlement of Selivanove  pp. 161-170

S. Skoryi, О. Orlyk, V. Nesterovski

Animal husbandry and hunting of 

the Basivka Hillfort pp. 171-179

M. Kublii

Results of LIDAR survey of archaeological sties 

within the historical and cultural reserve "Bilsk" 

pp. 180-190

I. Korost, O. Korotia

Bowl from the Haimanova Mohyla kurgan in the 

context of scythian mythical and ritual tradition  

pp. 191-215

Yu. Polidovych

Three mysterios of the "Scythian" Maenads 

pp. 216-235

L. Babenko

Archaeological collections of barrow necropolis 

of Bilsk Hillfort in museum stores of 

Kharkiv and Kotelva  pp. 236-259

I. Shramko, S. Zadnikov

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