Titlebook: Geoarchaeology and Archaeological Mineralogy—2021; Proceedings of 8th G Natalia N. Ankusheva,Igor V. Chechushkov,Polina S. Conference proce

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Geochemical Data on the North-Western Caucasus Chert Sources and Origin of the Middle Palaeolithic Ag the raw materials exploited in the past, the most commonly used lithic raw material in the Palaeolithic of Europe and the Caucasus was chert (flint). With few exclusions, Eastern-European archaeology lacks a complex systematic study of raw material strategies, including surveying and sampling cher

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Geochemical Characterization and Source Identification of Epipaleolithic Chert Artifacts from Psytua at the Psytuaje Rockshelter, North-Central Caucasus, Russia. Chert artifacts that share identical micropaleontological and textural features were defined, sampled, and compared with data on the regional outcrops. In the geochemical research, we used the laser ablation inductively coupled plasma mas

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Archaeometric Research of Building Materials of Medieval Stone Structures of the Bolgar Settlementt mortars from 19 objects dating to the 13th–fourteenth centuries. The mineralogical composition was examined by petrographic and X-ray analyses, and the chemical composition was found by emission spectroscopy method. The organic component in cement slurries was identified by qualitative methods and

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The Iconographic Canon and Possibilities of the Polovcian Sculptor in Choosing the Stone Type, Style the technical capabilities and motives of the master when choosing the type of stone and the style of iconography? These are serious and multi-stage research problems, so this article does not aim to answer these questions comprehensively. Based on archaeology, or more precisely by studying the roc

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The Construction Material of the Basket from Gonur Depe Administrative and Religious Center (South-EGonur Depe, the technology of its preparation has been reconstructed. The basis of the material is thin prismatic-angular and fibrous aggregates of reduced gypsum (60–70%) and α-bassanite (3%) bound with clay-siliceous cement (20–30%). The mixture contains grains of quartz (5–10%), feldspar (up to 1

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Formation of Ceramic Traditions of the Late Bronze Age in the Trans-Uralss resulted in the appearance of the Sintashta culture. Then, at the beginning of the Late Bronze Age, Petrovka was formed based on Sintashta, and based on Petrovka, next, Alakul was formed. But the Sintashta ceramic tradition has no distinct prototypes in Eastern Europe. On the other hand, studying

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Nathan Brody,Michael J. Crowleygar-Tatar city of Juketaw (‘Jukotin’). Archaeological remains of the medieval city (the tenth–fourteenth centuries) are located on the left bank of the Kama River, on the western border of the modern Chistopol city of Tatarstan. The analysis was carried out by the quantitative emission spectral anal

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