Titlebook: Impact of the Environment on Human Migration in Eurasia; Proceedings of the N E. Marian Scott,Andrey Yu. Alekseev,Ganna Zaitseva Conference

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1568-1238 18 November 2003 in the Hermitage Museum. The title of the workshop was “The impact of the environment on Human Migration in Eurasia”. More than 40 scientists from Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Poland, Germany, Switzerland, The Netherlands, United Kingdom, Belgium, Finland, Lithuania and Latvia took

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Chronology and Cultural Affinity of the Kurgan Arzhan-2 Complex According to Archaeological Dataonuments located in this region and the neighbouring territories. It is shown that in spite of the originality of the archaeological materials, they reflect the local culture and the earlier Scythian tradition. Thus the Arzhan-2 monument can be associated with the so-called aldy-bel culture dated to the 7.-6. centuries BC.

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Radiocarbon, the Calibration Curve and Scythian Chronologyth state-of-the-art scientific and archaeological dating methods need to be employed. This includes high precision .C dating and AMS, enabling dating of small samples such as from museum collections or other precious materials.

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Chronology of Pazyryk 2 and Ulandryk 4 Kurgans Based on High Resolution Radiocarbon Dating and Dendrgans were constructed. The ages of 300 and 311 BC for Pazyryk 2 and Ulandryk 4, respectively, support historical dating of the finds. Our chronology provides a piece in the puzzle of the expansion and the extension of the Scythian like cultures that dominated the steppes between 800-200 BC.

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Problems of Construction of a Radiocarbon Chronology for the Time Period 900-300 Cal BChaeological cultures and phases. The result shows that for the first millennium BC the time intervals estimated on the basis of calibrated radiocarbon dates differ from the real intervals on the calendar timescale.

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Conference proceedings 20051st editionr 2003 in the Hermitage Museum. The title of the workshop was “The impact of the environment on Human Migration in Eurasia”. More than 40 scientists from Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Poland, Germany, Switzerland, The Netherlands, United Kingdom, Belgium, Finland, Lithuania and Latvia took part. The

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