Stratum plus. 2014. №2 : 303-307 A. G. Nikitin (Allendale, USA) The Genetic Roots of Tripolians: Summarizing Eight Years of Research In 2005, for the first time in the history of Tripolian culture research, samples to study genetic lineages of Tripolians were obtained from the Verteba Cave in the Podolye region (Ternopol Oblast, Ukraine). Five … Continued
Stratum plus. 2014. №2 : 309-330 C.-E. Ursu, C. Aparaschivei (Suceava, Romania) A Few Considerations on Some of the Ceramic Vessels Decorated with Stylized Anthropomorphic Representations, from Precucuteni-Tripolye A Area Following the study of some of the vessels uncovered during the archaeological excavations at Baia-În Muchie (Suceava County, Romania), vessels which, in fact, are similar … Continued
In: Tracking the Neolithic House in Europe. – New York – London: SpringerScience, 2013. – P. 95-116. M. Videiko, J.Chapman, B. Geydarska, N. Burdo Houses in the archaeolology of the Trypillia-Cucuteni groups The excavation of burnt, and occasionally unburnt, houses forms a key element of the story of Tripillia–Cucuteni archaeological excavations, since the domestic … Continued
N.N. Skakun Tools and economy of Eneolithic farmers of South-Eastern Europe St. Petersburg, 2006 Dr. Nataliia Skakun is well known specialist in the field of traceological and experimental studies of the Copper Age tools. His new book based on study of Varna Culture (V Mil. BC) tools. Copper Age Varna Culture is well known … Continued
Taras Tkachuk A FEW COMMENTS ON I. V. PALAGUTA ARTICLE “ORNAMENTS OF TRYPILLIA-CUCUTENI: TRENDS AND POSSIBILITIES OF INTERPRETATION”. Quite a long time I did not pay much attention to I.V. Palaguta articles, in which he revived the old idea of the”technical” ornament and actively postulated their application to the study of CucuteniTrypillia ornaments on pottery. However, the obstinacy with which they are imposed by the scientific community, led me to write these remarks. Approach to a very limited published material is … Continued
http://www.e-anthropology.com/Katalog/Arheologia/Stratum+plus.+2012.+No+2.aspx TRYPILLIA CULTURE MATERIALS IN NEW STRATUM PLUS STRATUM PLUS, 2012, №2 У черговому номері відомого видання вміщено чотири статті, де публікуються матеріали досдіджень на трипільських пам’ятках – майстернях з обробки кременю, поселеннях-протомістах на території України та на пізньотрипільському могильнику на території республіки Молдова. Е. В. Цвек (Киев, Украина) К вопросу об индустрии кремня … Continued
PEREYASLAVICA, vol.5(7), 2011 ПЕРЕЯСЛАВІКА: Наукові записки Національного історико-етнографічного заповідника “Переяслав”, випуск 5(7). – Переяслав-Хмельницький, 2011. – 434 с. До складу збірника включено статті, підготовані учасниками науково-практичної конференції 2009 року, присвяченої 30-річчю Національного заповідника “Переяслав”. Вміщено наступні статті з матеріалами по трипільській культурі: Відейко М. Ю. Трипільська культура у Середньому Подніпров’ї (109-119) Бузян Г., Білоусько В. … Continued
Vadym Mytsyk, Volodymyr Khomenko, Oleg Shataylo Vadym Mytsyk, Volodymyr Khomenko, Oleg Shataylo “CHERKASCHYNA. UNIVERSAL ENCYCLOPEDIA” AS AN EXAMPLE OF PLAGIARY AND REPLICATION OF OLD ERRORS Review on: Victor Zhadko Cherkaschyna. Universal Encyclopedia. – Kyiv, 2010. – 1104 p.- Victor Zhadko – teacher (Dragomanov University, Kyiv), writer, ethnographer prepared this large book alone, as written at article, … Continued
Research and educational activities of Vikentii Khvoika Collection of articles 2010 marks 160 years of the birth of Vikentii Khvoika. Through his archaeological research, which were conducted in the late XIX c, opened new, important and sometimes unknown pages of ancient history of our region. Collected antiquities became an ornament of the National Museum of History … Continued
“CORD” ORNAMENTS ON POTTERY IN THE VISTULA AND DNIEPER INTERFLUVIAL REGION: 5TH-4TH MILL. BC Baltic-Pontic Studies, Volume 15, ed. Aleksander Kosko, Marzena Szmyt Poznan, 2010 Special research of technology and origine of “cord” ornaments on pottery of different archaeological cultures, among them – Trypillia Culture: N. Burdo, M. Videiko “Cord” ornamented pottry of the Trypillia … Continued