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Ученая степень, ученое звание: канд. ист. наук
Область научных интересов: Археология, этнография
ID Автора: SPIN-код: 5855-5125, РИНЦ AuthorID: 120287
Количество страниц: 11 с.
- Краеведение. Археология. География. Биографии. История > Историческая наука. Историография > Археология,
- Краеведение. Археология. География. Биографии. История > Историческая наука. Историография > История Якутии > Древняя Якутия,
- НАУКА ЯКУТИИ > КРАЕВЕДЕНИЕ. ГЕОГРАФИЯ. БИОГРАФИИ. ИСТОРИЯ,
- iYakutia > Древняя Якутия.
The article sums up the results of the archaeological studies of the Lensky district of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia The great contribution to the archaeological study of the region was made by the Lenskaya Historical and Archaeological Expedition, the Prilenskaya archaeological expedition of the Yakutsk Branch SB AS USSR, the archaeological expedition of the Yakutsk State University and the archaeological expedition of the Institute for Humanities Research and Indigenous Studies of the North of the SB RAS. As a result of many years of works, about 50 various archaeological objects (sites, burials, petroglyphs, sanctuaries) of various chronological ranges from the Paleolithic to ethnographic modernity were discovered here. All objects of archeology are confined to the banks of the rivers Lena, Vitim, Peleduy, Nuya, Djerba, Jampa. Industrial development of the South-West of the Republic, associated with the development of the oil and gas complex, creates prospects for intensifying of archaeological research in the region.
Дьяконов, В. М. Карта археологических памятников Ленского района Якутии: новые материалы и уточнения к существующему списку / В. М. Дьяконов // Северо-Восточный гуманитарный вестник. — 2017. — N 2 (19). — С. 10-20.
Количество страниц: 6 с.
Степанов, А. Д. Керамика железного века долины Туймаада / Степанов А. Д., Дьяконов В. М. // Северная пацифика - культурные адаптации в конце плейстоцена и голоцена : материалы международной научной конференции "По следам древних костров...", 29 августа - 8 сентября [2005]. — Магадан : Издательство Северного международного университета. — С. 117-122.
Количество страниц: 15 с.
The article is devoted to research of the ceramic complexes of Ymyyakhtakh culture of Later Neolithic founded on the sites of Tuymaada valley in the central Yakutia (middle part of Lena river, neighborhood of Yakutsk). There were delineated two main traditions of ceramics technical decoration: waffle and ribbed ones. The smooth-sided vessels are rare. The consistence of the waffle Ymyyakhtakh vessels is really same to ribbed ones. In most cases the wool was an inevitable addition to the clay breed of Ymyyakhtakh pottery. Some waffle vessels are sharply different from others by the absence of sand in the clay breed. The most variations of receipts of the model mass belong to waffle pottery, but for every type of ceramic the main receipt is "clay + sand + debris + organics". The organic admixture is recorded in every Ymyyakhtakh vessel of Tuymaada. All discovered types (ribbed ceramics, waffle ceramics, smooth-sided ceramics) have complex profile of vessels. There couldn’t be delineating also any significant difference for artistic decoration.Generally, the artistic decoration of Ymyyakhtakh vessels of Tuymaada is analogous to ceramic complexes of the sites of Lena, Viluy, Aldan and Olekma rivers. But on Tuymaada there are discovered some new variants of decoration.
Дьяконов, В. М. Керамика позднего неолита Якутии : (по материалам долины Туймаада) / В. М. Дьяконов // Известия лаборатории древних технологий. — 2006. — Вып. 4. — С. 104-118.
Количество страниц: 8 с.
Дьяконов, В. М. Керамика улахан-сегеленняхского типа в бронзовом веке Якутии / В. М. Дьяконов // Древние культуры Монголии и Байкальской Сибири : материалы международной научной конференции. — Иркутск : Издательство государственного технического университета, 2011. — Вып. 2. — С. 163-170.
Количество страниц: 11 с.
Дьяконов, В. М. Керамика Улахан-Сегеленняхской культуры бронзового века Якутии / В. М. Дьяконов // Археология, этнография и антропология Евразии. — 2012. — N 4 (52), октябрь-декабрь. — С. 106-115.
Количество страниц: 3 с.
The work is devoted to ceramics of ymyyakhtakh late neolithic settlement Viluyskoe Shosse investigated by Yakut group of archaeological expedition of Yakut state university. The rims fragments of 18 vessels are considered. It has been learned, that the structure of the paste of waffle and ribbed vessels of the Viluyskoe Shosse settlement is practically identical. The obligatory additives in clay were sand, wool and grit, and sometimes vegetation and shamoth. The majority of ornamental compositions have analogies in ceramics of stands of other ymyyakhtakh sites of Lena, Viluy, Aldan and Ol'okma, but form new variants unknown before.
Дьяконов, В. М. Керамика ымыяхтахского поселения Вилюйское шоссе в г. Якутске=Ceramics of Ymyyakhtakh settlement Viluyskoe shosse in Yakutsk city / В. М. Дьяконов // Забайкалье в геополитике России : материалы международного симпозиума "Древние культуры Азии и Америки", 26 августа-1 сентября 2003 г., г. Чита. — 2003. — С. 57-59.
Количество страниц: 9 с.
This article is dedicated to a quiver hooks found in Yakut burial grounds of XIV–XVIII centuries. Quiver hooks were though not abundant but quite a widespread element of the military ammunition of Yakuts. In total, we took stock of fifteen such items made of iron and brass-like alloy. The bases of the fourteen Yakut quiver hooks are plate-like and one hook is rod-like. The plates are either not structurally distinguished or look like a closed loop, sometimes bent to the side of the base, or a plate with a slot. The tonguelets of the iron hooks are a gradually tapering part of the base plate bent in a hooklike form to the front side. In one case the tonguelet is soldered to the base. We can assume that all the hooks were part of an archer's kit as in all places where we found them they were together with quivers, bows and arrows. We found a whole archer's kit comprising a belt with a hooklike buckle, a quiver and a case bow with a carrier strap, by which we can reckon that other hooks, most likely, served as the buckles of a shooter's belt. The leather belt is not one-piece but alternates with rings to which the carrying strap of the quiver and the bow case were attached. Iron quiver hooks, like Yakut ones, were widespread among nomads of Siberia including medieval tribes of the South Angara region and the Upper Lena region, with which the ethnogeny of the Yakuts is connected.
Дьяконов, В. М. Колчанные крюки в якутских могильниках XIV-XVIII вв.=Quiver hooks in Yakut burial grounds of XIV-XVIII centuries / В. М. Дьяконов // Древние культуры Монголии, Байкальской Сибири и Северного Китая : материалы VII международной научной конференции, Красноярск, 3-7 октября 2016 г. — Красноярск : Сибирский федеральный университет, 2016. — Т. 2. — С. 48-56.
Количество страниц: 20 с.
Комплексное исследование раннеякутского сергеляхского погребения середины XV — начала XVI в. / Р. И. Бравина, В. М. Дьяконов, Е. Н. Николаев [и др.] // Вестник археологии, антропологии и этнографии. – 2016. – N 4 (35). – С. 90-109.
DOI: 10.20874/2071-0437-2016-35-4-090-109
Количество страниц: 3 с.
Дьяконов, В. М. Кулун-атахские памятники долины Туймаады / В. М. Дьяконов // Интеграция археологических и этнографических исследований : сборник научных трудов. — Омск ; Ханты-Мансийск : Издательство Омского педагогического университета, 2002. — С. 206-208.
Количество страниц: 6 с.
The Bronze Age in Yakutia is investigated insufficiently full. Was considered earlier, that the Ymyyakhtakh culture of the Late Neolithic in Yakutia was everywhere replaced with the Ust'-Mil' culture of an epoch of Bronze. On the data available on today, it is possible to assume, that development of ancient cultures of Yakutia after the ending of Neolithic epoch passed different ways. Since the middle of the IInd millennium B.C. in Yakutia down to the Polar Circle was distributed the Ust'-Mil' culture developed on the basis of merge of come tribes-carries of ridge ceramics and natives-tribes of the Ymyyakhtakh culture. On the north of Yakutia only separate groups of carriers of ridge ceramics have penetrated. In the Yakut Arctic in Ith millennium B. C. and Ith millennium A. D. descendants of the Ymyyakhtakhs, mastered metallurgy of bronze, continued to exist.In Southern, Southeast and the Western Yakutia during an epoch of Bronze, alongside with the Ust'-Mil' culture, cultures were distributed, the basic marking attribute which was the ceramics decorated with "pearls", pressures and stamps. Distribution of sites of this cultural type was not so strong in comparison with expansion of the Ust'-Mil's, but covered significant taiga territory of Aldan, Olekma, Viluy and Middle Lena. Thus, besides the Ust'-Mil' culture during an epoch of Bronze in Yakutia existed, at least, two more cultures - the "Survival-Ymyyakhtakh" culture and the culture of carriers of the ceramics decorated with "pearls", pressures and stamps. On materials of sites it is visible, that all cultures of the Bronze Age of Yakutia are genetically connected with the Ymyyakhtakh culture of the Late Neolithic.
Дьяконов, В. М. Многолинейность развития культур бронзового века Якутии / В. М. Дьяконов // Этноистория и археология Северной Евразии: теория, методология и практика исследования : международная конференция, Иркутск, 19-24 мая 2007 г. : сборник научных трудов. — Иркутск : Издательство Иркутского государственного технического университета, 2007. — С. 62—67.