Archaeology, Ethnology & Anthropology of Eurasia 35 (3) 2008
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Archaeology, Ethnology & Anthropology
of Eurasia

35 (3) 2008

   

  

 

CONTENTS

PALEOENVIRONMENT. THE STONE AGE

S.V. Batarshev and A.N. Popov. Sergeyevka-1: Neolithic Site in the Khanka Plain, and the Typology of Middle Neolithic Sites in Primorye p. 2 - 13.

THE METAL AGES AND MEDIEVAL PERIOD

A.P. Derevianko and V.E. Medvedev. Cultural Change during the Late Prehistoric Period in Southern Primorye (Based on Archaeological Evidence from the Bulochka Settlement) p. 14 - 35.

E.N Chernykh. Formation of the Eurasian “Steppe Belt” of Stockbreeding Cultures: Viewed through the Prism of Archaeometallurgy and Radiocarbon Dating p. 36 - 53.

V.I. Molodin, L.N. Mylnikova, and L.S. Kobeleva. Stages in the Settlement History of Chicha-1: The Results of Ceramic Analysis p. 54 - 67.

P.V. Mandryka. New Early Iron Age Culture in the Southern Taiga Zone of Central Siberia p. 68 - 76.

N.Yu. Kuzmin. Prospects for Correlating Radiocarbon and Archaeological Chronologies of the Scythian and Hunno- Sarmatian Age Burials in the Sayan-Altai Region p. 77 - 87.

N.A. Tkacheva and A.A. Tkachev. The Role of Migration in the Evolution of the Andronov Community p. 88 - 96.

I.V. Kovtun. The Bear Image in Western Siberian Art of the 2nd Millennium BC and its Relevance for Delimiting the Eastern Periphery of the Samus Culture p. 97 - 104.

ETHNOLOGY

E.L. Frolova. Ethnic and Cultural Functions of Name in Traditional Japanese Society p. 105 - 112.

R.M. Erkinova and E.P. Matochkin. G.I. Choros-Gurkin’s Archaeological and Ethnographic Drawings at the National Museum of the Altai Republic p. 113 - 118.

V.M. Kimeev. Eco-museums in Siberia as Centers for Ethnic and Cultural Heritage Preservation in the Natural Environment p. 119 - 128.

The Kazakhs of Northwestern Mongolia. Everyday Life and Holidays in Summer Pastures p. 129 - 142.

ANTHROPOLOGY

T.K. Khodzhayov. Cranial Characteristics of the Saka Populations of the Eastern Pamirs p. 143 - 156.

PERSONALIA

Viacheslav Ivanovich Molodin p. 157 - 159.