Авдусина С.А.. Клад торгового инвентаря из Гнездова.

Сборник утвержден на заседании Проблемного совета отдела археологических памятников Исторического музея 10 февраля 2014 г. Рецензенты: канд. ист. наук Г.А. Ломтадзе, канд. ист. наук Н.А. Хайкунова УДК 902/904 ББК 63.4 Г72 Г72 Государственный исторический музей и отечественная археология: к 100-летию отдела археологических памятников. -М., 2014. 304 с.: ил. ISBN 978-5-89076-285-6

Сборник утвержден на заседании Проблемного совета отдела археологических памятников Исторического музея 10 февраля 2014 г. Рецензенты: канд. ист. наук Г.А. Ломтадзе, канд. ист. наук Н.А. Хайкунова УДК 902/904 ББК 63.4 Г72 Г72 Государственный исторический музей и отечественная археология: к 100-летию отдела археологических памятников. -М., 2014. 304 с.: ил. ISBN 978-5-89076-285-6

Древности Восточной Европы, Центральной Азии и Южной Сибири в контексте связей и взаимодействий в евразийском культурном пространстве (новые данные и концепции). Материалы международной конференции, 18–22 ноября 2019 г., Санкт-Петербург, 2019

In 1896, several bronze objects were found near the village of Sosnovka, Chigirinsky Uyezd, Kiev Province. The Sosnovka hoard consisted of four celts and six bronze bars. The hoard had not been attracting the interest of scholars for a long time. Meanwhile, the fact that objects of this kind were found in the Middle Dnieper region induces certain valuable reflections. It was therefore decided to publish comprehensively the items from Sosnovka as a separate study. As a result, the hoard could have been attributed to the Late Bronze Age. Its chronology and cultural belonging were defined and also the importance of such findings in the Middle Dnieper region was highlighted.

Русь в IX–XII вв.: общество, государство, культура , 2014

This article is devoted to one of the objects shedding light on the material culture of the period in which the medieval state of Rus’ emerged: a glass smoother found in 1899 during excavations of Gnezdovo burial-mounds of the 10th and early-11th centuries in Burial-mound 25 in which the deceased had been cremated. According to the results obtained with the help of optical-emission spectrographic analysis (conducted by A. N. Egor’kov), the smoother had been made of glass of the chemical class K2O-CaO-SiO2. The interpretation of the features of the chemical composition of the glass (R2O=4.8%; RO=15.9%) led author to conclude that the object had been made following a tradition different from those European rules, according to which the composition of glass contained a higher concentration of alkaline earth elements, and about its genetic similarity to Roman-Byzantine recipes. The find of the smoother in Gnezdovo was perfectly logical, if we take into account that most parallels come from the trading-and-craft proto-urban settlements of Northern Europe and burial-mounds of the 9th and 10th centuries associated with them (Birka, Kaupang, Hedeby, Ribe). And Gnezdovo was one of the largest early urban centers of Rus’, which yielded up materials in which components of the Scandinavian culture of that period were most vividly represented.

Край Смоленский, 2018

Областное государственное бюджетное учреждение «Редакция научно-популярного журнала "Край Смоленский"» СМИ зарегистрировано в Управлении Федеральной службы по надзору в сфере связи, информационных технологий и массовых коммуникаций по Смоленской области ПИ №ТУ67-00285 от 20.07.2017 г.

VI МНК «Эпоха викингов Восточной Европе в памятниках нумизматики VIII–XI вв.»: Санкт-Петербург, Старая Ладога: Сборник статей. СПб. С. 96–114., 2023

Вводится в оборот клад середины X в. с обрезанными куфическими монетами из Алексинского района Тульской области

Клад куфических монет 2016 года из Новгородской области, 2017

Article about the hoard of kufic coins found near the villages Mshaga Voskresenskaya and Mshaga Yamskaya in Shimskiy district of Novgorod region

Статья посвящена находке Гнездовского клада 2001 г. К сожалению в результаты химического анализа предметов закрались ошибки (был подан 1 неправильный вариант анализов. В скором времени эта ошибка будет исправлена в электронном варианте. Все исправления по сравнению с печатным вариантом будут отмечены желтым.

2017

In the summer of 2015 a coin hoard, which contained 32 denarii and antoniniani dated to the first half/middle of the 3rd c. AD, was found near the town of Guysin (Vinnytsia oblast, Ukraine). It included coins minted by eight Roman emperors: Caracalla, Elagabalus, Severus Alexander, Maximinus Thrax, Gordian III, Philip I the Arab, Trebonianus Gallus and Volusianus. This composition is unique for Roman coin hoards found on the territory of the East European forest-steppe. The nearest hoard which is similar in composition to the Guysin deposit was found near the village of Perehinka in Khmelnytsky region (41 antoniniani). The trove from Guysin also is very similar to three hoards of the first half/middle of the 3rd c. AD from the territory of Moldova. Probably, all these hoards (including the Guysin one) were part of the subsidies, which Trebonianus Gallus paid to barbarian peoples in the early 50s of the 3rd century AD.