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Поволжская археология

The Volga River Region Archaeology Vol.2 (52) 2025

DOI: https://doi.org/10.24852/pa2025.2.52

Vol 2 (52) 2025page 1–250

Transcontinental trade routes in the Early Iron Age and Middle Ages

A Summary of Studies of the Pazyryk Culture by Chinese Scholarspage 8–19

Mu Jinshan (Xi'an, China)

Caravans in the Steppes of Central Eurasia: caravan routespage 20–27

Tairov A.D. (Chelyabinsk, Russian Federation)

Trade Along the Great Volga Road between the Bulgarian State and the Golden Horde in the XIV Centurypage 28–37

Ovcharov N.D. (Svishchev, Bulgaria), Stanev M.Y. (Varna, Bulgaria)

Transformation of Tagar Culture Burial Traditions page 38–45

Subbotin A.V. (Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation)

Amulets with Inscriptions and «Magic Squares» at the Golden Horde Settlements page 46–53

Lapshin A.S. (Moscow, Russian Federation), Lapshina I.Yu. (Volgograd, Russian Federation)

Western Kazakhstan as One of the Centers of the Ulus of Jochi in the XIII–XIV Centuriespage 54–69

Bisembaev A.A., Akhatov G.A. (Almaty, Kazakhstan), Khavansky A.I. (Moscow, Russian Federation)

Analysis of the Urban Development Technologies of Ukek using Neural Networks (preliminary research results)page 70–79

Singatulin R.A. (Saratov, Russian Federation)

Metal Mirrors of the Volga Bolgaria and the Bolgar Region of the Golden Horde as an Intercultural Phenomenonpage 80–86

Rudenko K.A. (Kazan, Russian Federation)

Iron Jew’s Harps of the Golden Horde Period in the Volga Regionpage 87–99

Lopan O.V., Volkov I.V. (Kazan, Russian Federation)

New Rock Art Sites in the Karakol Bassin (Central Altai): on the Issue of Redocumentation of Rock Art Sites page 100–108

Urbushev A.U. (Kazan, Russian Federation)

«This Long Ninth Century»: Yenisei Kyrgyz in the Usinsk Basinpage 109–119

Mitko O.A. (Novosibirsk, Russian Federation)

History of studying the archaeology of the cultures of Steppe Eurasia: preservation and museumifi cation of the archaeological heritage of the nomads of Eurasia

Historiography of Early Medieval Sculptures of Altaipage 120–136

Kubarev G.V., Kubarev V.D. (Novosibirsk, Russian Federation)

Metal Cauldrons in the Kipchak Culturepage 137–142

Ilyushin A.M. (Kemerovo, Russian Federation)

Knowledge and Preservation of the Memory of Amir Timur's Campaign Against the Kipchaks in 1391page 143–153

Usmanova E.R., Zhumashev R.M. (Karaganda, Kazakhstan), Kozhakhmetov B.S. (Zhezkazgan, Kazakhstan), Tleubergenov T.A. (Karaganda, Kazakhstan)

Saber or Backsword – the Contibution of Steppes Mounted Warriors in One Technological Innovation of Eurasia (8th – 10th centuries)page 154–164

Yotov V. (Varna, Bulgaria)

Bone Wares, Objects from Undetermined Materials and other Sources from the Uvek Site According to Archival Datapage 165–171

Nedashkovsky L.F. (Kazan, Russian Federation)

Historiography of Archaeological Sites in the Bograd District of the Republic of Khakassiapage 172–180

Krumshin A.V. (Abakan, Russian Federation)

Analysis of the Preservation and Conservation Treatment of Dendrochronological Samples from Archaeological Sites in the Republic of Khakassia page 181–191

Paizerova A.A. (Novosibirsk, Russian Federation), Barinov V.V. (Krasnoyarsk, Russian Federation), Filatova M.O. (Novosibirsk, Russian Federation)

Early Middle Ages Finds from the Southwestern Part of the Alei Steppe: X-ray fl uorescence analysis and cultural and chronological identifi cation (based on the materials of the Rubtsovsk museum of regional stidies) page 192–203

Tishkin A.A. (Barnaul, Russian Federation)

Changes in Archery Equipment in Eastern Europe of the IX-X Centuries According to Experimental Archaeology. Further Perspectives for Study through Archaeological Research and Observationpage 204–214

Türk A., Wilhelm Á.S., Paku S. (Budapest, Hungary)

The Supporting Skills of the Mongolia-Xinjiang Silk Tea Camel Road: with the Travel Notes of O. Lattimore as the Core page 215–232

Chen Wei (Beijing, China)

Hoard of Dirhams from the 10th Century on the River Tuskar in the Kursk Regionpage 233–247

Enukov V.V. (Kursk, Russian Federation), Goglov S.A. (Kovrov, Russian Federation)