Study Results on Kaen-Tube Island Site in 2004

The authors publish results of the digs on the multi-layer Kaen-Tube island site (Lower Kama Water Reservoir, Tatarstan Republic) in 2004. It has been established that the site was first inhabited in the first half of the IV Millennium BC by the bearers of the Kama Neolithic Culture. Later, in the s...

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Main Authors: Chizhevsky Anrdei A., Shipilov Anton V., Kaplenko Nikolai M
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Language:Russian
Published: Academy of Sciences of Tatarstan, A.Kh. Khalikov Archaeology Institute 2017-03-01
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Online Access:http://archaeologie.pro/en/archive/19/336/
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author Chizhevsky Anrdei A.,
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Kaplenko Nikolai M
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description The authors publish results of the digs on the multi-layer Kaen-Tube island site (Lower Kama Water Reservoir, Tatarstan Republic) in 2004. It has been established that the site was first inhabited in the first half of the IV Millennium BC by the bearers of the Kama Neolithic Culture. Later, in the second half of the IV Millennium BC, it was inhabited by the bearers of Russkiy Azibey type ceramics, who were replaced by bearers of Garino culture in the Eneolithic (second half of III – early II Millennia BC). The most remarkable Eneolithic find is a small flint figurine. The Late Bronze Age of this territory was marked by an episodic settlement of the Srubnaya and Lugovskaya cultures (15th–14th centuries BC). The most numerous group of ceramic finds is associated with Atabaevo stage of Maklasheevka culture (14th/13th – 12th centuries BC). The finale of Kaen-Tube site has been related by the authors to the second phase of the Early Iron Age. The artefacts of Pyany Bor culture found on the washed out section of the stite date this stage to the 1st–3rd centuries AD.
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spelling doaj.art-47a5a831088b4b3194110e11ba028dd22022-12-21T23:35:42ZrusAcademy of Sciences of Tatarstan, A.Kh. Khalikov Archaeology InstituteПоволжская археология2306-40992500-28562017-03-01119507910.24852/pa2017.1.19.50.70Study Results on Kaen-Tube Island Site in 2004Chizhevsky Anrdei A.,0Shipilov Anton V.1Kaplenko Nikolai M2Institute of Archaeology named after A.Kh. Khalikov, Tatarstan Academy of Sciences. Butlerov St., 30, Kazan, 420012, Republic of Tatarstan, Russian FederationInstitute of Archaeology named after A.Kh. Khalikov, Tatarstan Academy of Sciences. Butlerov St., 30, Kazan, 420012, Republic of Tatarstan, Russian FederationNaberezhnye Chelny, Republic of Tatarstan, Russian FederationThe authors publish results of the digs on the multi-layer Kaen-Tube island site (Lower Kama Water Reservoir, Tatarstan Republic) in 2004. It has been established that the site was first inhabited in the first half of the IV Millennium BC by the bearers of the Kama Neolithic Culture. Later, in the second half of the IV Millennium BC, it was inhabited by the bearers of Russkiy Azibey type ceramics, who were replaced by bearers of Garino culture in the Eneolithic (second half of III – early II Millennia BC). The most remarkable Eneolithic find is a small flint figurine. The Late Bronze Age of this territory was marked by an episodic settlement of the Srubnaya and Lugovskaya cultures (15th–14th centuries BC). The most numerous group of ceramic finds is associated with Atabaevo stage of Maklasheevka culture (14th/13th – 12th centuries BC). The finale of Kaen-Tube site has been related by the authors to the second phase of the Early Iron Age. The artefacts of Pyany Bor culture found on the washed out section of the stite date this stage to the 1st–3rd centuries AD.http://archaeologie.pro/en/archive/19/336/archaeologyKamaLower Kama water reservoirKaen-Tube islandstationNeolithicEneolithiclate Bronze Ageearly Iron Age
spellingShingle Chizhevsky Anrdei A.,
Shipilov Anton V.
Kaplenko Nikolai M
Study Results on Kaen-Tube Island Site in 2004
Поволжская археология
archaeology
Kama
Lower Kama water reservoir
Kaen-Tube island
station
Neolithic
Eneolithic
late Bronze Age
early Iron Age
title Study Results on Kaen-Tube Island Site in 2004
title_full Study Results on Kaen-Tube Island Site in 2004
title_fullStr Study Results on Kaen-Tube Island Site in 2004
title_full_unstemmed Study Results on Kaen-Tube Island Site in 2004
title_short Study Results on Kaen-Tube Island Site in 2004
title_sort study results on kaen tube island site in 2004
topic archaeology
Kama
Lower Kama water reservoir
Kaen-Tube island
station
Neolithic
Eneolithic
late Bronze Age
early Iron Age
url http://archaeologie.pro/en/archive/19/336/
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