Ecological aspect of the culture of Eurasian Nomads by Erkin U. Baydarov

“…Article deals with the properties of ecological culture and ecological consciousness of Eurasian nomads. In situation of modern global problems, including the ecological ones, they preserved their exemplary behavior to the nature.…”
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Croatian Ethnogenesis: A Review of Component Stages and Interpretations (with Emphasis on Eurasian/Nomadic Elements) by Emil Heršak, Boris Nikšić

“…Mention is made of historical sources that confirm or imply the presence of Eurasian nomad groups in the Croatian area, and the relative frequency of archaeological material is noted. …”
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Life in Motion: Nomadic Cart Culture and Cart Burials of the Golden Horde (A Case Study from Bolshoi Tsaryn I, Kalmykia) by Irina Shingiray

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Recently discovered early medieval grave from Serbin by Pavel Sokolov, Bence Gulyás

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Eruli Influence in South Scandinavia – Migration and Remigration by Bertil Haggman

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Participants of Russian Naval Expeditions on the Political and Legal and Socio-Economic Situation of the Turkmen of the East Caspian Region (Mid-18th – Mid-19th c.) by Roman Yu. Pochekaev

Subjects: “…traditional state and law of eurasian nomads…”
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Gök Türklerin Balbal Terimi Üzerine Bazı Notlar by Anıl Yılmaz

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Орнамент войлочного ковра «ширмэл» by Батсайхан, Циен-Ойдов

Subjects: “…carpet weaving оf eurasian nomads…”
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Phalerae from the Mound Sadovy and the Image of the ‘Tarandrus’ by Irina P. Zasetskaya

“…This paper is devoted to the content of the composition on the phalerae from the mound Sadovy and to the related issue about the existence of the ‘tarandrus’ image in the art of Eurasian nomads. L. S. Klein identifies one of the depicted characters with the mythical tarandrus and considers the images on the waistbands from Siberian collection and the collection of the Katandinsky mound (the 5th – 3rd cc. …”
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The 2nd International Congress of Medieval Archaeology of the Eurasian Steppes by Sitdikov Ayrat G., Khuzin Fayaz Sh., Shakirov Zufar G.

“…The principal topics of the conference included characteristics of the steppe societies according to physical and cultural anthropology data; problems of formation of cultural societies in the pre-Turkic and Turkic period; ethno-cultural interactions between the peoples who had inhabited the steppes and their neighbors in the Middle Ages; medieval warfare of the steppe Eurasia; urban culture and trade; problems of the history of the Eurasian nomads in the context of the world culture.…”
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The Law of the Mongols as Seen by John of Plano Carpini: Historical Legal Verification by Pochekaev R.Yu.

“…The novelty of the study: The presented article is the first attempt to compare the information of John of Plano Carpini on the customary and imperial law of the Mongols with other sources on Mongolian law to observe certain legal traditions of the Mongols and the evolution of law among the Eurasian nomads. Research results: The author has found that the majority of information from John of Plano Carpini on Mongolian law in the middle of thirteenth century can be characterized as objective as it is confirmed by the data from independent sources dating from the thirteenth to nineteenth centuries. …”
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Horse Ammunition. From the History of a Saddle by Sergey I. Lukyashko

“…The archaeological material clearly indicates that a saddle was formed within the culture of Eurasian nomads in the 1st millennium BC, a rigid saddle appeared in the Scythian culture in the late 4th century BC.…”
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New archive documents about the conflict between kalmyks and kuban nogais in 1713–1714 (based on materials of the Russian state archive of ancient acts) by Kirill Stankov

“…The aim of this article is to attract attention of specialists in the Russian history as well as of those who specialise in Eurasian nomadic societies to the new archive documents concerning the confrontation of Kalmyks and Nogais in the context of Russian-Turkish relations at the beginning of the 18th century. …”
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Nomadic Communities of Central Eurasia, 18th – Early 20th Centuries CE: Household and Economic Responsibilities of Men and Women Revisited by Alexandr D. Tairov, Natalia A. Berseneva

“…The undertaken analysis of the sources indicates a clear gender division of economic activities in the Eurasian nomadic societies in the 18th – early 20th cc. …”
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The Avars: A Review of Their Ethnogenesis and History by Emil Heršak, Ana Silić

“…On the basis of a common typology of Eurasian nomadic peoples, the authors see the Avars as a complex group, composed of many ethnic fragments: Heftalites and various Central Asian Iranian groupings that were assimilated by the Oguric Turks, the descendents of the Huns, possibly some Mongolic elements tied to the original Rouran, the Pontic Bulgars, and perhaps some Ugric populations. …”
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Siberian Animal Style: Stylistic Features as Generic Indication by Elena Fiodorovna Korolkova

“…This paper is devoted to the problems of differentiation of stylistic variants in the common phenomenon of the so-called Scythian and Siberian animal styles, which is one of the main distinctive features of Eurasian nomadic art. The animal style is a concept of more scale than an artistic style proper which distinguishes with some formal characteristics and depends directly on generic traditions and ethnic and cultural roots of art. …”
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