The State of Microbial Communities in Paleosoils of the Solonetz Complex on the Severnye Yergeni Upland as Indicator of Climate Humidity in the Mid-Sarmatian Age (1st Century AD) by Khomutova Tatyana E., Demkina Tatyana S., Kashirskaya Natalya N., Demkin Vitaliy A.

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Akinakai de tip Soloha în contextul unei noi descoperiri de la Nistrul de Jos by Denis TOPAL, Stanislav ŢERNA, Sergiu POPOVICI

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Burial sites as a source of facial reconstruction of the indigenous population from the river Ket basin (XV–XVII AD) by Bobrova A.I., Alekseeva E.A.

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The Nomadic Population of the Steppe Trans-Volga Region of the Scythian Period in the Context of Interaction with the Nomads of the Southern Urals by Myshkin Vladimir Nikolaevich

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Gold Temporal Pendants with Openwork Beads as a Link Between Two Mound Burial Grounds of East Ciscaucasia (Lvovsky Pervyi-2; Palasa-Syrt) by Lyudmila B. Gmyrya

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On the Muroma Female Costume Based on Materials from Burial 57 of Podbolotyevsky Burial Ground by Zelentsova Olga V., Saprykina Irina A.

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Semikolennyy kurgan near the Cossack village Tul’skaya with the finds of Greek bronze vessels of the 6th — 5th centuries BCE. To the question of the origin of the “Maikop Treasure”... by Mikhail Treister

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К символике образа оленя в скифо-сибирском зверином стиле: по материалам Филипповского кургана №1 by Тютюгина, Н.В.

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On the Weapons Used by Sarmatians in Close Combats by Vladislav I. Mamontov

“…This item was found in the burial mound Verbovsky I, mound 5, burial 1. The findings also include a dagger (22 cm), two combat knives (more than 35 cm in length), a small wooden shield covered with leather, an ax on a long wooden handle, a heavy tip of “scrap” (the burial mound Pervomaisky VII, mound 40, burial 5), a wedge-shaped ax (the burial mound Verbovsky I, mound 5, burial 1), an iron ax (the burial mound Pervomaisky VII, mound 9, burial 3), an iron hook with a bushing (the burial mound Ilyevka, mound 12, burial 1). …”
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The Dynamics of Anthropological Types of the Sarmatian Population That Left Staritsa Kurgan Cemetery by Mariya A. Balabanova

“…The paper presents the intergroup analysis made by the canonical method aimed at determining variability of anthropological types in chronological groups of the Sarmatian population that left Staritsa burial mound. For this purpose, digital information on 44 male and 30 female series including all three stages of Sarmatian culture from the burial mounds of the Lower Volga region was studied. …”
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Assessing human diet and movement in the Tongan maritime chiefdom using isotopic analyses. by Christina Stantis, Rebecca L Kinaston, Michael P Richards, Janet M Davidson, Hallie R Buckley

“…The first burial mound (To-At-1) was classified by some archaeologists as a commoner's mound while the second burial mound (To-At-2) was possibly used for interment of the chiefly class. …”
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Сhronology of Early Scythian Complexes in the Insular Area of the Don River Delta by Mikhail Yu. Rusakov

“…The paper deals with the chronology of Early Scythian burial complexes as well as random finds ofthe same period from the insular area of the Don river delta. 4 Early Scythian burials are known at the moment: Malakhov Erik II burial complex which is dated by the author to the first half of the 6th century BC on the basis of analysis of the funeral set; burial 108 of the Krest burial mound dating back to the end of the 7th – beginning of the 6th centuries BC on the basis of the analogies of the quiver set; burial 9 of barrow 136 of the Elizavetovskiy burial mound dating back to the first half of the 6th century BC, according to its stratigraphy, burial rite and grave goods; and burial 10 of barrow 136 from the same burial mound dating back to the end of the 7th century BC, according to the grave goods. …”
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Continuity and Innovations in the Middle Sarmatian and Late Sarmatian Cultures (Based on the Materials of Staritsa Kurgan Cemetery) by Mikhail V. Krivosheev, Mariya A. Balabanova, Anatoliy S. Skripkin

“…This article considers the issues of continuity and innovations in the middle and late Sarmatian cultures on the materials of Staritsa burial mound. The burial mound was dug out in the 60s of the 20th century by archaeological expedition under the leadership of V.P. …”
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New Cases of Symbolic Trepanation from the Medieval Period Discovered in the Space between Prut and Dniester by Angela Simalcsik

“…In this paper, we propose to the scientific community of the domain four new symbolic trepanation cases, discovered in the space between Pruth and Dniester, namely in the medieval flat necropolis of Lozova-La hotar cu Vornicenii (Grave no.77), in the burial mound no.1 from Ciumai (Grave no.9), in the burial mound no.8 from Cimişlia (Grave no.5) and in the burial mound no.12 (Movila Gologan) from Crihana Veche (Grave no.7). …”
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Burial Complex of the 1st Century AD from Kovalyovka Kurgan Gemetery by Aleksandr N. D’jachenko, Mikhail V. Krivosheev

“…In the peripheral part of the burial mound, an interesting Middle Sarmatian female burial was investigated. …”
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Headdress of the 4th Century A.D. from Mokino Burial Ground by Pereskokov Mikhail L., Dotkin Konstantin V., Yakimova Daria A.

“…The paper considers the remains of the only known female headdress of the late stage of Glyadenovo culture discovered in burial 264 of Mokino burial mound in the vicinity of Perm. The structure of the organic remains of the headdress, design features, as well as the arrangement and fastening of its metal parts were studied, and its type and reconstruction options were determined. …”
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Zoomorphic Jug from the Village Sidory (the Lower Volga Region). To the Problem of Ceramic Import from the Kuban Region by Boris A. Raev

“…In 1959, the Astrakhan expedition excavated barrow 2 of the Koroleva mogila burial mound near the village Sidory of the Volgograd region. …”
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SURVEY OF ANCIENT TOMB-LIKE TOPOGRAPHY IN THE NORTH CAPE OF ORONO-SHIMA ISLAND －ORIGINS OF THE ANCIENT TOMB SYSTEM IN JAPAN?－ by T. Yamaguchi, S. Ogawa, T. Moriyama, Y. Taniguchi, H. Shiraishi, T. Koga

“…However, large-scale ruins and burial mounds are not known on Orono-shima Island until now. …”
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The Items of Armament and Horse Harness of Early Scythian Culture, Found near the Alekseevsky Hamlet of the Stavropol Region by Yuriy A. Prokopenko

“…The earliest monuments (beginning – the first quarter of the 7th century BC) are represented with the complex from the Uashkhitu barrow, items from the burial located on the Chishkho hill, complex from the Endzha barrow; then the items from the Alekseevsky hamlet and inventory from barrow 524 near the Zhabotin village; then the complexes from barrow 1 and barrow 2 of the Khadzhokh burial mound; then the materials from barrow 9 of the burial mound near the hamlet of Krasnoe znamya (end of the second quarter – third quarter of the 7th century BC).…”
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Burial of a warrior of the Rouran period from Northern Altai by Seregin N.N., Tishkin A.A., Matrenin S.S., Parshikova T.S.

“…The complex of elements of ritual practice indicates that the burial mound belongs to the previously identified Dialyan burial tradition of the Altai population of the end of the 1st mil. …”
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