Publisher: Нижневартовский государственный университет

Proceedings in Archaeology and History of Ancient and Medieval Black Sea Region

Материалы по археологии и истории античного и средневекового Причерноморья

Frequency: 1 issues / Country: Russian Federation

Materialy po arkheologii i istorii antichnogo i srednevekovogo Prichernomor'ya, Proceedings in Archaeology and History of Ancient and Medieval Black Sea Region, acronym — MAIASP (former name — Materialy po arkheologii i istorii antichnogo i srednevekovogo Kryma, Materials in Archaeology and History of Ancient and Medieval Crimea, acronym — MAIASK) is an international multilingual peer-reviewed academic journal, published with aim to cover topical issues of archaeology, history, numismatics, sigillography and epigraphy of Black Sea Region and as well as adjacent territories.

The journal is published under the aegis of Russian Association of Classical scholars.

Journal is published by Cimmeria Publishing. Its E-ISSN 2713-2021.

The journal is published annually original articles in Russian and English. All the papers are supplemented by abstracts in English and Russian.

The history of Byzantine Taurica on the basis of numismatic data

История византийской Таврики по данным нумизматики

Author(s): Mikhail M. Choref / Language(s): Russian

Keywords: Byzantium; Taurica; history; numismatics; coin production technology

“Cave” Monastery near of the South Gate of Chufut Kale

«Пещерный» монастырь у Южных ворот Чуфут-Кале

Author(s): Mikhail M. Choref,Mikhail Ya. Choref,Ch.Sh. Choref / Language(s): Russian

Keywords: Byzantium; history of Taurica; “mountain towns”; Chufut Kale; “cave” monastery

In this study purpose be setting to get answer on very important question at medieval history of the Crimea. We tried to date the time of origin a “cave” monastery. The object of study became rock complex near South gate of Chufut-Kale. Now we found out that, on this territory was early medieval monastery and we can to identity its outline and period of existence. This book for professional historians, students, regional specialists and all interested of late antiquity and medieval Crimea.

The oldest ethnic history of Ugrians according to the data of onomastics and written sources I thousand CE

Древнейшая этническая история угров по данным ономастики и письменных источников I тыс. н.э.

Author(s): Valerij P. Yailenko / Language(s): Russian

Keywords: Ugrians Huns-Gundurs Mongolia migrations South Ural North Pontus Middle Volga Magyars

This is a historical-philological investigation of ancient and early medieval history of the Ugrians. Besideusually used information of the Byzantine, Arab and Persian writers there are also involved the data of hydronymyand ethnic names, which permits to see the problems in question from new point of view. An early history of theUgrians is deeply connected with the Huns and begins in Mongolia before new era. The ethnic name of the HunsGundursis Ugrian. Then they and other Ugrians have migrated to the West ‒ firstly to the South Ural region, thento North Caucasus region. From the VII century has arisen the ethnic name of the Ugrians itself, from the first halfof the IX century the name of the Magyars between the rivers Don and South Bug; the Arab and Persian writersknew also Huns-Gundurs as certain people v.n.n.d.r. Then both the Magyars and the v.n.n.d.r have migrated to theDanube region. Another group of the Magyars has migrated from the rivers Emba and Jaik to the Volga-Kamaregion near the IX century. The ethnic name of the Turcic Bashkirs has originated from the name of the Magyars.This monograph intends for the historians and philologists in Finno-Ugristic, also is recommended to thestudents and regional historians.

Ancient and Medieval Crimea. Iss. 1

Древний и Средневековый Крым. Вып. 1

Author(s): / Language(s): Russian