КЕРАМИКА НЕОЛИТА - ЭПОХИ БРОНЗЫ НИЖНЕГО ТЕЧЕНИЯ Р. КАЗЫР

• Main Author: ЛЕОНТЬЕВ С.Н.
• Format: Text
• Language: unknown
• Published: Федеральное государственное бюджетное образовательное учреждение высшего образования «Иркутский национальный исследовательский технический университет» 2008
• Subjects: Tuva; taiga
• Online Access: http://cyberleninka.ru/article/n/keramika-neolita-epohi-bronzy-nizhnego-techeniya-r-kazyr; http://cyberleninka.ru/article_covers/16962738.png

This article is devoted to analysis of pottery found on sites Taiaty III-IV and Kamenushka on lower part of Kazyr River near from settlement Taiaty (Karatuz-sky region of Krasnoyarsky krai). The received results allow to conclusion that there were three different ceramic traditions during the whole Neolithic Bronze Age. The first tradition is related with northern taiga area of Tuva and presented by vessels very similar with pottery of Upper YeniseyNeolithic and «Okunevsky» levels of site Toora-Dash. Second one presented by fragments of vessels with shaded surface and has the East Siberian origin and, probably, genetically related with ancient cultures of Angara and Cisbaikalia. Third ceramic tradition is delineated conditionally because of cultural non-homogeneity of pottery fragments. There are some pottery vessels which maker occurred in Lower Kazyr from neighboring Minusa hollow in Late Neolithic, Okunevo Time). This article is devoted to analysis of pottery found on sites Taiaty III-IV and Kamenushka on lower part of Kazyr River near from settlement Taiaty (Karatuz-sky region of Krasnoyarsky krai). The received results allow to conclusion that there were three different ceramic traditions during the whole Neolithic Bronze Age. The first tradition is related with northern taiga area of Tuva and presented by vessels very similar with pottery of Upper YeniseyNeolithic and «Okunevsky» levels of site Toora-Dash. Second one presented by fragments of vessels with shaded surface and has the East Siberian origin and, probably, genetically related with ancient cultures of Angara and Cisbaikalia. Third ceramic tradition is delineated conditionally because of cultural non-homogeneity of pottery fragments. There are some pottery vessels which maker occurred in Lower Kazyr from neighboring Minusa hollow in Late Neolithic, Okunevo Time).