Classification of the Burial Complex of Burial Ground Ngyrynda II: clasps and removable decorations
Journal: Povolzhskaya Arkheologiya (The Volga River Region Archaeology) (Vol.1, No. 27)Publication Date: 2019-03-25
Authors : Gening V.F.; Zhuravleva G.N. Izhevsk Russian Federation;
Page : 150-163
Keywords : archaeology; Udmurt Kama area; Pyany Bor community; Nyrgynda II burial ground; the 3rd century BC – 2nd century AD; classification; removable personal decorations; clasps;
Abstract
Classification results of the adornment and suit accessories from the Nyrgynda II burial ground are represented in the paper. The burial ground was investigated by A.A. Spitsyn (1898) and V.F. Gening (1954, 1968). In total, 268 excavated graves were classified by V.F. Gening as burial complexes of the Piany Bor era. He also made a preliminary description of the resulting artefacts. The adornment and suit accessories have been divided into three categories by the authors. Based on the characteristic features, a clear division of the categories into types, subtypes, and variants was made. At the same time, scientific developments of researchers engaged in and dealing with such issues available today have been taken into account. This article presents only the first two adornment categories because the analyzed material of the burials has a large volume.
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