Библиографическое описание:Керамические комплексы Усть-Ковинского геоархеологического района в Нижнем Приангарье (по материалам работ 2008-2011 годов) : научное издание / Н. И. Дроздов [и др.]. - Текст : непосредственный // Вестник Новосибирского государственного университета. Серия: История, филология = Vestnik Novosibirskogo Gosudarstvennogo Universiteta, Seriya: Istoriya, Filologiya. - 2021. - Т. 20, № 5. - С. 69-81. - ISSN 1818-7919, DOI 10.25205/1818-7919-2021-20-5-69-81.
Аннотация:В результате анализа керамической коллекции памятников приустьевого участка р. Ковы выделен ряд культурно-хронологических групп. Преобладает средневековая керамика, включающая сосуды усть-ковинского типа, посуду, украшенную тонкими налепными и обмазочными валиками, а также гребенчатым орнаментом. Период раннего железного века представлен керамикой цэпаньской культуры, сосудами со жгутиковыми и тонкими валиками, оформленными пальцевыми защипами. К бронзовому веку отнесена морфологически разнородная «жемчужно-рубчатая» посуда. Среди неолитической керамики отмечены сосуды с техническим декором «сетка-плетенка», в том числе аплинского типа, керамика посольского и усть-бельского типов, а также посуда, близкая к серовской. При рассмотрении пространственного распределения керамики отмечается тенденция к смещению зон организации стоянок с ангарского берега в неолите и бронзовом веке на правый берег р. Ковы в последующие эпохи.
<i>Purpose</i>. As a result of preparations for the flooding of the Boguchan Hydroelectric Power Station reservoir bed, the Lower Angara region has witnessed increased activity as an archeological source base in recent years. It initiated the development of studies on the taxonomy of pottery traditions, both in the region and in adjacent territories, their chronology and interaction models. A number of informative archaeological sites at the estuary of the Kova River were excavated in large-scale horizontal exposures. Morphological analysis of the most informative part of the collection of surveys of 2008-2011, its comparative studies and the subsequent analysis of the spatial and stratigraphic context of the wares were the object of this paper. <i>Results</i>. A number of pottery groups were identified and their cultural-chronological attribution was proposed. Pottery of the Middle Ages predominate - Ust’-Kova type vessels, wares decorated with thin and smearing cordons, combed decorated pottery. The period of the Early Iron Age is represented by the Tsepan’ culture pottery, vessels with ‘wisp’ cordons and thin cordons decorated with finger pinches. Morphologically heterogeneous ‘pearl-ribbed’ pottery is attributed to the Bronze Age. Among the Neolithic ceramics, ‘net-impressed’ pottery (including the Aplin type), wares of Posol’sk and Ust’-Belaya types, as well as vessels close to Serovo pottery were presented. The complexes of the Early Iron Age - the Middle Ages have little information content due to the fact that the upper culture-bearing sediments are largely disturbed. There is a tendency toward a shift of site zones from the Angara coast in the Neolithic and Bronze Age to the right bank of the Kova River in subsequent periods. <i>Conclusion</i>. The collection includes wares dating from the Neolithic to the ‘Russian’ time. Conclusions about the information content of materials of cultural layers for further research are made. A subsequent collation of observations on settlement location trends will be able to reveal mobility patterns among carriers of various pottery traditions.
Purpose. As a result of preparations for the flooding of the Boguchan Hydroelectric Power Station reservoir bed, the Lower Angara region has witnessed increased activity as an archeological source base in recent years. It initiated the development of stud
