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Anthropomorphic depictions in Turkmenistan of the Middle Chalcolothic period.

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Anthropomorphic depictions in Turkmenistan of the Middle Chalcolothic period.Description Description SOLOVYOV. Anthropomorphic images Turkmenistan . : . . : : : Archaeologica Varia 2008 . 344 . 84x108 16 (205290 ) 800 . 573 , 14 , . , . IV .. , . Anthropomorphic depictions in Turkmenistan of the middle Chalcolothic period. On materials from the settlements of Ilgynly Depe Author: N. F. Solovyov Languages: Russian Publisher: Faculty of Philology and Arts, St. Petersburg State University Series: Archaeologica Varia 2008



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 SOLOVYOV.Anthropomorphic images Turkmenistan
Антропоморфные изображения Туркменистана поры среднего энеолита. По материалам поселения Илгынлы-депе

Автор: Н. Ф. Соловьева

Языки: Русский

Издательство: Факультет филологии и искусств Санкт-Петербургского государственного университета

Серия: Archaeologica Varia

2008 г.

Дополнительные характеристики
Страниц 344 стр.
Формат 84x108/16 (205х290 мм)
Тираж 800 экз.
Твердый переплет
От производителя
Объектом исследования настоящей работы стала насчитывающая 573 единицы хранения коллекция антропоморфных изображений, собранная в результате 14 лет раскопок энеолитического поселения Илгынлы-депе, расположенного в Юго-Восточном Туркменистане.
Автор вводит в научный оборот новые материалы, представляющие большой интерес для исследований искусства малых форм и мировоззрения первобытных земледельцев.
Хронологические рамки работы охватывают временной промежуток со второй четверти до конца IV тысячелетия до н.э.

Материалы книги могут быть использованы при изучении истории искусства и религии первобытных земледельцев, при чтении лекций для студентов гуманитарных вузов и создании музейных экспозиций.
Anthropomorphic depictions in Turkmenistan of the middle Chalcolothic period.
On materials from the settlements of Ilgynly-Depe

Author: N.F. Solovyov

Languages: Russian

Publisher: Faculty of Philology and Arts, St. Petersburg State University

Series: Archaeologica Varia

2008

Additional Features
Pages 344 pages
Format 84x108/16 (205h290 mm)
Circulation of 800 copies.
Hardcover

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The object of this work was the study there are 573 storage units collection of anthropomorphic images gathered from 14 years of excavations Eneolithic settlement Ilgynly Depe, located in the south-eastern Turkmenistan.
The author introduces a new scholarly materials that are of great interest to study art and philosophy of Small primitive farmers.
Chronological framework works cover the time period from the second quarter to the end of the IV millennium BC

Materials of the book can be used in studying the history of art and religion of primitive agriculturalists, reading lectures for humanitarian institutions and the creation of the museum displays.

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SOLOVYOV.Anthropomorphic images Turkmenistan Антропоморфные изображения Туркменистана поры среднего энеолита. По материалам поселения Илгынлы-депе Автор: Н. Ф. Соловьева Языки: Русский Издательство: Факультет филологии и искусств Санкт-Петербургского государственного университета Серия: Archaeologica Varia 2008 г. Дополнительные характеристики Страниц 344 стр. Формат 84x108/16 (205х290 мм) Тираж 800 экз. Твердый переплет От производителя Объектом исследования настоящей работы стала насчитывающая 573 единицы хранения коллекция антропоморфных изображений, собранная в результате 14 лет раскопок энеолитического поселения Илгынлы-депе, расположенного в Юго-Восточном Туркменистане. Автор вводит в научный оборот новые материалы, представляющие большой интерес для исследований искусства малых форм и мировоззрения первобытных земледельцев. Хронологические рамки работы охватывают временной промежуток со второй четверти до конца IV тысячелетия до н.э. Материалы книги могут быть использованы при изучении истории искусства и религии первобытных земледельцев, при чтении лекций для студентов гуманитарных вузов и создании музейных экспозиций. Anthropomorphic depictions in Turkmenistan of the middle Chalcolothic period. On materials from the settlements of Ilgynly-Depe Author: N.F. Solovyov Languages: Russian Publisher: Faculty of Philology and Arts, St. Petersburg State University Series: Archaeologica Varia 2008 Additional Features Pages 344 pages Format 84x108/16 (205h290 mm) Circulation of 800 copies. Hardcover From the Manufacturer The object of this work was the study there are 573 storage units collection of anthropomorphic images gathered from 14 years of excavations Eneolithic settlement Ilgynly Depe, located in the south-eastern Turkmenistan. The author introduces a new scholarly materials that are of great interest to study art and philosophy of Small primitive farmers. Chronological framework works cover the time period from the second quarter to the end of the IV millennium BC Materials of the book can be used in studying the history of art and religion of primitive agriculturalists, reading lectures for humanitarian institutions and the creation of the museum displays.






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