Initial “Kizil-Koba” monuments of the Southwestern and Southeastern Crimea: problems of chronology and continuity (11th–10th centuries BC)
https://doi.org/10.18384/2949-5164-2024-5-139-151
Abstract
Aim. To highlight the chronological horizons of the monuments of the Mountainous Crimea of the epochs of the end of the Late Bronze Age – the beginning of the Early Iron Age.
Methodology. A comparative typological method is used to develop the chronology. The monuments of the Mountainous Crimea are synchronized with the cultures of the Northern Black Sea region of the Late Bronze Age – Early Iron Age.
Results. During the analysis of the materials, it turned out that the monuments of the Mountainous Crimea make up two chronological horizons: 11th–10th centuries BC (Belozersky period) and 8th–7th centuries BC (horizon of the early Kizil-Koba culture). It is suggested that there is a chronological gap between them.
Research implications. The results obtained are important for the development of the problem of the genesis of the Kizil-Koba culture of the Mountainous Crimea.
About the Author
N. D. Luchinsky
Institute of Archaeology Russian Academy of Sciences
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Nikolay D. Luchinsky – Member of Institute,
ul. Dmitry Ulyanova 19, Moscow 117292
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