Oxford : Osprey Publishing, 2013. - 48 p. From the 7th to the 8th centuries AD, a newly arrived nomadic people appeared in the Middle Volga region of what is now Russia from the south. The name of these Bulgar tribes was first recorded in Byzantine Greek sources. They came from the steppes immediately north of, and around, the Sea of Azov, and their material culture was closely...
Ljubljana: Institut za arheologijo ZRC SAZU, Zalozba ZRC, 2013. - 199 p. Method of analysis The development of individual villages Local inhabitants of Bled in the second half of the 11th century Landowners in the Bled area from the 11th to the 15th century Edlings of the 15th century Zupans of the Bled area from the 12th to the 15th century Mountain pastures of the Bled area...
Krise und Transformation. Wien. 2011. - p. 1-81 In more than 1000 years of history, the Byzantine Empire experienced several severe times of crisis which brought it almost to the point of destruction. Yet, Byzantium proved to be one of the most resilient polities of medieval Europe and endured; even after the loss of its capital to the Crusaders of 1204, Byzantine statehood and...
Cambridge: Harvard University Press. Harvard Ukrainian studies. Vol. VI. Number 4, December 1982. — p. 428-476
It was one of the originators of French sinology, Joseph Deguignes (1721-1800), who in 1748 first put the question of the ethnic origin of the Huns on a scholarly level. Since that time, historians, philologists, and, later, also archaeologists and ethnographers have...
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9. UNESCO Chair in Intercultural Dialogue. Tbilisi University Press, 2012. - 105-106 pp.
The presented article is devoted to a special comparative study of similar tendencies existing in the artistic crafts of the famous Trialeti Culture of the developed, II phase of the Middle Bronze Age.
Историко-этнографический журнал, Симферополь.
Журнал о Крыме и крымских татарах.
Николаенко Д. - Формирование крымского мифа в СССР. Из книги "Рефлексия о советском пространстве и времени. Очерки советской исторической и географической науки"
Куртиев Р. - История формирования этнического ядра крымтатарского народа
Эминов Р. - Крымское ханство: проблемы изучения и...
Washington: University Press of America, 1983. — 1043 p. "We assumed that a rich state would win a war. This has never been true. The rich states throughout history have been able to defend their positions only if they saw the relationship between wealth and power and kept prepared (for war)." The Human Condition and Security. Security and Power. The Elements of Power. The...
Монография. — Stanford: Hoover Press Publication, 2001. — 366 p. In this comprehensive survey of Estonian history, Toivo Raun places recent events into historical perspective with up-to-date analysis of the process leading to the restoration of Estonian independence in 1991 and the country's post-communist transition in the 1990s. He stresses the role of Estonia's strategic...
Budapest : Central European University Press, 1999. - 566 p. This book is a modified and extended version of «A honfoglaló Magyar nép» (The conquering Magyar people) which appeared in 1996. Part one. A methodological introduction and the sources I. Introduction Terminology, methods. Chronology and chronological assumptions. The role of the natural sciences in establishing...
London : Swan Sonnenschein & Co., 1891. - 706 p.
There is no doubt that the book is one of the most original and valuable contributions to the study of Teutonic Mythology that have appeared since the great work of Grimm.
l. Introduction.
A. The Ancient Aryans.
B. Ancient Teutondom (Germanien).
2.
A. Mediaeval Migration Sagas.
B. Reminiscences in the popular traditions...
Монография. — Tartu University Press, 2006. — 297 p.
The articles in this volume should be of interest to scholars working on historical Uralistics and Slavistics as well as to those scholars who study the ethnic history of North Russia from the point of view of history, archaeology, folklore etc. Also, those scholars who st udy linguistic substrate from a general linguistic...
Thames & Hudson Ltd, London, 2013. - 784 p.
The aim of this volume is to provide an authoritative guide to those 3 million years, in a way that is accessible both to beginning students in archaeology and anthropology and to any interested reader; the book assumes no prior knowledge of the field of prehistory.
Introduction: The Study of the Human Past.
Part I. The evolution...
Missoula: The University of Montana. Dissertation presented in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Anthropology.
This dissertation explores the prehistory of Mongolia during a time when nomadic tribes created the world’s first steppe empire in Inner Asia. These aggregated tribes, known to Chinese historians as Xiongnu, ruled from the...
Ed. M. Stachowski. — Kraków : Jagiellonian University Press, 1996. — 192 p. Articles Arveiller R. - Franςais cresson . Maciuszak K. - Notes on etymology of the New Persian colour names. Manczak W. - Les etymons protogermaniques sont-ils en * -z ou en * -s ? Manczak W. - Etymologie de l'anglais rat . Manczak-Wohlfeld E. - The influence of English on the language of Polish...
Ed. М. Stachowski. — Kraków : Jagiellonian University Press, 1997. — 331 p. Anikin A.E. - Semantics and phraseology in the «Etymological Dictionary of the Russian Dialects of Siberia». Berta A. - künäš und quńaš . Blazek V. - Altaic numerals. Blasing U. - Irano-Turcica: Westiranisches Wortgut im türkeitürkischen Dialektmaterial. Helimski E. - Два шиша: Turkic šiš(ik) and Fennic...
Ed. M. Stachowski. — Kraków : Jagiellonian University Press, 1998. — 196 p.
Articles
Bammesberger A. - Die Herleitung von lateinisch morbus .
Jankowski H. - Etymology of the Polish-Lithuanian-Byelorussian Tatar name Lehimberdi .
Maciuszak K. - New Persian nān 'bread' and its reflexes in Siberian languages.
Manczak W. - Étymologie de l'allemand Mann .
Miller R.A. -...
Ed. Stachowski M. — Kraków : Jagiellonian University Press, 1999. — 206 p.
Articles
Berta A. - Zur Etymologie des tü. čok 'viel, sehr'.
Blažek V. - Indo-European 'thousand'.
Bochnakowa A. - Origine de quelques mots romans ou effets de Г agglutination et de la deglutination.
Dombrowski B.W.W. - On Eblaitic quqiyanwn and Sumerian and Afro-Asiatic nomenclatures for birds...
Ed. Stachowski M. — Kraków : Jagiellonian University Press, 2000. — 207 p. Articles Bammesberger A. - Urgermanisch * mann -: Etymologie und Wortbildung. Hagers S. - The attributive and conclusive forms of modem Japanese and Ryukyuan dialects in a historical perspective. Helimski E. - On probable Tungus-Manchurian origin of the Buyla inscription from Nagy-Szentmiklós...
Ed. Stachowski M. — Kraków : Jagiellonian University Press, 2001. — 192 p.
Agyagási K. - Zur Geschichte der tscheremissischen -lai-lä - und der tschuwaschischen -lla/-lle - Adverbialsuffixe.
Bläsing U. - Arm. p'ilunc' vs. laz. bilonc- , grg. blenc- . Ein Beitrag zu den Bezeichnungen von Famen (Pteropsida) im Kaukasus und Anatolien.
Futaky I. - Bemerkungen zur Herkunft...
Ed. Stachowski M. — Kraków : Jagiellonian University Press, 2002. — 206 p. Articles Bläsing U. - Pflanzennamen im Kumükischen, I. Fraxinus und Acer. Knüppel M. - Zur XIV. Mondstation susak ~ šušak im Uigurischen. Loma A. - Aus der skythisch-sakischen 1 .ehnwortforschung. Maciuszak K. - The names of seasons of the year in Iranian languages. Maciuszak K. - How do Iranians love?...
Ed. M. Stachowski. — Kraków : Jagiellonian University Press, 2003. — 187 p.
Anikin A.E. - Einige Anmerkungen zu den urtschuktschisch-kamtschadalischen Rekonstrukten von O. A. Mudrak (mit Bezug auf russische Daten).
Dombrowski B.W.W. - Eblaitic. A study towards the grammar of the Semitic language used in most ancient Ebla - a demonstration of the usefulness of etymology and...
Ed. M. Stachowski. — Kraków : Jagiellonian University Press, 2004. — 204 p. Articles Berta A., Homoki-Nagy M. - Ein ungarischer rechts-historischer Terminus türkischen Ursprungs: harom 'Vieh, Rind; Vermogen'. Bläsing U. - Drei mongolische Pflanzennamen in Plantae novae ex herbario et schedis defuncti Botanici Ioannis Sievers, descriptae a P.S. Pallas. Janhunen J. - From Choson...
Ed. М. Stachowski. — Kraków : Jagiellonian University Press, 2005. — 246 p. Agyagási K. - A Volga-Bulgarian loan-word in Mari dialects: šəˆrča 'glass bead'. Aydemir H. - The main pillars of the Turkic rhotacism-zetacism, I. sämiz-, sämir-, sämri-, semre- . Bläsing U. - Türkeitürkisch şelfin und Armenisch šlfōn : Bemerkungen zur Etymologie und Verbreitung eines Dialektterminus...
Ed. М. Stachowski. — Kraków : Jagiellonian University Press, 2006. — 205 p. Articles Babik Z. - Old Prussian (Stroyfles) (E 582) 'flat fish' - a vestige of Indo-European * stro - 'to spread'? Euler W. - Indogermanisch, Indohethitisch und Indouralisch Uberlegungen zu fnihesten Sprachaufgliederungen. Gliwa B. - Lit. pelynas, garstycios , apr. garkity - Slavismen oder baltisches...
Ed. М. Stachowski. — Kraków : Jagiellonian University Press, 2007. — 206 p. Alonso de la Fuente J.A. - Once again on Ainu kaco and Nivx qcas/-xas . Billé P. - Remarques sur le nom des tinamous . Gacek T. - Computer terminology in the Tajik language. Gliwa B. - Zur Etymologie von litauisch gõjus 'Hain' und rõjus 'Paradies' sowie slawisch * gajь und * rajь . Janhunen J. - On the...
Ed. М. Stachowski. — Kraków : Jagiellonian University Press, 2008. — 207 p. Studies on proper names Anreiter P. - Die Stationen in Tirol auf der Pilgerreise des Arnold von Harff. Babik Z. - Historische Quellenforschung und philologisch-linguistische Analyse bei toponomastischen Untersuchungen (eine Polemik mit E. Kowalczyk). Gacek T. - The artificial meaningful toponyms in the...
Ed. М. Stachowski. — Kraków : Jagiellonian University Press, 2009. — 312 p. This volume is dedicated to the memory of Professor Eugene Helimski. Аникин А.Е. - Вместо некролога: из воспоминаний о E.A. Xелимском. Knüppel M. - Erinnerungen an einen großen Sibiristen - zum Tode von E.A. Helimski. Widmer A. - Erinnerung an Eugen Helimski. Stachowski M. - Eugen Helimskis Materialien...
Ed. М. Stachowski. — Kraków : Jagiellonian University Press, 2010. — 184 p. Position and needs of etymology Aapala K., Koponen E., Ruppel K. - Überblick über die Geschichte, den gegenwärtigen Stand und die Zukunftsperspektiven der etymologischen Forschung des Saamischen (Lappischen) in Finnland. Hofstra T. - Etymologische Forschung in den Niederlanden. Knuppel M. - Stand und...
Ed. М. Stachowski. — Kraków : Jagiellonian University Press, 2011. — 207 p. Articles Fałowski A. - The East-Slavonic sorok '40' revisited. Knüppel M. - Noch einmal zur Herkunft von serbokroatisch čêrga ~ čȅrga '(kleines) Zelt, Teppich etc.' Le Feuvre C. - Gr. τρυγών 'I. turtledove; II. stingray (fish)': one word or two words? Leschber C. - Lehnwege einiger Orientalismen und...
Ed. М. Stachowski. — Kraków : Jagiellonian University Press, 2012. — 197 p. Articles Diensberg B. - Phonological aspects of the integration of Romance loans in English. Euler W. - Die Rolle von Etymologie und Grammatik in Sprachentwicklung und Sprachverwandtschaft – Gesetzmäßigkeiten und Regeln. Janhunen J. - Etymological and ethnohistorical aspects of the Yenisei. Knuppel M. -...
Ed. М. Stachowski. — Kraków : Jagiellonian University Press, 2013. — 195 p. Articles Considine J. - English guides to etymology from Skeat to Durkin Dębowiak P. - Le fou est-il vraiment fou? Les noms des figures d’échecs dans les langues romanes Gąsiorowski P. - Gruit grus : The Indo-European names of the crane Jacques G. - La racine *ueh 2 - en Sanskrit : vāma-, vāra-°, vayati...
Asia Research Institute. Working Paper Series. No. 44, June 2005, Singapore. - P. 81
The significance of the Uighur presence in history, especially during the Tang period, is reflected in the ample information on them recorded in Chinese historical sources. Apart from Chinese records, Arab, Persian and European medieval sources also give references to the Uighur of the later...
Scientific project. — Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 2011. — 106 p.
While previous studies dedicated to Judeo-Slavic dialogue considered Jews and Slavs as two separate entities divided by religious, social, cultural, ethnic, and linguistic barriers, this research group will operate on an opposite assumption—that the barriers between Jews and Slavs were porous, that religious...
Washington: The Barnes Review. May/June 2003, Volume IX, Number3. — p. 71-73. What was the ethnicity of the man who was one of the top mass murderers of all time, the man responsible for the deaths of an estimated 30 million people within the Soviet Union? Certainly he hailed from the Caucasus region. But was Josef Stalin a Georgian, as most establishment opinion molders would...
European Association of Archaeologists, Institute of Archaeology CAS, Praha, 2013 Reports Becker S.N. - The materiality of religious discourse in Late Bronze and Early Iron Age Central Europe: A study of birds on bronzes. Reshetova I. - Trephination cases from the Early Bulgarian population (Saltovo-Mayaki culture). Sofaer J., Stig-Sørensen M.-L., Vicze M. - Notes from a Bronze...
London : London School of Economics and Political Science. Journal of Global History (2009) 4, pp. 191–217 Between 3000 BCE and 1800 CE there were more than sixty "mega-empires" that, at the peak, controlled an area of at least one million square kilometres. What were the forces that kept together such huge pre-industrial states? I propose a model for one route to mega-empire,...
Cambridge University Press, 2008. — 920 p.
The Ch'in and Han periods have been closely studied by historians from very early times. Quite justly it has been seen as one of the peaks of Chinese achievement.
Introduction ( Loewe M. )
The state and empire of Ch'in ( Bodde D. )
The Former Han dynasty ( Loewe M. )
Wang Mang, the restoration of the Han dynasty, and Later Han (...
Сборник тезисов к докладам. — Махачкала: ИИЯЛ Дагестанского филиала АН СССР, 1975. — 132 с. Любин В.П. Мустьерские культуры Северного Кавказа. Тешев М. Открытие местонахождений каменного века в Туапсинском районе Краснодарского края. Амирханов Х.А. . О соотношении чохской культуры и прикаспийских пямятников южного Туркменистана. Марковин В.И. Хронология дольменных памятников...
Delft: University of Leiden, Master's Thesis, 2013. The Xiongnu. Graves as monuments. Interpreting material culture in mortuary contexts. Evidence for the reopening of graves. Discussion.
Budapest: Hungarian Studies Review, Vol. XXVIII, Nos. 1-2 (2001). - p. 73-92
Under Stephen's rule Hungary would be converted to Christianity and the Christian Church would be organized in the country. With the help of the legends of the times, by the end of the eleventh century the memory of Stephen (by then canonized and referred to as Saint Stephen) as the man who had forced...
Studia Academica Šumenensia. The University of Shumen Press, Shumen, 2014. - 164 p. Atanasov G. - The portrait of Flavius Aetius (390-454) from Durostorum (Silistra) inscribed on a consular diptych from Monza. Milosavljevic M. - And now, what’s going to happen to us without barbarians? Bondoc D., Cojoc M. - German discoveries at Sucidava-Celei in the 6th century. Blazejewski A....
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1970. — 435 p. The survey of early Slav history in this book covers roughly the period AD 500- 1200. It is primarily a narrative describing how the various Slav peoples entered Christendom, moved by the currents reaching each of them from outside and guided by the great men who most furthered the transformation. I. The Slavs in the...
Helsinki: Fennoscandia archaeologica XIV. 1997. — pp. 21-30
The author advances a theory on the movement of the language boundary between the Finno- Ugric and Indo-European languages in eastern Europe during approximately the last 8000 years. The language boundary was presumably ’’originally” on the Black Sea and has moved northwards ever since. It first followed the spread of...
Helsinki: SKY Journal of Linguistics, vol. 19. 2006. — pp. 97-108
In order to give valid answers to questions like ''Who are the Finns?'' and ''Where did the Finns come from?'' it is not sufficient to consider exclusively the Finns; it is of vital importance to consider also the genetic, linguistic and cultural relationships of the Finns to many other populations of their...
Academic dissertation, University of Helsinki, Helsinki 2005, Multiprint Oy, P.307
The Khitan were an ancient ethnic group who lived on the upper course of the Liao River located in Manchuria, exactly in the basin of the modern Shira Muren and Laoha Rivers. The earliest records on the Khitan in the Chinese historical sources can be traced back to the beginning of the Northern Wei...
Article // University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 2013. - 35 p. A recent study of genetic variation in southeastern European populations also proposed a Khazarian origin for Ashkenazi Jews, eliciting considerable criticism from other scholars investigating Jewish ancestry who favor a Near Eastern origin of Ashkenazi populations. This paper re-examines the genetic data and...
Article // Studia Mythologica Slavica Vol. II, Ljubljana, 1999. - p. 47-76
The article attempts to address the common notion in the English speaking world that the pre-Christian Slavic religion was basically animalistic. And, that personified and anthropomorphic Slavonic deities, known from medieval sources, were a foreign invention. In particular this article focuses on the...
Article // Studia Mythologica Slavica Vol. IV, Ljubljana, 2001. - p. 81-96
The article explores the question o f how the pagan Polabian Slavs could perceive Christianity at the time o f its expansion to the East. An attempt is made here to distance ourselves from our Christian background, and to analyse how other people can see beliefs that we often have no doubts about...
Article // Collegium medievale (Society for Medieval Studies) Vol.
16. Oslo, 2003. - p. 5-36
The Western Slavs once occupied the territory more or less corresponding to the former state of East Germany that is the area roughly between the Oder-Neisse and Elbe-Saale rivers. They are usually called the Polabian Slavs or Wends. They were the westernmost group of the Western Slavs...
Article // International Journal of Central Asian Studies, Volume 4 (1999)
The Magyars are recognized to have migrated from the East, but the location of their ancestral homes, their ethnic makeup, the precise time of, and reasons for their westward movement are all unknown.