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Impact of the Environment on Human

Migration in Eurasia

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Series IV: Earth and Environmental Sciences – Vol. 42

Impact of the Environment on

Human Migration in Eurasia

edited by

E. Marian Scott

University of Glasgow, U.K.

Andrey Yu. Alekseev

State Hermitage Museum,

St. Petersburg, Russia

and

Ganna Zaitseva

Institute of History of Material Culture, RAS,

St. Petersburg, Russia

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

List of Contributors ............................................................. ix

Foreword ………………………………………………………… xi

Section 1 : Archaeology

1. Chronology and cultural affinity of the kurgan Arzhan-2 complex

according to archaeological data

K. Chugunov, H. Parzinger, A. Nagler…………………………………1

2. Some chronological problems of European Scythia: archaeology

and radiocarbon

A.Yu Alekseev ………………………………………………..…….....9

3 Migrations of early nomads of the Eurasian steppe in a context of

climatic changes

N. Bokovenko………………………………………….………….…...21

4. The Northern Black Sea steppes in the Cimmerian epoch

S. Makhortykh…………………………………………………………35

Section 2: Chronology

5. Radiocarbon, the calibration curve and Scythian chronology.

J. van der Plicht………………………………………….….……….45

6. The occupation history of the southern Eurasian steppe during the

Holocene: chronology, the calibration curve and methodological

problems of the Scythian chronology.

G.I. Zaitseva, and B van Geel.............................................................63

7. 14 C dating of the Siberian Steppe Zone from Bronze Age to

Scythian time.

J. Gorsdorf, H. Parzinger, A. Nagler……………….……….………83

8. North-west Caspian Sea steppe: environment and migration

crossroads of pastoral culture population during the third

millennium BC.

N.I. Shishlina……………………………………….……………..…91

9. Chronology of Pazyryk 2 and Ulandryk 4 kurgans based on high

resolution radiocarbon dating and dendrochronology - a step

towards more precise dating of Scythian burials.

I. Hajdas, G Bonani, I Y.Slusarenko, M Seifert……….………..…107

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