relationship · rel_srsc1_srubnaya_to_post_srubnaya
rel_srsc1_srubnaya_to_post_srubnaya
Post-Srubnaya complexes emerge through regionally varied continuity, overlap, and reconfiguration rather than one universal break.
Review and provenance
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Research description
Post-Srubnaya complexes emerge through regionally varied continuity, overlap, and reconfiguration rather than one universal break.
Evidence and sources
- contextualizes · contextualizes
The Closing Phase of the Late Bronze Age on the Lower Don (Sites of the Kobiakovo Culture) — E. S. Sharafutdinova (1975)Source linked to relationship record rel_srsc1_srubnaya_to_post_srubnaya.
Locator: Lower Don closing phase - contextualizes · contextualizes
Radiocarbon Chronology of the Bilozerka Culture: Based on Barrows near the Village of Zapovitne (the ‘Stepnoy’ Cemetery) — Vitaliy V. Otroshchenko (2003)Source linked to relationship record rel_srsc1_srubnaya_to_post_srubnaya.
Locator: North Pontic final Bronze chronology - supports · supports
Archaeological and Anthropological Aspects of the Study of the Pre-Scythian Burials from the Volga-Don Interfluve — Mariya A. Balabanova, Alexander N. Dyachenko (2024)Source linked to relationship record rel_srsc1_srubnaya_to_post_srubnaya.
Locator: Pre-Scythian reconfiguration
Referenced records
- Srubnaya archaeological horizon · entity
- Post-Srubnaya steppe complexes · entity