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Materials of the Early Tulkhar necropolis in the light of the hypothesis of Andronovo population migration to the south: problems of chronology
Svetlana V. Sotnikova · 2024
Citation metadata
- Type
- journal article
- Publication
- Ufa Archaeological Herald, vol. 24, no. 4, 644-660
- Peer reviewed
- Yes
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- entity Fedorovo / Fedorovka traditionEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · critiques interpretation · Chronological comparison with Early Tulkhar and Bishkent
Challenges a simple Fedorovo-to-Swat migration chain.
- entity Bishkent / Beshkent mortuary complexEvidence confidence: lowinforms · critiques interpretation · Chronology of Early Tulkhar, Bishkent and Fedorovo comparisons
Challenges the older migration sequence.
- causal hypothesis Improved absolute chronology will eliminate some culture-historical migration chains built from typological succession.Evidence confidence: moderateinforms · critiques interpretation · Chronological falsification of the older migration chain
Provides the main test.
- relationship Bishkent / Beshkent mortuary complex — older migration link challenged by — Radiocarbon challenges the Fedorovo-Bishkent-Swat migration sequenceEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · critiques interpretation · Chronological reassessment
Provides the challenge.
- date assertion Fedorovo / Fedorovka tradition — date assertionEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · critiques interpretation · Chronological comparison with Early Tulkhar and Bishkent
Challenges a simple Fedorovo-to-Swat migration chain.
- date assertion Bishkent / Beshkent mortuary complex — date assertionEvidence confidence: lowinforms · critiques interpretation · Chronology of Early Tulkhar, Bishkent and Fedorovo comparisons
Challenges the older migration sequence.
- date assertion Radiocarbon challenges the Fedorovo-Bishkent-Swat migration sequence — date assertionEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · critiques interpretation · Calibrated dates and comparison with Fedorovo and Bishkent
Provides the chronological falsification test.
- date assertion Bishkent / Beshkent mortuary complex — date assertionEvidence confidence: very lowinforms · critiques interpretation · Chronology of older migration model
Provides the falsification.
- event Radiocarbon challenges the Fedorovo-Bishkent-Swat migration sequenceEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · critiques interpretation · Calibrated dates and comparison with Fedorovo and Bishkent
Provides the chronological falsification test.
- relationship Research record — associated withEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · critiques interpretation · Calibrated dates and comparison with Fedorovo and Bishkent
Provides the chronological falsification test.
- relationship Research record — associated withEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · critiques interpretation · Calibrated dates and comparison with Fedorovo and Bishkent
Provides the chronological falsification test.
- relationship Research record — associated withEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · critiques interpretation · Calibrated dates and comparison with Fedorovo and Bishkent
Provides the chronological falsification test.
- relationship Research record — associated withEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · critiques interpretation · Calibrated dates and comparison with Fedorovo and Bishkent
Provides the chronological falsification test.
- entity Early Tulkhar necropolisEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · dates · New calibrated dates and migration-hypothesis test
Provides the chronological critique.
- date assertion Early Tulkhar necropolis — date assertionEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · dates · New calibrated dates and migration-hypothesis test
Provides the chronological critique.
- claim Andronovo, BMAC, Bishkent, Vakhsh, Chust and Yaz assemblages cannot be equated directly with Indo-Iranian, Vedic or Iranian language communities.Evidence confidence: highsupports · critiques interpretation · Test of Fedorovo-Bishkent-Swat sequence
Shows that one influential migration chain fails chronologically.
- claim Fedorovo-style traits outside their core distributions do not by themselves demonstrate a mass migration of one Fedorovo population.Evidence confidence: highsupports · critiques interpretation · Chronology of the migration hypothesis
Demonstrates incompatibility in the older Fedorovo-Bishkent-Swat chain.
- claim Culture-historical publications often translate pottery and burial distributions into peoples and migrations more directly than current evidence permits.Evidence confidence: highsupports · critiques interpretation · Chronological test of migration chain
Demonstrates how new dates revise it.
- claim Bishkent chronology remains unstable and older placement in a Fedorovo-to-Swat sequence is not secure.Evidence confidence: moderatesupports · critiques interpretation · Chronological reassessment
Provides the principal challenge.