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Early Nomads of the Andronovo Period

Authors: Igor V. Kovtun;

Early Nomads of the Andronovo Period

Abstract

The paper provides a rationale for the specific features of the economic and cultural type of the Andronovo culture population in Baraba, Novosibirsk and Tomsk Ob River region, Kuznetsk Hollow, Achinsk–Mariinsk forest-steppe and Middle Yenisei River. It states the facts of a small number of settlements and practically absolute absence of the Andronovo dwellings further north of the 53/54 parallels, to the East of Irtysh and Ob Rivers. The author features paleo-climatological conclusions of researchers about the xerothermic period which began in the Andronovo period. According to a comparison of these and other data, a conclusion was made about the transition of the Andronovo communities of Southern Siberia to nomadic or semi-nomadic model of cattle-breeding with its inherent mobility and special forms of social organization.

Keywords

settlements, Archaeology, dwellings, kuznetsk hollow, middle yenisei river, andronovo culture, early nomads, baraba, archaeology, semi-nomads, CC1-960, achinsk–mariinsk forest-steppe

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