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New Finds of the Mongolian Time from South-East Altai (Preliminary Report)

Новые находки монгольского времени из Юго-Восточного Алтая (предварительное сообщение)
Authors: Konstantinov N.; Ebel A.;

New Finds of the Mongolian Time from South-East Altai (Preliminary Report)

Abstract

В 2016 г. два жителя с. Кокоря Кош-Агачского района Республики Алтай обнаружили комплекс вещей монгольского времени в погребении, совершенном в деревянной колоде. Найденные предметы были переданы находчиками в кокоринский Историко-этнографический музей теленгитов Чуи (филиал Национального музея Республики Алтай им. А.В. Анохина). Обнаруженный комплекс представлен предметами вооружения (берестяной колчан, железные наконечники и фрагменты деревянных древков стрел), конского снаряжения (железные стремена, железные удила, берестяные детали полок седла) и фрагментами других изделий. Особый интерес представляет берестяной колчан, украшенный орнаментированными костяными пластинами. Узор был нанесен на пластины прорезанными линиями, заполненными черной краской. Также черной краской покрыта верхняя часть берестяного футляра колчана в месте крепления орнаментированных пластин. Подобные колчаны, декорированные костяными орнаментированными пластинами, имели широкое распространение на территории всей бывшей Монгольской империи и регионах, подверженных ее влиянию. Судя по имеющимся аналогиям колчану и другим предметам, находки относятся к монгольскому времени и датируются XIII–XIV вв.

In 2016 two residents of the Kokorya village, Kosh-Agach district of the Altai Republic discovered some objects from Mongolian time kept in the burial log. The findings from the burial were transported to the Kokorya village Historical and Ethnographic Museum of the Chuya Telengits (a branch of the National Museum of the Altai Republic named after Andrei Anokhin). The discovered set of objects is represented by armament items (quiver, iron arrowheads and fragments of wooden arrow shafts), items of horse equipment (iron stirrups, iron bits, birch bark parts of the saddle) and fragments of other items. The emphasis is made of a birch bark quiver decorated with ornamented bone plates. The pattern on the plates was made by lines filled with black paint. The upper part of the birch bark quiver case is also covered by black paint, in the place where the ornamented plates are fastened. Such quivers, decorated with bone ornamented plates, were widespread in the territory of the entire former Mongolian Empire and regions subject to its influence. Judging by analogies of the quiver and other findings, the complex dates back to the Mongolian time of 13th-14th centuries.

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a quiver, наконечники стрел, монгольское время, колчан, развитое средневековье, Mongolian time, a burial, iron arrowheads, Altai, погребение, стремена, Алтай, iron stirrups

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