Yu. A. Zadneprovskyi was from the generation of those who had a hard life experience of war years. Therefore, when he came to archeology, he already had hard war years behind him, wounds, concussion, harsh post-blockade Leningrad. And when in the summer of 1946, after finishing his first year, he first got into the archeologicalRead more about Yuryi Alexandrovich Zadneprovskyi in the history of Kyrgyz archaeology[…]

On October 25-26, 2024, an expert archaeological conference dedicated to the memory of Y. A. Zadneprovskyi and G.A. Brykina was held in Osh. From the contributions received at the conference, a collection was compiled and printed, the content of which we bring to you on these pages.

The Journal of Anthropological Archaeology published an analytical study focusing on the ethnography and archaeology of tandyrs in southern Kyrgyzstan. The research team is proud that their research is starting to appear in international journals – it is a recognition of several years of work in this region. And so are the local artisans whoRead more about Ethnoarchaeological study on tandyrs of southern Kyrgyzstan published[…]

This stunning photograph, which perfectly characterizes Mount Sulaiman Too and its surroundings, has no known author. Read more about Unknown author and dating of Sulaiman Too photo …