CHINESE PORCELAIN FROM RUSSIAN ARCHEOLOGICAL SITES OF THE OMSK IRTYSH REGION OF THE 17TH–18TH CENTURIES IN THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL CONTEXTOF WESTERN SIBERIA

  • P.S. Tataurov Omsk State Museum-Reserve “Antiquity Siberian” Email: fil_opossum@mail.ru
DOI_disc_logo https://doi.org/10.14258/tpai(2023)35(3).-10
Keywords: Western Siberia, Omsk Irtysh region, 17th–18th centuries, archeology, Chinese porcelain

Abstract

The archaeological study of Russian sites of the Modern age on the territory of Western Siberia is currently one of the steadily developing areas in Russian historical science. Representative materials on various aspects of the material culture of Russian Siberians have been accumulated. The written sources 17th–19th centuries it is in conditions of fragmented so the archaeological sources are the basis for studying certain categories of artifacts that have social and cultural significance. These include, in particular, Chinese porcelain dishes. In the Omsk Irtysh region, as part of the Western Siberian macroregion, three Russian archeological sites of the 17th–18th centuries have now been well studied: the Tara fortress, Ananino-I and Izyuk-I, and Chinese porcelain has been find on all of them. This paper examines the prerequisites for the appearance of this type of product in the region; the available materials are analyzed in a chronological and artistic-technological context, analogies with other Russian archeological sites of Western Siberia are given; written sources containing information about the use of this type of utensils by the population of the region are considered. This made it possible to determine the place of Chinese porcelain in the pottery complex and its potential as a dating source for the cultural layers of Russian settlements in Western Siberia during the specified period.

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Author Biography

P.S. Tataurov, Omsk State Museum-Reserve “Antiquity Siberian”

Candidate of Historical Sciences, Head of the Cultural Heritage Department of Omsk State Historical and Cultural Museum-Reserve “Antiquity Siberian”

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Published
2023-10-22
How to Cite
Tataurov P. CHINESE PORCELAIN FROM RUSSIAN ARCHEOLOGICAL SITES OF THE OMSK IRTYSH REGION OF THE 17TH–18TH CENTURIES IN THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL CONTEXTOF WESTERN SIBERIA // THEORY AND PRACTICE OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH, 2023. Vol. 35, № 3. P. 147-161 DOI: 10.14258/tpai(2023)35(3).-10. URL: http://journal.asu.ru/tpai/article/view/13830.
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Vol 35 No 3 (2023)
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MATERIAL ANALYSIS IN ARCHAEOLOGY

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