CERAMICS AND STONE ARTIFACTS OF THE KIPRINO ARCHAEOLOGICAL MICRODISTRICT FROM THE COLLECTIONS OF THE SHELABOLIKHA DISTRICT MUSEUM
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The article presents collections of ceramics and stone artifacts from the exhibition and auxiliary funds of the Shelabolikha Regional Museum, studied in 2001 and 2017. Currently, part of the collection is lost. Drawings and photographs from 2001 and 2017 are the only source of information about missing ceramics and stone artifacts transferred to the Shelabolikha District Museum by residents of the Shelabolikha District in the period from 1994 to 2002.
It is impossible to establish an exact connection between the studied artifacts and the museum receipt book. We can only state that they all come from destroyed Neolithic-Early Bronze Age sites in the Kiprinsky archaeological microdistrict. An analysis of the museum’s collection book allows us to conclude that most of the exhibits come from the territory of the Kiprinsky Borok, and a small part of the collection comes from the Seleznevsky Borok.
The studied collections significantly expand the understanding of the technique of primary cleavage,the tool set and the typology of stone artifacts of the Kiprino archaeological microdistrict, which has developed in the scientific literature based on the publication of materials from the Kiprino settlement (Komarova, 1956).
The ceramics collections contain various groups that differ in shape, ornamentation technique and composition of molding masses. The presented ceramic groups find a wide range of analogues in the circle of archaeological sites of the Neolithic — Early Bronze Age of the south of Western Siberia.
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