Swords from “the burial grounds "Volna-1"
Journal Title: Вестник Армавирского государственного педагогического университета - Year 2018, Vol 1, Issue 2
Abstract
The article is about the group of swords from the burial grounds "Volna-1". There are several types of this category of inventory. They are based on the morphology. The periods of existence of some types of swords were clarified on the basis of the burial complexes’ dates. We analyzed the location of the swords in the burial and the dynamics of their spread on this territory.
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Игорь Басов, Илья Гараев, Ирина Цокур
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