Irina Rusanova
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Irina Petrovna Rusanova (Russian: Ири́на Петро́вна Руса́нова, 22 April 1929 – 22 October 1998) was a Russian archaeologist and member of the Institute of Archaeology of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Her husband was Ukrainian archaeologist Boris Timoshchuk.[1][2]
Publications
[edit]- Kurgany polân X-XII vv, 1966
- Slavjanskie drevnosti VI - IX vv. meždu Dneprom i zapadnym Bugom, 1966
- Drevnerusskoe Podnestrovʹe : Istoriko-kraevedcheskie ocherki, 1981
- Kodyn - slavânskie poseleniâ V-VIII vv. na r. Prut, 1984
- Kulʹtura i iskusstvo srednevekovogo goroda, 1984
- Âzyčeskie svâtiliŝa drevnih slavân : rossijskaâ predistoriâ, 1993
- Slavâne i ih sosedi v konce I tysâčeletiâ do n.è.-pervoj polovine I tysâčeletiâ n.è., 1993
- Jazyceskie svjatilisca drevnich slavjan, 1993
- Istoki slavjanskogo jazyčestva : kul'tovye sooruženija Central'noj i Vostočnoj Evropy v I tys. do n.ė. - I tys. n.ė, 2002
- I︠A︡zycheskie svi︠a︡tilishcha drevnikh slavi︠a︡n, 2007
References
[edit]- ^ Плетнева, С. А. (1999). "Памяти Ирины Петровны Русановой". Российская археология (in Russian). № 2: 246–252. ISSN 0869-6063.
{{cite journal}}:|volume=has extra text (help) - ^ Плетнева, С. А.; Макарова, Т. И. (2001–2002). "Памяти Ирины Петровны Русановой". Stratum Plus (in Russian). № 5: 10–12.
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