- PII
 - S0869-60630000380-1-1
 - DOI
 - 10.7868/S30000380-1-1
 - Publication type
 - Article
 - Status
 - Published
 - Authors
 - Volume/ Edition
 - Volume / Issue 2
 - Pages
 - 110-119
 - Abstract
 The subject of the research is a silk tape of the Byzantine manufacturing with an inscription with the mentioning of Protospatharios Ivanis. The tape has been found in a burial ground Moschevaya Balka Karachaevo-Cherkessiya, North-West Caucasus and dates back to the 8th–9th cc. AD. A new interpretation of the inscription has been offered. It has been critically considered the following possibilities: using the tape as a full-fl edged history source; identifying its narrow date; investigation of the circumstances, under which the tape turned out to be in the burial ground.
- Keywords
 - North-West Caucasus, Byzantium, Protospatharios, fortress Khumara, the Bulgarians, the Khazar
 - Date of publication
 - 01.04.2015
 - Year of publication
 - 2015
 - Number of purchasers
 - 1
 - Views
 - 802