Kurtak geoarcheological region – an outstanding natural and archeological site in Middle Siberia (20 years of investigations)

Drozdov, D.; Czech, Vitaly; Makulov, Vladimir; Artemyev, Evgeniy; Drozdov, Nikolay

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Kurtak geoarcheological region – an outstanding natural and archeological site in Middle Siberia (20 years of investigations)

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S0869-60630000616-0-1

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D. Drozdov Send message Vitaly Czech Vladimir Makulov Evgeniy Artemyev Nikolay Drozdov

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Issue 4

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32-41

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The Kurtak geoarcheological region is situated in the South of Middle Siberia, in the North Minusinsk basin. It is a unique complex of archeological sites. In the course of 20 years of comprehensive investigations, over 20 locations and sites were discovered, ranging in age from Early to Late Paleolithic. The earliest (Razlog, Kamennyi Log) are at least 250000 years old. The unique geological structure allowed to create a stratigraphical reference scheme for the Quaternary period and to reconstruct the environment in the Pleistocene.

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01.10.2007

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GOST	Artemyev E., Czech V., Drozdov D., Drozdov N., Makulov V. Kurtak geoarcheological region – an outstanding natural and archeological site in Middle Siberia (20 years of investigations) // Russian archeology. – 2007. – Issue 4 C. 32-41 .
MLA	Artemyev, Evgeniy, Czech, Vitaly, Drozdov, D., Drozdov, Nikolay, Makulov, Vladimir "Kurtak geoarcheological region – an outstanding natural and archeological site in Middle Siberia (20 years of investigations)." Russian archeology. 4 (2007).:32-41.
APA	Artemyev E., Czech V., Drozdov D., Drozdov N., Makulov V. (2007). Kurtak geoarcheological region – an outstanding natural and archeological site in Middle Siberia (20 years of investigations). Russian archeology. no. 4, pp.32-41

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 Drozdov N.I., Chekha V.P., Artem'ev E.V. i dr. Arkheologiya, geologiya paleogeografiya paleoliticheskikh pamyatnikov yuga Srednej Sibiri (Severo-Minusinskaya vpadina, Kuznetskij Alatau i Vostochnyj Sayan). Krasnoyarsk, 1992.
Drozdov N.I., Chekha V.P., Artem'ev E.V. i dr. Chetvertichnaya istoriya i arkheologicheskie pamyatniki Severo-Minusinskoj vpadiny. Kurtak, 2000.
 Drozdov N.I., Chekha V.P., Khazarts P. Geologiya i chetvertichnye otlozheniya Kurtakskogo geoarkheologicheskogo rajona (Severo-Minusinskaya vpadina). Krasnoyarsk, 2005.
 Drozdov N.I., Artem"ev E.V., Chekha V.P., Drozdov D.N. Paleolithic in Kurtak Archaeological Areal, Russia//Commemoration 40 years for Paleolithic Studies Men"s Lives. 2003.
 Haesaerts P., Drozdov N.I., Chekha V.P. et al. The loess-palaeosol succession of Kurtak (Yenisei basion, Siberia): a reference record for the Karga Stage (MIS 3)//Quaternaire. 2005. № 16.

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