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Information × Registration Number 0210U006003, 0109U003374 , R & D reports Title Byzantine monuments in Crimea and their importance in the history of European civilization popup.stage_title Head Aibabin Alexander Ilych, Registration Date 28-04-2010 Organization The state enterprise - A. Krymskyi Institute of Oriental Studies of NAS of Ukraine, Crimean Branch popup.description2 The purpose of the work was to investigate historic and archaeological sources of Byzantine epoch that remained in Crimea and to determine their importance in the process of the formation of poly-ethnic society on the territory of the peninsula as a component of all-European civilization. Collections of finds of material culture obtained in the course of excavations of Byzantine Crimea monuments, important materials on the history of research of Byzantine sources were studied in libraries, archives and funds of cities of Ukraine and Russia. Basing on the results of scientific research, 2 monographs, one of which in publication of Roman-German Central Museum of the city of Mainz (Germany), as well as 6 articles and 7 summaries of reports at conferences were published. Two candidate dissertations on the theme of the scientific research were defended by research workers of our department. The results of research were reflected in 11 reports at 6 international scientific conferences including those in Russia, Denmark and Turkey. In the course of research on the theme a great number of new sources were studied and analyzed; they expand modern knowledge of the history of Byzantine civilization influence on ethno-cultural processes which took place on the south of our country in the times of the Empire. The results of research will be used in further scientific developments as well as in preparation of courses for teaching at high and higher educational establishment. Product Description popup.authors Зінько Олексій Вікторович Смокотіна Ганна Вікторівна Хайрединова Ельзара Айдерівна Храпунов Микита Ігорович popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close