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Front Cover
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Title Page
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Copyright
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Table of Contents
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Foreword
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Editorial Preface
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List of Contributors
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List of Referees
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Introduction: Requiem for kurgans
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Chapter 1: Perspectives in kurgan studies
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The complex condition assessment survey of kurgans in Hungary
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On the history of the Bronze Age studies in the steppe near the Ural Mountains
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Chapter II: Archaeology
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Research of Pit–Grave culture kurgans in Hungary in the last three decades
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Hajdúnánás–Tedej–Lyukas-halom - An interdisciplinary survey of a typical kurgan from the Great Hungarian Plain region: a case study (The revision of the kurgans from the territory of Hungary)
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Pit–Grave Culture of the South near the Ural Mountains
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Timber–Grave culture in the basin of the Samara as an example of the Skvortsovsky and Labazovsky burial grounds
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Nomads of the steppe near the Ural Mountains in the Middle Ages
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Chapter III: Environmental Sciences
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III./1. Anthropology
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Human remains from the kurgan at Hajdúnánás–Tedej–Lyukas-halom and an anthropological outline of the Pit–Grave ethnic groups
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III./2. Geography, geomorphology, geochemistry
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Mineralogical and geochemical evolution of two kurgans from the Great Hungarian Plain
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Groundwater movements and its geochemical properties around and in the Csípo-halom kurgan
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Geomorphological classification of Hungarian kurgans
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III./3. Pedology, palaeopedology
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Detailed palaeopedological analysis of kurgans of the Great Hungarian Plain
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Soil micromorphological investigations of the buried soil and cultural layers of the Hajdúnánás–Tedej–Lyukas-halom
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Detection of the directional variation of palaeosol properties in the Filippovka 1 kurgan cemetery (Orenburg region, Russia)
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An interpretation of the soil 14C results of the Hajdúnánás–Tedej–Lyukas-halom kurgan
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Short and long-term pedochronosequences of the Skvortsovsky burial ground in the Buzuluk River valley (Orenburg region, Russia)
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The process of the Bolshoi Sintashta Kurgan’s construction (Chelyabinsk region, Russia) in the light of pedological and radiocarbon data
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III./4. Palaeozoology
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A quarter-malacological inventory of Hungarian kurgans
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III./5. Palaeo-ethnobotany
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The usage of wood in burial rites: data obtained from kurgans of the Filippovka-1 burial site
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Archaeobotanical remains of the Late Copper Age from the Carpathian Basin
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Palaeovegetational reconstruction of the Hajdúnánás–Tedej–Lyukas-halom based on combined micropalaeobotanical analysis
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III./6. Botany
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Anthropogenic impacts and management of natural grasslands on kurgans
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Evaluation of vegetational changes in the natural vegetation cover of kurgans (Csípo- and Kántor-halom)
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Effects of extrazonal and climatic conditions on the vegetation of kurgans. A pilot study from the Hortobágy (Csípo-halom)
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