Table of Contents

Archaeology.- Chronology and Cultural Affinity of the Kurgan Arzhan-2 Complex According to Archaeological Data.- Some Chronological Problems of European Scythia: Archaeology and Radiocarbon.- Migrations of Early Nomads of the Eurasian Steppe in a Context of Climatic Changes.- The North Black Sea Steppes in the Cimmerian Epoch.- Chronology.- Radiocarbon, the Calibration Curve and Scythian Chronology.- The Occupation History of the Southern Eurasis Steppe During the Holocene: Chronology, the Calibration Curve and Methodological Problems of the Scythian Chronology.- 14C Dating of the Siberian Steppe Zone from Bronze Age to Scythian Time.- North-West Caspian Sea Steppe: Environmemt and Migration Crossroads of Pastoral Culture Population During the Third Millennium BC.- Chronology of Pazyryk 2 and Ulandryk 4 Kurgans Based on High Resolution Radiocarbon Dating and Dendrochronology - A Step Towards More Precise Dating of Scythian Burials.- Problems of Construction of a Radiocarbon Chronology for the Time Period 900-300 Cal BC.- Possibilities and Limitations of the Use of Stable Isotopes (?13C and ?15N) from Human Bone Collagen and Carbonate as an Aid in Migration Studies.- OSL Dating in Archaeology.- Environmental study.- The Sun, Climate Change and the Expansion of the Scythian Culture After 850 BC.- Large-Scale Periodicity of Climate Change During the Holocene.- Archaeological and Ethnographic Toxins in Museum Collections.- Changes in Palaeoenvironment and Human Migrations in the Centre of the Russian Plain.- Environmental Changes of the Northeastern Black Sea’s Coastal Region During the Middle and Late Holocene.- Prehistoric Environment, Human Migrations and Origin of Pastoralism in Northern Eurasia.- Environmental Study of the Bronze-Iron Age Transition Period ofEastern Europe.- Applications of Geochemistry to Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction in Southern Siberia.- Pollen and Plant Macroremain Analyses for the Reconstruction of Environmental Changes in the Early Metal Period.- Mid to Late Holocene Climate Change and ITS Influence on Cultural Development in South Central Siberia.- Archaeological Cultures on the Background of Climatic Changes in the Holocene, Poland.- Horse Remains From the Arzhan-1 and Arzhan-2 Scythian Monuments.

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