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Ksia-253-Redu.Pdf РОССИЙСКАЯ АКАДЕМИЯ НАУК ИНСТИТУТ АРХЕОЛОГИИ ИНСТИТУТА АРХЕОЛОГИИ Издаются с 1939 года Выпуск 253 Главный редактор Н. А. МАКАРОВ МОСКВА 2018 УДК 902/904 ББК 63.4 К78 Краткие сообщения Института археологии Вып. 253. 2018 Издание основано в 1939 г. Выходит 4 раза в год Главный редактор: академик РАН Н. А. Макаров Редакционный совет: д-р П. Бан, проф. А. Блюене, проф. М. Вагнер, проф. М. Волошин, д. и. н. М. С. Гаджиев, проф. О. Далли, проф. К. фон Карнап Борнхайм, чл.-корр. РАН Н. Н. Крадин, д. и. н. А. К. Левыкин, чл.-корр. РАН Н. В. Полосьмак, д-р Т. Хайм, д-р Б. Хорд, д-р Чжан Со Хо Редакционная коллегия: д. и. н. Л. И. Авилова (зам. гл. ред.), к. и. н. К. Н. Гаврилов, д. и. н. М. В. Добровольская, д. и. н. А. А. Завойкин, д. и. н. В. И. Завьялов, проф. М. Казанский, д. и. н. А. Р. Канторович, к. и. н. В. Ю. Коваль, к. и. н. Н. В. Лопатин, к. и. н. Ю. В. Лунькова (отв. секретарь редакции), чл.-корр. Болгарской АН В. Николов, Ю. Ю. Пиотровский, д. и. н. Н. М. 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