Roman (Roman Kolesnichenko)

Who am i? By first education I am an artist, in addition to drawing and painting, I studied history, art history, mythology and the history of religions at the faculty. Graduate work on symbolism in art. A historian by second education, I studied general history, archeology, the ancient world, the Middle Ages, modern and contemporary times. Graduate work on the problems of globalization (always a hot topic). But interest was shown especially in the history of the ancient world and archeology.

After graduating from university, I worked on excavations as an archaeologist specialist in ancient ceramics at the French-Azerbaijani archaeological mission in Baku, Azerbaijan. I was engaged in scientific conservation and restoration of ancient ceramics. Trained at the Institute of Archeology in Prague, Czech Republic, on scientific conservation and restoration of archaeological metal. I improved my qualifications in a course on the history of ancient ceramics at the international archaeological school in Boglar, Tatarstan. I completed a short-term internship studying ancient ceramics at the Institute of Archeology of the Russian Academy of Sciences in Moscow. I completed a scientific internship in geoarchaeology at the international archaeological school in Uzbekistan.

I specialize in computer technology in archeology and more. 3D modeling, creating 3D graphics for games, interactive virtual museums, preservation of cultural heritage in 3D, photogrammetry, scientific photography, archaeological drawing, GIS, ceramic restoration.

Since childhood, I have been interested in history, archeology and ancient civilizations, especially theories about an ancient highly developed civilization and paleocontact. I don’t ignore the inexplicable, within reason. I am looking for answers both in orthodox sources and in alternative ones. No stranger to reasonable alternative versions.

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Why Are They Looking Only for Ceramics? the Problem of the Classical Scientific Paradigm in Orthodox Archeology

Modern mainstream historians and archaeologists say with a bit of ridicule that there was no highly developed prehistoric civilization in ancient times. I would like to tell them: well, study the archaeological material on this issue, pay attention, Continue »

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  Why Are They Looking Only for Ceramics? the Problem of the Classical Scientific Paradigm in Orthodox Archeology

  17 months ago

  Modern mainstream historians and archaeologists say with a bit of ridicule that there was no highly developed prehistoric civilization in ancient times. I would like to tell them: well, study the archaeological material on this issue, pay attention, and then draw conclusions.