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In honour of R.M. Munchaev and V.A. Gaibov

L.Kh. Mustafayev, U.R. Heydarova (Baku) – Ancient City of Gabala: Archaeological Finds of the Late Bronze to the Early Iron Period

T.N. Smekalova (Simferopol) – Discovery of the Bronze Age Pinfolds in Northwestern Crimea: Remote Sensing and Geophysical Methods

R.S. Melikov (Baku) –Median Language and Some Old Median Etymologies

A.N. ogly Alimirzoyev (Baku) – Who was the Third Ruler of the Gutium

S.V. Obukhov (Moscow) – Commagene and the Persian Empire of the Achaemenids (Base on Archaeological Sources)

V.P. Orlov (Kazan) – Persian Aristocracy in the Achaemenid Empire: Social Status (on the Meaning of the Term Bandakā

А.А. Malyshev (Moscow) – The Abrau Peninsula in Ancient Times (Historiographical Essay)

I.A. Astakhov (Tula) – Stone Projectiles from Excavation at the Belinskoe Fortress

A.N. Abramova (Volgograd), D.V. Pezhemsky (Moscow)– Experience in Morphometric Analysis of Skeletal Remains Poor Preservation (Based on Materials from the Ancient Burial Ground Volna 1, Taman Peninsula). Part 1

O.M. Voroshilova (Moscow) – Pyxides from the Late Antique Phanagoria

D.V. Kareev (Ivanovo) – Batlle of the Fortress Singara and Roman Persian Wars of Constantius II: the Chronology and Sequence of Events

M.S. Gadzhiev (Makhachkala), Sh.O. Davudov (Rostov-on-Don) – A Group of Early Medieval Metal Mirrors from Dagestan

O.A. Nalivayko (Moscow) – Medicine in Japan: Medieval Traditions and Western Science

I.A. Druzhinina (Moscow) – Necropolis Near the Village of Kashkhatau (on the Materials of Researches by I.A. Vladimirov, 1987)

S.G. Shulezhkova, O.V. Mikhina (Magnitogorsk) – Commentary on Simeon’s Micellany (According to Svetoslav’s Collection of 1073. Vol. 3. Greek Sources. Sofi a: Publishing House of Bulgarian Academy of Sciences. 2015)

ANCIENT CIVILIZATION: NEW DISCOVERIES

V.A. Gaibov (Moscow) – The Changly Fortress and its Neighborhood: the Evolution of Development

IN WORLD MUSEUMS

U.M. Volkova (Moscow) – F.P. Tolstoy’s Portrait of the Emperor Alexander I Represented as Rodomysl: Some Peculiarities