2019
DOI: 10.35940/ijrte.c6637.098319
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Ornament and Decor as Semiotic Elements

Abstract: This article considers the worldview, embodied in the decoration on Bronze Age pottery, created by the tribes of the Andronovo culture period (2nd millennium BC) in the territory of Kazakhstan. The Andronovo culture dates back to the Chalcolithic period when communities of the geometric pottery cultures lived here. Pottery was on the one hand utilitarian, and on the other sacral in use, combining elements of sculpture (the shape of a vessel) and painting (decorating an object). In the pro-cess of historical de… Show more

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“…Arslanova [3], T.M. Teplovodskaya and E.F. Kuznetsova [4], A.A. Tkachev [5], E. Childs-Johnson [6], A.N. Podushkin [7], W. Zhongjie and L. Hui'E [8].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Arslanova [3], T.M. Teplovodskaya and E.F. Kuznetsova [4], A.A. Tkachev [5], E. Childs-Johnson [6], A.N. Podushkin [7], W. Zhongjie and L. Hui'E [8].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Researchers' appeals to the Rigveda are justified as there is evidence that it was created by the Aryan nomadic tribes, which came to India from the Eurasian steppes in the Bronze Age. In the Hymn of Creation, heat, as the main quality of fire, is given the role of the basic principle of being [6]. It sets the scheme for transforming external, sensory knowledge into mental forms.…”
Section: A Semantics Of Firementioning
confidence: 99%
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