The Chronology of the Urals Cloisonné Jewelry

Student: Malofeevskaia Elizaveta

Faculty: Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities (Perm)

Educational Programme: History (Bachelor)

Year of Graduation: 2019

Previously, unique items made in Cloisonné jewelry style were considered individually, separately from the general context of Cloisonné jewelry, or as chronological indicators. The uniqueness of these objects lies in the fact that the Kama objects are similar to finds from other monuments and there is a need to fit them into the general European context. The aim of our work is a systematic analysis of objects made in the Cloisonné jewelry style found on the territory of the Kama region in the general European context of the development and chronology of the Cloisonné style.

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