Siberian Art History Journal

Scientific publication

ISSN	2782-4926 (online)
Periodicity	Published since 2022. Publication frequency: 4 times a year
DOI	https://doi.org/10.31804/2782-4926
Language of publication	Russian, English

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The electronic version of the article is prepared in Microsoft Word. The text of the article is placed on an A4 page in Times New Roman font, 12 points in size, with a line spacing of 1.5. Portrait orientation with margins of 2.5 cm on all sides and obligatory page numbering. The structure of the manuscript is sent to the editor in two separate files: 1) title page 2) text of the article Title page requirements The title page states: UDC Title of the article in Russian Surnames and names of each of the authors in Russian (see sample article below) ORCID ID, e-mail (data are registered in electronic systems) The full name of all organizations to which the authors belong in Russian. Abstract in Russian. The abstract is a brief, but at the same time the most informative content of a scientific publication. The abstract should be between 200 and 250 words. It summarizes the background and objectives of the study, the main methods, including the type of study, sampling and main analytical methods, the main results with their numerical expression and levels of statistical significance, and the main conclusions. New and important aspects of the study are noted. Keywords in Russian - 3-6 keywords Scientific specialty of the article for which the journal is included in the List of Higher Attestation Commission All the above information is in English in the same sequence. Requirements for the text of the article: The recommended length of the text of the article is from 20,000 to 40,000 characters (with spaces). The article must be structured. Suggested article structure: Statement of the problem, purpose of the article, review of scientific literature on the problem Methodology (materials and methods) Research results, discussion Conclusion (conclusions in accordance with the purpose of the article, author's contribution). 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Available at: http://analisesocial.ics.ul.pt/documentos/AS_223_book04.pdf (accessed 20 July 2019) Biryuleva, K. V. Variativnost' ornamentatsii keramiki ust'-kovinskogo tipa Nizhnego Priangar'ya [Variability of ornamentation of pottery of Ust-Kovinsky type of the Lower Angara] // Evraziya v kainozoe. Stratigrafiya, paleoekologiya, culture [Eurasia in the Cenozoic. Stratigraphy, paleoecology, cultures]. 2018, 7, pp. 304–311. [in English] Bulkeley, R. Pictures from an Antarctic expedition: Mikhailov on the Bellingshausen voyage // Polar Record, 49 (4), pp. 409-411. Krivonogov, V.P. Khakasy v nachale XXI century: Sovremennyye etnicheskiye protsessy [Khakas at the beginning of the XXI century: Modern ethnic processes]. Abakan, Khakasskoye knizhnoe izdatel'stvo, 2011, 252 p. [in English] References (RSCI) Almeida, P.L. Brazil Through French Eyes: A Nineteenth Century Artist in the Tropics // Analise Social, 2017, no. 223, LII (2), pp. 489-492. Access mode: http://analisesocial.ics.ul.pt/documentos/AS_223_book04.pdf (accessed 20 July 2019) Bulkeley, R. Pictures from an Antarctic expedition: Mikhailov on the Bellingshausen voyage // Polar Record, 49 (4), pp. 409-411. Biryuleva, K. V. Variability of the ornamentation of ceramics of the Ust-Kovinsky type of the Lower Angara region // Eurasia in the Cenozoic. Stratigraphy, paleoecology, cultures. 2018, 7, p. 304–311. Krivonogov V.P. Khakass at the beginning of the XXI century: Modern ethnic processes. Abakan, Khakass book publishing house, 2011, 252 p. In the text of the article, to link to the source, you must use parentheses and the transliterated surname of the author, the year of publication of the source. An example of using a link to a source in the text of an article: Of particular interest among scholars today is the religion of indigenous peoples. Both their traditional beliefs (Cox, 2016) and the relationship between religion and society (Geertz, 2017) are being studied. Wilson in his research considers Evenki shamanism as a special form of apprenticeship (Wilson, 2013). D. Brandišauskas addresses the perception of the alien by the Evenks and how the alien (especially the political system) is comprehended through the prism of their beliefs (Brandišauskas, 2018: 36). Illustrative material It is sent to the editor along with the article in separate files with the jpg extension. Includes a description of a figure, table, graph, diagram, etc., as well as an indication of where in the text of the article this material should be placed. In the text of the article, references are made to the figure in parentheses (Fig. 1). The illustration itself is signed Figure 1. Title. tables Tables are included in the text of the article, have a title, numbering. The text of the article should contain a link to the table.

Doctor of Cultural Studies, Docent

Julia Zamaraeva

rybka08@bk.ru

Candidate of Philosophical Sciences

Anastasia Kistova

Candidate of Cultural Studies, Docent

Maria Kolesnik

masha_kolesnik@mail.ru

Doctor of Philosophy, Professor

Natal'ya P. Kopceva