Zheleznyakov Boris

KazNU, 1996 – historian, history teacher
KazNU, 2015 – Master of Humanities
KazNU – Institute of Archaeology joint doctoral program in 2020

Research interests: conducting scientific research:
- medieval urban culture of Southern Kazakhstan, in interaction predominantly with the nomadic culture of the environment;
- religions and spiritual culture of antiquity and the Middle Ages on the Great Silk Road: mutual influences with spiritual traditions of Central Asia;
- rock art monuments of Zhetysu and Southern Kazakhstan, the genesis of traditional culture and mythology from the Bronze Age to the late Middle Ages.

Awards:
Jubilee medal "550th anniversary of the Kazakh Khanate"
Jubilee medal "30th anniversary of Independence of the Republic of Kazakhstan"

Academia
Semanticscholar
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Monograph:
1. Амиргалиев М.О., Железняков Б.А., Херманн Л., Шарипов Р.К. Наскальное искусство Жетысу. Алматы: З-М. «Танбалы». 2019. 280 с. 

List of scientific works:
1. Железняков Б.А. Oб ориентировках средневековой архитектуры Южного Казахстана. К основам исламской традиции культового зодчества// Известия НАН РК. Сер. обществ. и гуманит. наук. № 1, 2017. Алматы. С. 113-124.
2. Амиргалиев М.О., Железняков Б.А., Херманн Л., Шарипов Р.К. Наскальное искусство Жетысу. Алматы: З-М. «Танбалы». 2019. 280 с. 
3. Байтанаев Б.А., Железняков Б.А. Погребальные зороастрийские сосуды из Южного Казахстана //Поволжская археология № 2 (32), 2020. Казань. С. 119-129.

1997-2003 – Kazakh-American expedition (K. Baipakov, K. Chang), archaeologist.
2002-2004 - International (UNESCO-Kazakhstan-Japan) project on conservation and documentation of the Otrar settlement and oasis, documentation group (headed by M. Jansen, K. Baipakov).
2004-2009 - Head of archaeological detachments at medieval monuments: Kayalyk, Zhuantobe, Karaspan, Sauran (SKCAE, K. Baipakov), state program "Cultural Heritage".
2010-2019 – study of the rock art of Zhetysu on various projects (including the project of A. Beisenov from IA in 2014).
2018 – Research of the Kayalyk settlement (according to the project of the "Center for Rapprochement of Cultures" by K. Baipakov).
2020-2022 – Project AR09260358 "Medieval tortkuls and the cultural landscape of the Talas Valley" (by Ye. Akymbek).