Optimization of Professional Competence Formation

В статье предложена технология оптимизации процесса формирования профессиональной компетентности, которая может быть использована при реализации профессиональных образовательных программ подготовки бакалавров, специалистов, магистров.The paper presents the technology of optimization of professional competence formation, which can be used at any educational level, i.e. the bachelor, specialist and master degrees

E-learning: human resources

Success of E-Learning implementation is strongly depended from competence level of employees engaged in such educational process.Успешность внедрения дистанционного обучения в образовательную практику напрямую зависит от профессионализма тех, кто занимается организацией учебного процесса с использованием дистанционных образовательных технологий

A 5000-year-old souslik fur garment from an elite megalithic tombe in the North Caucasus, Maykop culture

This paper presents the results of a unique fur garment from the megalithic tomb of a rich man in the Northwest Caucasus, dated to the Early Bronze Age, which was excavated in 1898 (Tsarskaya, Russia). The garment was made from the fur of a souslik group animal, most likely the ground squirrel. Direct radiocarbon dating puts the fur at around 4445 ± 35 BP (ca. 3300-3000 BC), making it the earliest known fur garment in Eastern Europe. The choice of souslik fur stands in direct contrast to widely held views on prestigious fur clothes in traditional and contemporary societies

Yamnaya Culture Burials of the Peschany IV Burial Ground from the Rostov Region:Funerary Rite and Chronology

The paper analyzes Yamnaya graves from the Peschany IV burial ground located in the Remontnoye district,Rostov Region. These graves are characterized by the use of wooden structures as roofing of burial pits. According toradiocarbon dates, a small Yamnaya population group lived in the Dzhurak-Sal basin roughly in 2,900–2,700 BC. A lackof variations and the similar isotopic composition of an elderly male, an elderly female and children aged 6–7 yearssuggest that this local Yamnaya group exploited an area with rather limited resources