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Theory and practice of historical cartography

Grishin E. S.
Umansky L. A.
Methodological foundations of regional historical mapping based on the material of a unified digital model of the European part of the Russian Empire 6–29
Deduk A. V.
Touching upon the history of the Khotetovsky princes’ land ownership (in concern with the question of the location of the centre of Khotetovsky’s inherited land in Karachevsky Principality) 30–51
Sanzharov V. A.
Bakanova E. N.
Royal Itinerary of Philip VI of Valois: the Phenomenon of «Nomadism» of Power Institutions in the Middle Ages 52–66
Razinkov S. L.
Analysis of the development of a vocational educational institutions network in the Sverdlovsk region in the 1920s–1950s by means of using database technology and GIS 64–81

archeology

Kaisin A. O.
Borisova A. M.
Glazyrina M. K.
The Khlynov Kremlin in the 16th–18th centuries according to the data from archaeology 82–92
Pushkova A. A.
Settlement geography of the Mordvins in the Oka-Sura-Tsna interfluve of the 8th — first half of the 13th centuries 93–99

Sources

Kashaeva Yu. A.
Cartographic heritage of the 18–20th centuries in the repositories of the Perm Region (characteristics, formation
use) 100–113
Ryzhova M. M.
D. Vergun’s maps as a tool for structuring Russian nationalist idea in the early 20th century 114–127

Sources Reviews and discussions

Belyakov A. V.
Discovering the Meshchera (Review: Akchurin M., Isheev M., Abdiev A. The era of the Tatar princes in the Meshchera (15–17th centuries). Kazan: Sh. Mardzhani Institute of History
2021. 316 p.) 128–137
Shekov A. V.
On the dating of the Novosilsk-Lithuanian Treaty of the mid-15th century in terms of historical geography 138–143

Information

Anniversary of Sergei Mikhailovich Kashtanov 144–145