- Vietnamese Bladed Melee Weapon of 19th – first half 20th Century. The Problems of Attribution
- The Unique Bronze Dagger from Primorski Territory
- Two pair of the short ritual swords of Vietnam
- Western Georgia Broadswords and Sabers with Sloping Hilt without a Crossguard and Their Place in the Evolution of Caucasus Weapons with Long Blade
- On the Possible Functionality of a Mingrelian Stabbing Dagger in the Light of Analysis of Documented Precedents of Dagger Fighting
- On the Use of Indian Terms for Identification of Weapon Types
- On the Question of Jamdhar Dagger Emergence in the Weapons Complex of the Mughals
- The Weaponry Complex of Indian Warrior-ascetics
- Studying of Persian and Indian Miniature as Primary Source for Weapon History Research (methodological aspects)
- Review: Robert Elgood. Rajput Arms & Armour: The Rathores & Their Armoury at Jodhpur Fort. MehrangarhMuseum Trust, 2017
- “Southern” and “Northern” Bows in the “Hunting weapons” Collection of the State Darwin Museum
- The Question of the Relevance of the Term “Karud”
- Shashkas of Afghanistan
- Typology of shamshir hilts
- The Battle Axes of Afghanistan
- The Origins and Appurtenance of Richly Ornamented Weapons Transferred from the Ministry of Defense of the USSR to the Armoury Chamber in 1955
- Revisiting the Russian Weapons from Crucible Steel in the 17th Century (a case study of the former archive of the Armoury Chamber)
- A Center of Gunmaking in Iran
- An annotated translation and description of an untitled Persian archery manuscript written by al-Abdolrāji Abu Torāb al-Musavi al-Qad Makāhi on a day of Jumada al-Thani, the year 1114 (November 1702)
- An Attempt to Develop a Lecture Course Titled “Introduction to Historical Weaponology”
- “Non-standard” Soviet Cavalry Swords of the 1927 Year Pattern
- Scientific Legacy by Eduard von Lenz
- Brief overview of the 1927 pattern Soviet shashka
- Edward fon Lenz – a founder of Russian weaponology
- LE JEU DE LA HACHE – a Burgundian Treatise on Dueling
- Rules of the Iberian two-handed sword, compiled by Diego Gomez de Figueiredo in 1651
- Dragoon Office Cavalry Sword – the Golden Weapon of Emperor Alexander III
- The dual kinjal of Geurk Eliarov from Tiflis
- Dagger of Timophey Yashik kamer-cossack in the service of Em-peror Nicholas II and Empress Maria Feodorovna
- French-language Marks of Blade Smiths from Kazi-Kumukh (Dagestan) in the 19th Century