- Vietnamese Bladed Melee Weapon of 19th – first half 20th Century. The Problems of Attribution
- The Unique Bronze Dagger from Primorski Territory
- Two Pairs of the Short Ritual Swords of Vietnam
- Saber Blades and Pole Arms with “Rolling Pearls” in the Collection of the Moscow Kremlin Museums
- On the Inventory of Boris Godunov’s Weapon Treasury. The year of 1588 of the Moscow Kremlin Museums
- The Barrel Department and the Kremlin Armoury. Military Arms Manufacture at the Moscow Velvet Yard in 1700–1707
- Concerning the Genealogy of the Master of Cold Weapons Geurk
- Arms Production in Adjaro-Gurian region in the end of 18th – early 20th Century
- Armoury Row in Tiflis from the 1630s to the 1920s
- Analysis of Traditional Georgian Terminology for Bulat and Damascus Steel
- 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)
- 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
- An Attempt of Hermeneutic Approach to Solve a Problem, Concerning the Interpretation of Indian Historical Weapons as Signs-Objects of Traditional Culture
- Review: Jean-Baptiste Clais. Imperial Mughal Ivory Priming Flasks. A First Catalogue
- Studying of Persian and Indian Miniature as Primary Source for Weapon History Research (methodological aspects)
- Edged Weapons and Ritualized Theatrical Performances in Iran
- Exhibition Overview: «“Clutching the hilt of the sword …”. Military culture and the weapons traditions of the Middle East» in the Omsk Regional Art Museum named after M. A. Vrubel (November 8, 2019 – May 24, 2020)
- European Elements in the Military Culture and Weapon Use in Iran
- “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
- Specifity of Identification of the Materials, Used for Oriental Edged Weapons Handles Manufacturing, as well as Pieces of Applied Arts, Made of Rhinoceros Horn
- Author’s response to A. Barkan’s review of “Edged Weapons of Afghanistan 19 – early 20th century”
- The response to A. O. Sopiev’s remark “How to respond to arrogance?”
- Review: D. Y. Miloserdov. “Edged Weapons of Afghanistan 19 – early 20th century”
- A sword, a suit of armour and a quiver to be presented to Nicholas II
- The Mysterious Mark of “Gevork”
- Kubachi arms in Russian Museum of Ethnography. Part 1: Items acquired for the museum by E. M. Shilling
- Fates of museologists and museum items. To the biography of K. Z. Kavtaradze
- 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)
- An officer’s Fate. Junior Captain A.G.Erkudov’s small sword with an award badge of the Order of St. Anne
- The Dagger of the Serasker Agmet Urfe-Valesa, a Relic of Russian Military Glory
- Peter the Great’s Travel Sword
- Russian Combat Knives of XIV–XVII Centuries: Classification Error and Authentic Artefacts of the Kremlin Armoury Collection
- Exhibition Overview: «“Clutching the hilt of the sword …”. Military culture and the weapons traditions of the Middle East» in the Omsk Regional Art Museum named after M. A. Vrubel (November 8, 2019 – May 24, 2020)
- A saber with an Image of St. George from the Collection of the State Hermitage Museum
- Weapons by Michele Lorenzoni in the Collection of the Gatchina Palace
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Gunsmith Johann Joachim Grecke in Russia. New Biographical Data
- 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
- For Stabbing or for Cutting? The Ways of Dagger Use by the Caucasus Peoples in the 19th century
- Weapon as a Party to a Relationship
- Concerning Shashka Hilts
- Dragoon Office Cavalry Sword – the Golden Weapon of Emperor Alexander III
- The dual kinjal of Geurk Eliarov from Tiflis
- On the Dagger belonged to Timothy Jaschik, the Bodyguard Cossack in the Emperor Nikolas II and the Empress Maria Fjodorovna Service
- French-language Marks of Blade Smiths from Kazi-Kumukh (Dagestan) in the 19th Century
- Kabardian Craftsmen in the XVIII Century: Production and Decoration of Arms
- Arms Production in Adjaro-Gurian region in the end of 18th – early 20th Century
- On blades of daggers and shashkas used by the Terek Cossack Host in the late 19th to early 20th centuries
- Traditional Bladed Weapons of Vietnam. The Problems of Terminology
- Two pair of the short ritual swords of Vietnam