| From Vikings to Rus. Kyiv: National Museum of the History of Ukraine, 2022 , 212 p. /Ukr./. | 1.00 | 69670 | 1351 |
| The Tithe Church – known and unknown history. Kyiv, 109 p. /Ukr./. | 2.00 | 69670 | 1274 |
| Harald Hardrada – the last Viking. Kyiv: Laurus; 2020. 203 p. /Ukr./. | 3.00 | 69670 | 1275 |
| Oseberg: Mysteries of the Royal Mound. Kyiv. 124 p. /Rus./. | 4.00 | 69670 | 1276 |
| Images of Power. Byzantium and Nordic Coinage centure 995-1035. Kyiv: Laurus; Paris: ACHCByz, 2016. 231 p. | 5.00 | 69670 | 1277 |
| Swords and Social Aspects of Weaponry in Viking Age societies. Stockholm (The Swedish History Museum Studies 23). Stockholm 2014. 700 p. | 6.00 | 69670 | 1278 |
| Vikings in the East: Essays on the Contacts on the Road to Byzantium c. 800-1100 (Studia Byzantina Upsaliensia 14) Uppsala 2013. 298 p. | 7.00 | 69670 | 1279 |
| Viking Swords (Studies Institute of Archaeology of Ukraine). Kyiv 2013. 709 p. /Rus./. | 8.00 | 69670 | 1280 |
| Scandinavian Antiquities of Southern Rus’. A Catalogue. Paris 2012. 366 p. | 9.00 | 69670 | 1281 |
| The Northmen and Slavs in the Desna river area (Models of cultural interaction in the period of early Middle ages) (Kyiv, 1999). 140 p. /Ukr./. | 10.00 | 69670 | 1282 |
| Byzantium and the Viking World (Studia Byzantina Upsaliensia 16). Uppsala 2016 (co-edited with Jonathan Shepard) 600 p. | 12.00 | 69670 | 1284 |
| Cultural interaction between east and west. Archaeology, artefacts and human contacts in northern Europe. (Stockholm studies in Archaeology 44). Stockholm 2007 (co-editor with U. Fransson, M. Svedin, S. Bergerbrant). 365 p. | 13.00 | 69670 | 1285 |
| Mingling with Byzantium: Danish Kings and “Byzantine” Moneyers in the 11th Century. Occasional Monographs 7, Paris, ACHCByz, 2022, pp. 1–30. | 15.00 | 69670 | 1287 |
| ’Vikings in the East: Collective Violence and Preventive Strategies in a Comparative Perspective’, Proceedings of the Eighteenth Viking Congress, Århus, 2020, 47-60. | 16.00 | 69670 | 1288 |
| ’Botfus the Gute and Production of the Viking Age Weaponry on Gotland’, in: Archäologisches Korrespondenzblatt, 50 (2020), 429-448.
Review ”The Sword in Early Medieval Northern Europe: Experience, Identity,
Representation, by Sue Brunning (Woodbridge: The Boydell P., 2019). In: English Historical Review (2020), 1-3. | 17.00 | 69670 | 1289 |
| ’Female Viking Revisited’, in Viking and Medieval Scandinavia, Vol. 14 (2018), 47-60. | 18.00 | 69670 | 1290 |
| ’When and how Byzantine miliaresia were brought to Scandinavia’, in Constantinople as Center and Crossroad: Networks, Mobilities and Actants 330-1453. Eds. By I.Nilsson and O.Heilo. Uppsala-Istanbul. | 19.00 | 69670 | 1291 |
| ‘A Viking sword-bearing resident of southern Asia Minor?’, Byzantium and the Viking World. Eds. F.Androshchuk & J.Shepard. (Uppsala, 2016), 215-240 – with G. Köroglu. | 20.00 | 69670 | 1292 |
| ’What does material evidence tell us about contacts between Byzantium and the Viking World c.800-1000?, Byzantium and the Viking World. Eds. F.Androshchuk & J.Shepard (Uppsala, 2016), 93-119 | 21.00 | 69670 | 1293 |
| ’Rus’ and Byzantine Contacts of Scandinavia in 11th—14th Centuries,’ Stratum plus 5 (2014), 199-212 /Rus./. | 22.00 | 69670 | 1294 |