Bayar Dovdoi

This is a Mongolian name. The given name is Bayar, and the name Dovdoin is a patronymic, not a family name.

Bayar Dovdoi Довдойн Баяр
Born	11 May 1946 Ulan Bator, Mongolia
Died	10 November 2010 (aged 64)
Fields	Historical study of Middle ages, Human Statues
Spouse	Marta Buyan-Ologch

Bayar Dovdoi (Mongolian: Довдойн Баяр) was a Mongolian archaeologist, scholar of historical science, instructor, Doctor of Science, professor, boxer, coach, conductor of boxing sports.

Life

Bayar was born in a family of partisan of Mongolian People’s Revolution, in 1946 in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. After graduating Mongolian State University of Education in 1974, Bayar worked as a teacher within the University from 1974 to 1975, as a researcher in an Institute of History of Mongolian Academy of Sciences from 1975 to 2002, as a researcher in an Institute of Archaeology of Mongolian Academy of Sciences from 2002 to 2008, as a chairman of the archaeological department in Ulaanbaatar University from 2006 to 2010.

Archaeological Science

Bayar wrote 8 monographs, more than 10 teamwork, about 200 memoirs and scientific essays. His treatises were translated and published in many countries: Mongolia, Russia, Japan, Korea, China, Turkey, German, Hungary, Kazakhstan, etc.^[1][2]
Bayar participated and managed about 30 field expeditions in Mongolia: Mongolian-Russian joint expedition, Mongolian-German “Kharkhorum” expedition, ”Studying Human Statues of East Mongolia” expedition, Mongolian-Japanese “Gurvan Gol” expedition, Mongolian-Korean “Dornod Mongol” expedition, UNESCO’s “Protecting ancient city of Kharkhorum” expedition, Mongolian-Turkish and Mongolian-Kazakhstan expedition etc. Bayar mainly studied archaeological records, human statues, and memorials. He became a Doctor of Science in 2001, professor of Ulaanbaatar University in 2003, corresponding member of the German Archaeological Institute in 2007. ^[3]

Boxing

Bayar boxed and lifted weights competitively from his youth. He won a silver medal in the Asian Amateur Boxing Championships, held in 1971 in Tehran, Iran. He was a judge, conductor and coach of boxing sports.

References

1. ^ "Gedenkstätten und Steinskulpturen der Alttürkischen Zeit". http://irq.kaznpu.kz/pdf/426.pdf. 
2. ^ "Journal of Inner and East Asian Studies". http://www.historyfoundation.or.kr/Data/DataGarden/Journal%2803%29.pdf. 
3. ^ "Mitglied des Deutschen Archäologischen Instituts". http://www.dainst.org/index_82e0aff7bb1f14a115260017f0000011_de.html. 

External links

• [1] (Археологич Д.Баяр: Бурхан Халдун уулын орчимд Чингис хааныг оршуулж, онголсон гэдэг нь тодорхой болж байгаа)
• [2] (Археологич Д.Баяр: Билэг хааны алтан титмийг 1000 жилийн дараа архангайгаас олсон)
• [3] (Археологич Д.Баяр: Монголд 300 гаруй хот суурингийн үлдэгдэл бий)
• [4] (Археологич Д.Баяр: Нүүдэлчдийн түүхийн өлгий болсон Орхон гол сүйдсэнд харамсч байна)
• [5] (Археологч Д.Баяр: Олз ашиг хайсан хvмvvс их овоог тоночихвий)
• [6] (Mongolian)
• Алматыда түркі әлемін зерттеуші ғалымдар бас қосты Kazinform (Kazakhstan)
• Turk Bitig
• Korean History
• Sakıp Sabancı Museum
• [7]
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Persondata
Name	Bayar Dovdoi
Alternative names
Short description	Archaeologost, Boxer
Date of birth	11 May 1946
Place of birth	Ulan Bator, Mongolia
Date of death	10 November 2010
Place of death