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Current trends include the use of mathematical methods for Humanities studies. One of the methods that have proven to be effective in interpreting mass material obtained during archaeological excavations is a discriminant analysis method. Discriminant analysis is a section of mathematical statistics that assumes the presence of an object that was accidentally extracted from one of them. The proposed work is an application of this method for the study of swords used in Prikamye in the first half of I millennium. Based on discriminant analysis data for each subperiod of the first half of the I millennium an attempt will be made to isolate reference finds, which parameters and design features are most characteristic for a certain time interval. On the basis of mathematical calculations rather than a subjective opinion, the author concludes that there were four types of swords used on the territory of the Prikamye. The proposed paper discusses a possibility of dating accidentally found weapons, based on a comparison of the characteristics of their parameters and design with the data of swords originating from closed burial complexes.

The experience of distinguishing constructively chronological types of swords of the first half of I millennium AD in Prikamye