Работы российско-украинской Восточно-Крымской экспедиции на Караларском побережье

Abstract

The research of Ancient monuments in the Crimean coast of the Sea of Azov was ongoing: at Heneralske-Zapadne estate complex and settlements Krutyi Bereh and Polyanka. At Polyanka settlement at the area about 300 m2 a block of four rooms of the second half of the 1st c. BC and a section of a burnt mound of the preceding period (from the 3rd c. to the 2nd c. BC) were researched. At Krutyi Bereh settlement an area of 175 m2 was studied. Within 10 m a continuation of a defensive wall was discovered. Thus, its revealed length was in general 32 m and its width was 1,5—1,7 m. At Heneralske-Zapadne estate complex an eastern part of the external ditch surrounding the complex at hinterland side, and several husbandry pits were studied, and the stratigraphy of the site was specified.