Early Stone Age sites of the Seversky Donetc middle flow – from the 12th Archaeological congress till contemporary research
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the 12th Archaeological congress, late Paleolithic, the Seversky DonetcAbstract
The beginning of the late Paleolithic sites of Kharkiv region is related to the holding of the 12th Archaeological congress. In the 1920th – 1940th M.V. Sibilyov found several locations in the the Seversky Donetc middle flow; and in 1950 several of them have been researched by I.F. Levitsky. The period of contemporary research began in 1998 by founding of the late Paleolithic workshop near the Sinitchyno village; 7 new locations were found by the reconnaissance. In 2004 a site near the Kamyanka village was found, and the research of it is still in progress.
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2019-08-05
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Early Stone Age sites of the Seversky Donetc middle flow – from the 12th Archaeological congress till contemporary research. (2019). The Journal of V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University. Series History, 54, 63-72. https://periodicals.karazin.ua/history/article/view/13618