Research History Of Archaeological Memorials On The Territory Of Balakliia City And Use Of The Research Results In The Development Of Historical And Architectural Basic Plan Of The City For Balakliia City Council
Keywords:
archeological memorials, cultural layer, geotopofotographic, localization, city, historical and architectural basic plan, protected zonesAbstract
In 2016, NDIP (Scientific, Research and Design Institute of Civil Engineering), “SKHIDBUDPROEKT” collected archival and published data on archeological memorials located on the territory of Balakliia City. There was managed to put on the historical and architectural basic plan of the city a multi-layered settlement near the crossroads of Zamiska st. and Savinske highway, the settlement of the bronze Age Balakliia-2, multi-layered settlement of Balakliia (Liakhovka), early medieval burial, territory of the fortress of the XVII century. For these objects, protected zones have been defined, where city-planning and earthworks are prohibited without special permission. In addition, it is recommended that archaeologists are to be engaged for the study of two Neolithic and Nomadic sites in Saltovo-Mayak culture with the aim of their localization in the area and the establishment of future protected zones.
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