Treasure of Khan Kubrat: Culture of Bulgars, Khazars, Slavs

Contents

Introduction

I. The culture of the nomads from V to VII c.

1. Kizal-Adar, Orenburg region

2. Verkhne-Yablochen Chiflik, Volgograd Region

3. Lake Borovoye, Kazakhstan

4. Morskoy Chulek, Rostov region

5. Michaelsfeld, near Anapa, former Cuban region

II. Slavic monuments from the Bug and Dnieper valleys from the 6th to the 7th century.

1. Skibintsi, Trostyanitsa district, Vinnytsia region

2. Semenki, Nemirov district, Vinnytsia region

3. Sukhini, Kanev region, Kiev region

4. Martinovka, Kanev district, Kiev region

III. Necropolises of the Crimean Goths

1. Artek, Crimea

2. Suuk-Su near Gurzuf, Crimea

IV. The culture of the Turks in Siberia from VII to IX century. Turks in Asia and Europe

1. The Kuderge necropolis, Eastern Altai

2. The necropolis of Mongun-Taiga, Tuvan ASSR

3. Srostki necropolis, Upper Altai

V. Monuments of nomads from Eastern Europe VII - early VIII century.

1. Malaya Pereshchepina, Poltava region

2. Romanovskaya village, Rostov region

VI. Slavs from the Left Bank of Ukraine from VIII to X century.

1. Novotroitskoe gradishte, Lebedinsky district, Sumy region

VII. The culture of the nomads from the end of the VIII and IX century Saltovo-Mayak culture

1. Necropolis near the village of Verkhneye Saltovo

2. Necropolis near Dmitrievskoye

3. Mayatsko gradishte

4. Volokonovsky necropolis

5. Right-bank Tsimlyansko gradishte, Rostov region

VIII. The Khazar-Slavic fortress Sarkel-White Tower

1. The fort of Sarkel-White Tower

2. Small nomadic mounds near Sarkel-White Tower

3. The Belovezhskaya necropolis near the Sarkel-White Tower


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