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Garbage and smoke over lovely Ukraine. The smoke and the smoke... A countless horde is rolling, kicking up dust from under its mechanized hooves. The bad ones continue to kill us... Our fathers and mothers, our old people and children, our grandchildren and unborn descendants. It would seem that all the words about this have already been said and written, but I cannot help but share with you what I am thinking about these days, when my Kharkiv is burning again after a short respite
In 2003, the world archaeological community was struck by a real sensation. In Novhorod-Siverskyi, Chernihiv region, on the territory of the Transfiguration Monastery, founded in 1033, archaeologists discovered the remains of strange stone walls.
It turned out that these are the walls of a still unknown to science secular building from the time before the Mongol invasion (most likely a princely palace).
This in itself is a rather rare case of discovering pre-Mongol masonry. But under the walls of the refectory in the basement, skeletal remains of women and children were also discovered.
Read more in the Ukrainian issue...
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