RESEARCHING IN THE ILMEN STATE RESERVE ON THE SOUTH URAL
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The article generalize results of archaeological and geological-archaeological surveys in the Ilmen State Reserve, which were holding by many archeologists during more than half-century. Primarily attention is paid to the works of the last decade on a complete survey of the shores of the Bolshoye and Maloye Miassovo banks with the aim of massively identifying archeological sites for the reconstruction of subsistance systems and the eco-social adaptation of the ancient population, primarily for the stone age, as well as studying the patterns of the topography of sites. Complex cultural and economic ties between the sites of the eastern foothills and the forest-steppe plain are noted.

Mosin V.S., (2019), RESEARCHING IN THE ILMEN STATE RESERVE ON THE SOUTH URAL. History and Modern Perspectives, 4 => 63-66.

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South Ural, Neolithic, Eneolithic, topography, subsistence systems.