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Expedition on Khortytsia concludes underwater archaeological season

The underwater archaeological expedition on Khortytsia has concluded its 2026 season. Archaeologists raised giant deer antlers and other artifacts from the Dnipro River, including pottery, stone axes, cauldrons, and anchors.

In brief

  • The expedition concluded its underwater research for 2026.
  • Archaeologists raised giant deer antlers from the Dnipro.
  • Experts discovered ancient pottery and weapons.
  • The artifacts belong to various historical periods.
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    На Хортиці експедиція підводних археологічних робіт офіційно завершила сезон 2026 року під'йомом з Дніпра велетенських рогів оленя і демонс…

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    Роги оленя, кам'яні сокири та якорі: археологи показали, що дістали з дна Дніпра цього сезону.

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    Роги оленя, кам'яні сокири та якорі: археологи показали, що дістали з дна Дніпра цього сезонуЕкспедиція Національного заповідника «Хортиця»…

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