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Archaeologists study sites in the Kakhovka Reservoir area
Archaeologists gained access to sites in the former Kakhovka Reservoir area after the water receded. Denys Sikhoza noted that research is complicated by forest overgrowth and damage to materials.
In brief
- Archaeologists accessed late Paleolithic sites.
- The area revealed Scythian settlements and Chernyakhiv sites.
- Research is complicated by forest overgrowth.
- Some archaeological materials were damaged after being submerged.
Covered by 2 of 7 media groups
- Independent1
- Publicno reports
- Commentatorsno reports
- Oligarch-owned1
- Stateno reports
- Officialno reports
- Anonymousno reports
Not covered by: public, commentators, state, official, anonymous.
| Group | Share | Count |
|---|---|---|
| Independent | 50% | 1 item |
| Oligarch-owned | 50% | 1 item |
- УНІАНOligarch-owned
- first item
"Щоб дослідити пам’ятки археології на території колишнього Каховського водосховища, потрібно не менше 100 років", – археолог Денис Сікоза
- МОСТ: ХЕРСОНIndependent
- first item
Після сходу води на території колишнього Каховського водосховища археологи отримали доступ до територій, де знаходяться пам’ятки пізнього п…
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