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Hundreds of archaeological sites uncovered at the bottom of Kakhovka Reservoir

Hundreds of archaeological sites have emerged at the bottom of Kakhovka Reservoir. Archaeologists gained access to areas that had been submerged for decades, revealing traces of settlements from the Stone Age to Cossack Sichs.

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  • Hundreds of archaeological sites have emerged at the bottom of Kakhovka Reservoir.
  • Archaeologists gained access to areas that had been submerged for decades.
  • Traces of settlements from the Stone Age to Cossack Sichs were discovered.
  • Research of the area may take about a hundred years.
  • The former bottom is quickly overgrown with forest.
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    На дні Каховського водосховища відкрилися сотні пам’яток

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    На дні Каховського водосховища відкрилися сотні пам’яток

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