Theft of inheritance of Ukraine. Russians carry out illegal excavations in Chersonese

This information was published by the Union of Architects of Ukraine (SAU) and the National Resistance Center (CNS), drawing attention to an urgent problem, public news writes. In focus, technology appeared its Telegram channel. Subscribe not to miss the latest and most intrusive news from the world of science! According to the SAU, Russian archaeologists from the Institute of History of Material Culture of the Russian Academy of Sciences in St.

Petersburg came across a wonderful stone mausoleum of antiquity. Ukrainian archaeologists wrote about it on Facebook, publishing photos. Researchers are assigned: "The ancient building found is both a public building and a mausoleum, which makes the find unique not only for Chersonese, but for the entire ancient world. " The Russians themselves also report the findings and excavations.

The state-owned ermitarian published a post, which refers to large-scale archeological studies within the historical and archeological park "Chersonese Tavriysky". According to the National Resistance Center, "at the end of 2014, there were about 500,000 storage units (the main and auxiliary fund) in the funds, of which 300,000 are the entire main fund. " However, it is not yet known to whom the found artifacts will be transmitted.

Now the Russians prepare "acts of transfer to restoration for further exhibiting outside the museum. " Chersonese Tavriysky occupies an important place in history as an ancient and Byzantine city-state, located in the southwestern part of the Crimea, a peninsula in the Black Sea region. The rich cultural heritage and strategic location have made it an important center of trade, culture and political influence in the ancient world.

The history of the city dates back to the 5th century BC, when it was founded by Greek colonists from the Heracles of Pontic (modern Turkey). The city flourished under Greek, and later Roman domination, becoming a lively center for maritime trade and the melting boiler of various cultures. He played a decisive role in the defense of the Byzantine Empire from the invading forces and served as a key marine stronghold.

The city's architectural miracles included majestic temples, public buildings, fortifications and an extensive network of streets and squares. Chersonese Tavriysky could boast a bright cultural and artistic life: theaters, sanctuaries and sights were decorated with its city landscape. The introduction of the city to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2013 reflects its exceptional historical and archeological value.