October 1 13:45
This summer in Krasnoyarsk on the street on January 9, during archaeological excavations, when replacing pipes, they found Monet of the times of Catherine II, scrapers, fragments of ceramics and much more interesting. This was reported by the Telegram channel “Gradvestnik”.
So, experts revealed ToThe ultural layer of the Paleolithic erain which they found scrapers of those times.
“Stones in the photo at least 12 thousand years. Only at first glance is an ordinary breed. Look carefully, the material is carefully processed. The scrapers created for different needs, each was a kind With a knife, ”said archaeologists.
In addition, it was identified ToUltotic layer of the Neolithic erain which there were fragments of ceramics. They are about 7 thousand years – the ornament is characteristic of that time.
As Director of the Krasnoyarsk Geoarcheology said Danil Lysenko, while during the excavations were discovered City historical layers:
“If you look at the archaeological map of Krasnoyarsk, then on the site of the modern street on January 9 in the 18th century there were gardens adjacent to the sharp wall and barracks. IN The 19th century, this territory began to be built up with residential estates. Here, underground floors of now lost stone buildings were discovered and many finds, fixing the daily life of the townspeople of the mid 18-19 centuries. The finds are represented by various categories. For example, half a time of Ekaterina IIa small piece of mica that was used in a window set. We also find fragments of porcelain dishes, which first appeared in the city at the beginning of the 19th century. The find of the bone grandmother, which were used in the games of the townspeople, is notable. They also found the hard drive, transferred him to the police, we hope that they will return it to us. ”
Another curious find dates from the beginning of the 20th century – this The element of the chest with the inscription “Store every free penny on the savings book”.
Finds after processing will be transferred to the state part of the museum fund.
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