COLLECTION OF MATERIALS FROM THE RADYMYCHI GRAVE (11TH – EARLY 12TH CENTURIES) NEAR THE VILLAGE NOVA NOVYTSKA, CHERNIHIV PROVINCE FROM COLLECTION OF THE NMUH
Abstract
The article is dedicated to the ancientries (gryvna, temporal rings, furniture), which were found in 1894 during the excavations of the Radymychi grave near the village of Nova Novytska of Surazh county in Chernihiv province. The excavations were made by the archaeologic expedition under the leadership of P. M. Yaremenko. Those ancientries were given to the Museum of Antiquities of St. Volodymyr Kyiv University by the Imperial Archaeological Commission in 1896, and then to the Central Historical Museum in 1936. Later those stock collections became part of the collection of the National Museum of Ukrainian History. Such things are frequent finds in the Radymychi’s lands and are present in many burials. This museum collection was left behind the scientist’s attention during the lond period of time.
Key words: the Radymychi, burial mounds, seven-beam and wire temporal rings, gryvna of the “Radymychi type”.
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