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Gold jewellery from a woman's gold foil costume

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Updated: 29.09.2024
Gold jewellery from a woman's gold foil costume
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Gold jewellery from a woman's gold foil costume
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Date:
II-III century AD
Type:
Jewelry products
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Owner:
Ukraine
Description:
Аppropriated by representatives of the russian federation during illegal excavations of cultural heritage sites of Ukraine
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Circumstances of theft


Year of the incident:
2021
Place of the incident:
Archaeological site "Suvlu-Kai Burial Ground"
Coordinates (Lat, Lon):
44.756017, 33.890168
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http://www.evpatori.ru/v-krymu-obnaruzhili-drevnij-sklep-iii-v-vv-n-e.html

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https://web.archive.org/web/20240229220528/http://www.evpatori.ru/v-krymu-obnaruzhili-drevnij-sklep-iii-v-vv-n-e.html
Archaeological site "Suvlu-Kai Burial Ground"
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Involved in theft
VOLOSHINOV Alexey Alexandrovich
VOLOSHINOV Alexey Alexandrovich
Specialist of the Department of Preservation Archaeological Heritage Preservation Department IA RAS
It is known that from 2015 to 2018 the mentioned person received 5 permits, and from 2020 to 2024 - 7 permits from the Ministry of Culture of the russian federation for illegal archaeological works on the territory of the temporarily occupied peninsula of Crimea. The person participated in the excavations of the sites: "Zayachye settlement and its burial mound (II century BC, III century AD)", "Suvlu-Kaya burial mound", "Muslim cemetery Kyrk-Azizler", "Necropolis Krasnaya Kerch-1", "Burial mound Krasnaya Kerch-2", "Burial mound Krasnaya Kerch-3", "Kalos-Limen settlement (late IV century BC. - III century A.D.; VII-X cc.)".
MASYAKIN Vyacheslav Vadimovich
MASYAKIN Vyacheslav Vadimovich
Specialist in the archaeology of Roman times, chronology, contacts and mutual influences of the population of the Crimea, the Roman Empire and the European Barbaricum / Head of the Bakhchisarai expedition investigating the Suvlu-Kaya burial ground
In 2019, he received 2 permits, and in 2024 - 26 permits from the Ministry of Culture of the russian federation to conduct illegal archaeological work on the territory of the temporarily occupied Crimean peninsula. He took part in the excavations of the Suvlu-Kai cemetery.
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