NEW STUDY MATERIALS ON JUKETAU FORTIFIED SETTLEMENT
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https://doi.org/10.24852/2587-6112.2021.3.43.54Keywords:
archaeology, the Republic of Tatarstan, Chistopol, Juketau, Zhukotin, Volga Bolgaria, 10th–14th centuriesAbstract
Security and rescue archaeological studies were performed by the Institute of Archaeology named after A.Kh. Khalikov of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Tatarstan in Chistopol District of the Republic of Tatarstan at Juketau fortifi ed settlement partially accommodating the Chistopol elevator. The site is part of a complex of archaeological remains of a medieval Bolgar-Tatar city of Juketau (referred to “Zhukotin” in Old Russian chronicles) of the 10th–14th centuries. The stratigraphy of cultural strata of the excavation features two distinguished layers – I (modern, 19th–21st centuries) and III (pre-Mongol, 10th − fi rst third of the 13th centuries) in terms of the general stratigraphic scale of the site; layer II of the Golden Horde (second third of the 13th–14th centuries) has not been traced in the studied area. Of particular interest among the discovered objects are structures of the household type, a line of pole pits located along the cliff directed towards the Kama coast. The material items are represented by clay ware, mainly “common Bolgar”, “Juketau”, "Kama-Ural” pottery, and a small number of household items.
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