Registration Number
0225U002401,
(0121U114357)
, R & D reports
Title
Archaeological excavations (exploration) on land plots with an area of 30.07 ha and 31.57 ha on the territory of Sokilnyky village council of Lviv district of Lviv region
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Науковий звіт за результатами археологічного обстеження земельних ділянок на території Сокільницької сільської ради Львівського району Львівської області
Head
Silaiev Oleksandr M.,
Registration Date
07-03-2025
Organization
Scientific and Research Center "Rescue archaeological service" of the Institute of archaeology the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
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The aim of the project is a continuous superficial survey of land plots in Sokilnyky village council of Lviv district of Lviv region, located within the projected quarter of individual buildings K-17, verification and clarification of existing archeological monuments, supplementing the scientific base on the ancient settlement structure of the region, material culture
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Report: 73 p., 5 app., 11 fig., 14 photos.
The archaeological survey of a land plot was carried out on the territory of Sokilnyky territorial community, Lviv district, Lviv region to clarify the boundaries of the archaeological site – the Sokilnyky-1 settlement, located within the projected quarter of individual residential development K-17.
The purpose of the project was an entire surface survey of land plots, verification and clarification of the boundaries of existing archaeological monuments, supplementing the scientific base on the ancient settlement structure of the region, and studying ancient material culture.
To verify the presence of an archaeological cultural layer in different parts of the 30.07 ha plot, 9 test pits were dug. The thickness of the archaeological cultural layer within the Sokilnyky-1 settlement ranges from 0.55 m to 1.0 m.
A significant number of archaeological materials was collected both during surface excavations, and in buried pits. These are mainly fragments of molded and circular vessels. The exception is a dark red paste bead. This artifact, as well as most fragments of molded and circular vessels, date back to the Roman period and can be associated with the Pshevorska or Zubrytska cultures. Some fragments of circular vessels belong to the materials of the Raikovetska culture (8th–10th centuries).
Based on the data obtained, a plan of the archaeological site was drawn up and the areas of its territory and protection zone were defined.
Product Description
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Ilchyshyn Zoia A.
Mostovyi Dmytro O.
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2025-03-07
