Dobranychivka village: travel guide online to Dobranychivka

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General information about Dobranychivka

The small village of Dobranychivka is located 30 kilometers east of Pereyaslav, in a picturesque area at the confluence of the river Tashanka and the river Supiy.

Known for archaeological finds of the late Paleolithic era. There is a museum.

Невелике село Добраничівка розташоване в 30 кілометрах на схід від Переяслава, в мальовничій місцевості при впадінні річки Ташанки в річку Супій.

Відое завдяки археологічним знахідкам епохи пізнього палеоліту. Працює музей.

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Tourist attractions and museums of Dobranychivka

Archaeological Museum "Dobranychivka settlement"

Museum / gallery

The remains of one of the oldest settlements of primitive people in Ukraine in the late Paleolithic era (10,000 BC), found in the village of Dobranychivka during the construction of the road in 1952, are now exhibited in the Archaeological Museum "Dobranychivka settlement", which is a branch of Yahotyn historical museum.

Archaeologists have found here four household complexes around the central square.

The exposition pavilion was erected directly above the excavation site of the largest of the household complexes. You can see the foundation of housing from the bones of mammoths and animal skulls, pits, fires and places of production of tools made of bones and flint.

The exposition presents products made of stone and bone, as well as two large panoramic canvases depicting scenes of the original mammoth hunt and the life of the inhabitants of "Dobranychivka settlement".