The well-preserved large early Scythian Nemyrivske Hillfort "Big Ramparts" (or "Scythian Ramparts") of the VII-VI centuries BC is located on both banks of the Ustya River, 5 kilometers southeast of Nemyriv.

The area of the Nemyrivske Hillfort is about 150 hectares. It is surrounded by an earthen rampart 5.5 kilometers long, up to 9 meters high, with a deep moat. The castle is located in the northern part. On the territory of the "Scythian ramparts" the remains of a dug-out dwelling were discovered.

In the 10th-11th centuries, there was an ancient Rus settlement of Myriv at this place. According to legends, Myriv was completely destroyed during the Tatar invasion, and the inhabitants who remained alive moved the settlement to the place of the pre ...

The well-preserved large early Scythian Nemyrivske Hillfort "Big Ramparts" (or "Scythian Ramparts") of the VII-VI centuries BC is located on both banks of the Ustya River, 5 kilometers southeast of Nemyriv.

The area of the Nemyrivske Hillfort is about 150 hectares. It is surrounded by an earthen rampart 5.5 kilometers long, up to 9 meters high, with a deep moat. The castle is located in the northern part. On the territory of the "Scythian ramparts" the remains of a dug-out dwelling were discovered.

In the 10th-11th centuries, there was an ancient Rus settlement of Myriv at this place. According to legends, Myriv was completely destroyed during the Tatar invasion, and the inhabitants who remained alive moved the settlement to the place of the present Nemyriv.