Vladimirovka

One of the largest sites of the Cucuteni-Tripolye culture in the Ukraine's Bug Valley, dated to the late 4th millennium BC. The settlement consists of over 200 complete huts of the Polshchadki type organized in five concentric rings on a broad promontory. Amongst the rich domestic assemblages of Cucuteni B pottery were numerous house and shrine models and many fired clay anthropomorphic figurines.

A large open settlement site of the Late Neolithic Tripolye culture, situated in the southern Bug Valley, western Ukraine, USSR and dated to the late 4th millennim be. The settlement consists of over 200 complete house plans organized in concentric rings on a broad promontory. Amongst the rich domestic assemblages of Cucuteni B pottery were numerous house and shrine models and many fired clay anthropomorphic figurines.