Case archaeologists resumed excavations in the cave city of Kala after 40 years Candidate of historical sciences, associate professor, deputy director of the Institute of History and Archeology of Byzantium and the Black Sea Region of the University of the North of the State, head of the department of archeology Sergey Bokhrov told why the excavations in the cave city of Kala in the Bakhchisarai region were resumed after a break of forty years. "Now our young institute, created last year, is developing a complete program for the development of Byzantine archeology in Crimea. We explore Chersonesos, the cave city of Tepe-Kerman, medieval Sogdia. And Cala now takes its place among the Byzantine cities of Crimea," he noted. Bozherov also told how archaeological excavations are carried out and how tasks are divided during them. "Some people record individual finds in a separate inventory. Some people are responsible for the photogrammetry. This is a modern process that allows us to convert a large number of images into one digital model with computer software. Someone is responsible for field work, someone is responsible for collecting natural scientific analyses. Everyone has a certain specialty," he emphasized. Listen to the broadcast of "Radio Crimea".

Case archaeologists resumed excavations in the cave city of Kala after 40 years Candidate of historical sciences, associate professor, deputy director of the Institute of History and Archeology of Byzantium and the Black Sea Region of the University of the North of the State, head of the department of archeology Sergey Bokhrov told why the excavations in the cave city of Kala in the Bakhchisarai region were resumed after a break of forty years. "Now our young institute, created last year, is developing a complete program for the development of Byzantine archeology in Crimea. We explore Chersonesos, the cave city of Tepe-Kerman, medieval Sogdia. And Cala now takes its place among the Byzantine cities of Crimea," he noted. Bozherov also told how archaeological excavations are carried out and how tasks are divided during them. "Some people record individual finds in a separate inventory. Some people are responsible for the photogrammetry. This is a modern process that allows us to convert a large number of images into one digital model with computer software. Someone is responsible for field work, someone is responsible for collecting natural scientific analyses. Everyone has a certain specialty," he emphasized. Listen to the broadcast of "Radio Crimea".