Pages: 383-400 | DOI: https://doi.org/10.55086/sp214383400

It is the first full publication of materials from burials of the Ai-Todor burial ground excavated in 1932 and kept in the Historical Museum in Moscow. The origin of some finds from exact graves is not clear. After examination of all available data (from publications and archives), we have restored the context of most finds. We pay special attention to finds of coins and buckles that allow us to specify the chronology of the above-mentioned materials. The studied burials from the southern area of the burial ground (the latest one) can be dated to the 2nd half of the 4th — early 5th centuries. We have obtained some new evidence of contacts between the people who were buried in Ai-Todor and the Chernyaknov culture (rings with bent ends) as well as people who lived in late Sarmatian age Crimea, e. g. in Druzhnoe or Neyzats (fire striking tools).

Keywords: Crimea, Charax, Late Roman Period, cremation, coin, museum collection

Information about authors:

Anton Strokov (Moscow, Russian Federation). Institute of Archaeology of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Dmitry Ulyanov St., 19, Moscow, 117292, Russian Federation
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Galina Kamelina (Moscow, Russian Federation). State Historical Museum. Red Square, 1, Moscow, 109012, Russian Federation
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