The villages of the Vladimir region are better. History of place names in the Vladimir region

Moscow region

15. Obukhovo (Noginsk district). Selishche, 11-13th centuries 0.45 km. to the east of the northeastern outskirts of the village, the right bank of the river. Shalovka (right tributary of the Klyazma River), 0.5 km. above the mouth. Examined (E.I.Dikov) 16 sq. m. Old Russian pottery ceramics, incl. with linear and wavy ornaments. Iron arrowheads, knives, nails, ax chips, sickle, blacksmith blanks, slags and grits. The remains of a forge were found in the form of a pit 0.4-0.5 m deep and masonry 0.2-0.4 m high with an outer diameter of 1.2 m, an inner diameter of 0.8 m. the amount of ash and coal, around the hearth pit - fragments of ceramics, slags, coal.
16. Obukhovo. Burial mound (Petropavlovsky Pogost, Petropavlovsky), 11-13 centuries. 0.3 km. to the east of the northeastern outskirts of the village, the right bank of the river. Shalovka, 50 m. From the riverbed, in a small grove. He counted at least 40 mounds; 27 embankments with a height of 0.4-0.7 m, a diameter of 5-7 m, sometimes with ditches at the base, have survived. Investigated (A.P. Boglanov) 13 burial mounds containing corpses on the horizon and in burial pits under the mounds, with a western orientation, with the remains of coffins. Stones have been traced under the skulls and bones of the skeleton in some burials. Temple rings, bracelets, rings, copper pendant, icon, beads.
22. Istomkino. Selishche, 11-13th centuries Eastern outskirts of the village, right bank of the river. Klyazma at the mouth of the Rotten stream, on both its banks. Old Russian pottery ceramics with linear and wavy ornaments, fragments of crucibles, an iron nail, iron and copper slags.
32. Theology. Selishche 1, 11-13th centuries 0.15 km. to the north of the central part of the village, a watershed upland between the rivers. Sherna and Klyazma. Area approx. 0.6 hectares, height above the river. Klyazma 5-6 m. Old Russian pottery ceramics, incl. with linear and wavy ornaments.
35. Theology. Selishche 2, 11-13th centuries 1.5 km. south of the church with., the cape of the left bank of an unnamed stream flowing into the r. Klyazma, 50 m. From the channel. Height above the river 8-10 m. Old Russian pottery ceramics, incl. with linear and wavy ornamentation, several fragments of indeterminate molded ware. A ceramic spindle and fragments of a crucible, a stone block, an iron chair, a nail, a bit, a bracket, arrowheads, a fragment of an ax, knives, a bronze bell pendant, a bone needle, a piercing, a comb, bones of a cow, a pig, a hare. In one of the pits, the remains of a building with an adobe furnace were found, pieces of iron ore, slags, and a slagged crucible were found.
33. Theology. Burial mound 1.1 km. south southwest of the church with., right bank of the river. Klyazma. 16 embankments 1.0-2.5 m high, 6-8 m in diameter, at a height of approx. 10 m above the river. The mounds stretched out in two rows, overgrown with forest. According to its external features, the burial ground is attributed to the ancient Russian pre-Mongol times.
34. Theology. Kurgan burial ground, 2.11-13 centuries. 1.5 km. south of the Nizhny Novgorod highway, the right bank of the river. Klyazma, 0.10-0.15 km. to the west of the village 2. Numbered at least 14 kurgans; 4 mounds with a height of 1.0-1.5 m and a diameter of up to 5 m have survived. Two mounds have ditches at the base. Investigated (E.I.Dikov) two burial mounds containing corpses on the horizon with a western orientation. Found - silver bracelet-shaped temple rings with a leather ribbon on which they were fastened, a ring, a ring, a round buckle, a bronze bracelet, a glass barrel-shaped bead, a rectangular amethyst bead, an iron knife, a pottery pot with a wavy ornament and a stamp on the bottom in the form of a cross.
38.B.Bunkovo. Selishche, 14-17 centuries To the south southwest of the western outskirts of the village, the first above-floodplain terrace of the left bank of the river. Klyazma to the southeast of the mouth of the river. Density. Late medieval pottery ceramics, incl. gray-clay, red-clay, white-clay and black-polished, 15-17 centuries, as well as higher irrigation. Iron tetrahedral forged nails, breakdown, chisel, copper bell with an iron tongue, blacksmith's slag. The pits were found in which the bones of domestic animals - cows and sheep - were found. The settlement can be interpreted as the remains of the old village of Bunkovo, which later moved to the northeast of the river.
27. Slides. Selishche (Zhilino-Gorki), 11-13th centuries 0.3 km. north of the northeastern outskirts of the village, the right bank of an unnamed stream, the right tributary of the r. Sherna flowing from the lake. Lukovo, mountain tract. It stretches along the stream, dimensions approx. 200x120 m. Old Russian pottery ceramics.
28. Novosergievo. Selishche, 11-13th centuries The northeastern outskirts of the village, the right bank of an unnamed stream flowing into the river from the right. Sherna, 100 m. From the channel, 0.25 km. west of the oxbow. Old Russian pottery ceramics with linear and wavy ornaments.
29. Novosergievo. Kurgan burial ground. The territory of the village, to the west of the center, the right bank of the river. Sherna, 0.6 km. from the channel, 0.4-0.5 km. southwest of the settlement. Nine embankments with a height of 1.3-4.5 m and a diameter of 7-16 m have survived, located at a height of 20 m above the river. According to its external features, the burial ground can be attributed to the ancient Russian pre-Mongol times.
30. Trace. Selishche, 11-13th centuries Northern outskirts of the village, the eastern bank of the left-bank oxbow river. Sherna, 0.2 km. from the riverbed. Old Russian pottery ceramics.
31. Kalitino. Selishche, 14-17 centuries South-eastern outskirts of the village, right bank of the river. Sherna, 0.68 km. west of the riverbed. Late medieval pottery, mainly white-clay and black-polished ceramics of the 16-17th centuries.

26. Stromyn. Selishche, 14-17 centuries 1 km. north northeast of the church, the left bank of the river. Dubenka, right tributary of the river. Sherna, 0.6 km. from the riverbed. It stretches along the coast from west to east, dimensions approx. 130x90 m., Height above the river 8 m. Late medieval pottery ceramics, mainly white-clay and black-polished 16-17 centuries.

23. Sokolovo (Noginsk district). Kurgan burial ground, 11-13 centuries. 3 km. to the north northwest of the village, the right bank of the river. Chernogolovka (left tributary of the Klyazma River), in the forest. There are up to 100 embankments 0.8-2.5 m high, with ditches at the base, located in three groups not far from each other. Investigated (N.P. Milonov, employees of the NKM) more than 5 mounds. Wire bracelet-shaped temple rings.

4. B. Courtyards (Pavlovo-Posad district). Selishche, 11-13th centuries OK. 1.5 km. west of the village, 2.5 km. to the north northwest of the town of Pavlovsky Posad, a dune-like hillock on the left bank of the river. Klyazma. It stretches from west to east, dimensions 65x30 m. Old Russian pottery ceramics, crucibles, slags, metal plates.

2. Zaozerye. Selishche, 11-13, 14-17 centuries The northeastern outskirts of the village, near the Church of the Nativity of Christ, the hillside of the northeastern shore of the lake. Danilische, along the banks of an unnamed stream flowing into it. It stretches from north-west to south-east, dimensions 220x100 m, height above the lake. 20-25 m. Old Russian pottery with linear ornament and late medieval, incl. red-clay, white-clay and black-polished, a fragment of a ceramic toy, a stone sinker. Identified with the leftovers "Danilishovaya Slobodka", mentioned in the spiritual script of Ivan Kalita c. 1339 BC
3. Zaozerye. Soil burial ground, 14-17 centuries. South of the north-eastern outskirts of the village. To the south-west of the center, the territory of the cemetery, the northeastern shore of the lake. Danilishche, the territory of the settlement. Several flat, roughly worked unornamented boulder gravestones of sub-rectangular shape, without inscriptions, probably end. 14th century

30. Saurovo. Selishche (between the village of Saurovo and the village of Gridino), 11-13 centuries. 1.6 km. to the east southeast of the southeastern outskirts of the village, the cape of the right bank of the r. Klyazma near the mouth of an unnamed stream, the right bank of the latter. Old Russian pottery ceramics, a large number of ceramic nozzles, cinders, lumps of iron ore, slag, calcined clay, concentrated mainly in the western and southwestern parts of the monument, near the stream. On a dune-like hillock located to the south and south-west of the settlement, four swollen pits with a diameter of 3-4 m and a depth of up to 0.5 m were recorded, in the walls of which slags and cinders were also found, and on the edge of one of them - fragments of nozzles. The village can be interpreted as one of the local centers of metallurgical production.

33. Kazan. Selishche 1, 11-13th centuries 0.6 km. to the southeast of the southeastern outskirts of the right-bank part of the village, the hillock of the left bank of the river. Slohavka (right tributary of the Vokhonka River). Old Russian pottery ceramics with linear and wavy patterns, cylindrical crucibles, metal slag.
34. Kazan. Selishche 2, 11-13th centuries 0.75 km. to the southeast of the southeastern outskirts of the right-bank part of the village, the right bank of the river. Slohavka, at its bend, 0.175 km. to the east of the settlement 1. Old Russian pottery ceramics with linear and wavy ornamentation, iron plate.
32. Kazan. Kurgan burial ground, 11-13 centuries. 0.55 southeast of the southeastern outskirts of the right-bank part of the village, 30 m west of the village 1. Consisted of 100 kurgans; preserved (according to various sources) 43 or 48 embankments with a height of 1.0-2.5 m, a diameter of 6-10 m, some of which with ditches at the base. Many burial mounds had stone lining at the base. In the burial mounds investigated (probably N.P. Milonov or Kalitinsky), bracelets, a neck torch, and a pendant in the form of a ridge were found.
35. Ignatovo. Selishche, 11-13, 14-17 centuries South of the southeastern outskirts of the village, the left bank of the river. Slogavka, 0.2 km. from the mouth. Old Russian pottery ceramics with linear and wavy ornamentation, as well as late medieval, incl. white clay and black polished.

36. Dmitrovo. Selishche, 11-13, 14-17 centuries North-eastern outskirts of the village, right bank of the river. Vokhonka (right tributary of the Klyazma River). It stretches from north-east to south-west, dimensions 130x60-70 m, height above the river 5-6 m. Old Russian pottery ceramics with linear and wavy ornaments and late medieval, incl. red-clay, white-clay and black-glazed.
37. Dmitrovo. Burial mound. To the east of the northeastern outskirts of the village, the right bank of the river. Vokhonka, east of the village. Two embankments 1.40 and 1.85 m high, 5.4 and 8.0 m in diameter, with ditches at the base. Recorded traces of the stone covering of the base of one of the burial mounds. The embankments are broken by pits. According to its external features, the burial ground can be attributed to the ancient Russian pre-Mongol times.

39. Fateevo. Selishche 1, 11-13th centuries 0.8 km. to the west southwest of the southwestern outskirts of the village, two dune-like hills of the right bank of the river. Vohonka. Old Russian pottery ceramics with linear, wavy, dimple and circle ornaments, a fragment of a plate bracelet.
40. Fateevo. Selyshche 2, 11-13, 14-17 centuries Southwestern outskirts of the village, right bank of the river. Vokhonka near the mouth of the Shavel stream. From the southwestern side of the monument, rampart elevation 1.8 m high. the cultural layer consists of two layers: the lower one contained mainly pottery ancient Russian ceramics, and the upper pottery late medieval ceramics.
41. Fateevo. Selyshche 3, 14th-17th centuries 100 m north of the village, left bank of the river. Vohonka. Late medieval pottery ceramics, incl. white-clay and black-polished 16-17 centuries
38. Fateevo (Pavlovo-Posad district). Kurgan burial ground. 0.8 km. west southwest of the southwestern outskirts of the village, 0.15 km. south of settlement 1. The number of kurgans is unknown. The embankments are plowed open.

10. Savostyanovo (Orekhovo-Zuevsky district). Kurgan burial ground. 0.12 km. southwest of the western outskirts of the village, the right bank of the river. Drezna (right tributary of the Klyazma River). 5 embankments of an elongated shape, 0.6-0.8 m in height, with dimensions at the base of 4-6 m, at a height of 3 m above the river.
8. Gridino. Selishche, 11-13, 14-17 centuries Northern outskirts of the village, right bank of the river. Klyazma, approx. 0.5 km. from the riverbed. It stretches from west to east, dimensions 100x60 m. The southern part of the monument is disturbed by buildings, plowing open for vegetable gardens. Old Russian and late medieval pottery ceramics.
9. Gridino. Mound. According to M.A. Sablina con. 19th century, repeated by S.K. Epiphany, located near the village.

5. Orekhovo-Zuevo. Settlement (at the Settlement of Akulkiny Peski, Samonikha), Neolithic, r.zh.v., 11-13 centuries. South of the city, behind the village. s-da "Karbolit", dune-like hillock of Samonikha or Akulka sands on the left bank of the river. Klyazma at the confluence of the river. Vyrka, the right bank of the latter. The size of the hillock is 110x34 m. In a layer of sand without pronounced signs of a cultural layer, fragments of molded vessels with pit-comb ornamentation, Lyalovo cuttings, molded vessels of the Dyakovsky cuttings, pottery "Slavic ceramics", flint dart tips and other tools were found.
7. Orekhovo-Zuevo. Burial mound 1. According to the 1940s, it was located on the territory of the city, in its Podgorodnaya Sloboda, near the church with. Dubrovka, on the left bank of the river. Klyazma. There were 4 embankments, some of which were excavated. The results of the excavation are unknown.
6. Orekhovo-Zuevo. Kurgan burial ground 2, 11-13 centuries. The territory of the city, next to the Karbolit plant, the left bank of the river. Klyazma. There were 6 embankments up to 1.5 m high. Three burial mounds were investigated (S.F.Belyakov, A.Ya.Bryusov), which contained corpses in burial pits underneath the mounds with a western orientation. Among the finds are temporal rings, incl. wire ring-shaped and bead-shaped, twisted neck torch, bracelet, copper rings, ribbed and cut, a silver ring with a blackened trefoil on the shield, rock crystal beads, spherical and bipyramidal and amber, a fragment of an iron knife.
15. Orekhovo-Zuevo. Burial mound 3 (Near Lake Olshevskoe). According to R.L. Rosenfeldt, located south of the city, on the right bank of the river. Klyazma, near Lake Olshevskoe. There were 5 mounds with an oval base. A ceramic crucible was found on the surface of one of the embankments.

1. Floating. Selishche, 14-17 centuries The territory of the village, which merged with the village of Ozherelki, the right bank of an unnamed stream, the left tributary of the river. Vyrka (left tributary of the Klyazma River), around the pond. It stretches along the highway, dimensions approx. 190х90 m. Late medieval pottery ceramics, incl. white-clay and black-polished 16-17 centuries
2. Voinova Gora (Orekhovo-Zuevsky district). Burial mound (Mountain burial mounds), 11-13 centuries. According to R.L. Rosenfeldt, received from the local historian I.P. Klevtsova in 1950, located near the village, on the right bank of the river. Klyazma, south of the railway I counted approx. 30 embankments. In the 1940s. several burial mounds were excavated by local historians V. Bulychova, V. Semenov and G. Bogatov. Among the finds transferred to the Orekhovo-Zuevsky Museum - Krivichi decorations of the 12-13th centuries

Vladimir region

The most important waterway of the Vladimir region is r. Klyazma, left tributary of the river. Oka crossing the territory of the region from the southwest to the northeast. Most of the small rivers of the Vladimir region belong to its basin. The main left tributaries of the Klyazma are rivers. Kirzhach, Peksha, Koloksha, Nerl, Uvod, Teza, Luh, its only large right tributary is r. Suddenly. There are more than 300 small and large lakes on the territory of the Vladimir region.
The name of the Klyazma River that flows through Vladimir is interpreted as Kolo-Aza Mother. Kolo-Az was born by the goddess Okoy (Lakoma) and the god of love Kama.

5. Settlements. Selishche, 11-13th centuries 0.6 km. north of the western outskirts of the village, above the floodplain terrace of the left bank of the river. Kirzhach. It stretches along the coast from north to south, dimensions approx. 60x40 m., Height above the river 6 m. Old Russian pottery ceramics with linear and wavy ornaments of the 12-13th centuries.
4. Back field. Selishche, 11-13th centuries According to M.P. Shakhmatovoy 1957, located 0.4 km. south of the village, on the left bank of the river. Kirzhach. Fragments of ancient Russian pottery were found on arable land.
8. Domashnevo. Selishche, 14-17 centuries To the southeast of the western outskirts of the village, a dune-like hillock on the left bank of the river. Klyazma. Late medieval pottery ceramics, incl. gray-clay and black-polished 16-17 centuries
13. Cover. Selishche, 14-17 centuries OK. 2.5 km. to the southeast of the city, the southern outskirts of st. Pokrov, western bank of the left-bank oxbow river. Klyazma. Late medieval pottery ceramics, incl. gray-clay and black-polished 16-17 centuries
26. Leonovo. The village of Blagoveshchenskoye, 11-13, 14-17 centuries. 3 km. south southwest of the southern outskirts of the village, the cape of the left bank of the river. Klyazma, 0.4 km. from the riverbed, the northern bank of the oxbow Blagoveshchensky backwater, the territory of the Skazka children's health camp. It stretches from north to south, dimensions approx. 300x60-200 m., Height above the oxbow 2-5 m. Old Russian and late medieval pottery ceramics.
28.29 - Cockerels. Settlement 1, 2, Bronze Age, 10-13 centuries 0.8 km. southwest of the southwestern outskirts of the city. Modeled and early pottery old Russian ceramics 10-11 centuries.
- Cockerels. Burial mounds of the 1st and 2nd, 11-13th centuries Southern outskirts of the city, the left bank of the river. Birch. Consisted of 33 and 17 embankments, respectively. Both sites have been fully investigated by V.P. Glazov in 1977 and 1980. The remains of corpses were found in burial pits under the mounds with a western orientation. Among the finds are ring-shaped and bracelet-shaped temporal rings, glass, carnelian and crystal beads, twisted and socket bracelets, a silver plate neck torch.
30. Kosterevo. Settlement Zaton, 11-13th centuries OK. 2 km. south of the southern outskirts of the village, the left bank of the river. Klyazma. Old Russian pottery ceramics 12-13 centuries
34. Abbakumovo. Selishche, 11-13, 14-17 centuries 0.5 km. south of the eastern outskirts of the village, the cape of the right bank of the r. Peksha. Old Russian and late medieval pottery ceramics.
33. Peksha. Selishche, 11-13, 14-17 centuries According to V.V. Sidorov 1974, located 0.5 km. north of the village on the left bank of the river. Peksha. Fragments of ancient Russian and late medieval pottery were found.

12. Sobinsky district, Pogost. , 11-13 centuries
11. Churchyard. The village of Osovets, 11-13 centuries. North and north-east of the Osovets settlement. Area approx. 4.2 hectares. Old Russian pottery ceramics.
13. Novoselovo. Selishche 1, 14th-17th centuries North-eastern outskirts of the village, the right bank of the Sipunikha stream, the left tributary of the river. Klyazma. Late medieval pottery ceramics.
14. Novoselovo. Selishche 2, 11-13th centuries Near the northeastern outskirts of the village, the left bank of the Sipunikha stream, the left tributary of the river. Klyazma, Osinki tract. Dimensions approx. 50x50 m., Height above the stream 3 m. Old Russian pottery ceramics, 12-13 centuries.
15. Novoselovo. Settlement, Bronze Age (Pozdnyakovskaya complex), 11-13, 14-17 centuries. Pottery with carved (grooved) ornament.
20. Bulgarians. Selyshche 1, 2, 14-17 centuries OK. 0.5 km. north of the village, the opposite left bank of the river. Klyazma, near the mouth of the river. Vorsha, Borki tract. Late medieval pottery ceramics, incl. gray-clay and black-polished.
22. Bulgarians. Selyshche 2, 14th-17th centuries 0.2 km. to the east of the settlement 1. Late medieval pottery ceramics, incl. gray-clay and black-polished.
Waterway from Vladimir to Yuryev-Polsky: r. Klyazma - r. Koloksha
35. Mouth. Selishche, 11-13th centuries 0.5 km. south of the village, the northern bank of the left-bank channel of the river. Klyazma, near the confluence of a nameless stream. The height above the channel is 8-9 m. Old Russian pottery ceramics with linear and wavy ornaments.

- Stolny
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89. (Settlement 2 / Sungir, Dobroselsky, Gorodok, Bowl), 11-13 centuries.
90. The village of Sungir, 8-11 centuries.
91. (p. Bogolyubovo, Suzdal district).
Waterway from Vladimir to Suzdal: r. Klyazma - r. Nerl - r. Kamenka.

93. Uvarovo. Kurgan burial ground, 11-13 centuries. 1.5 km. north of the village, right bank of the river. Klyazma, southern shore of the lake. Vochekhra-Lvovskoe, in a mixed forest. 14 embankments 0.8-1.6 m high, 8-18 m in diameter, with ring ditches at the base. The mounds are overgrown with trees. According to V.P. Glazov, two mounds were explored in the 1930s. N.N. Voronin, contained corpses with a western orientation and Old Russian (Krivichi) things.
94. Zlobino (microdistrict Vladimir). Kurgan burial ground. 11-13 centuries 3 km. to the north-west of the village, on the left bank of the Untvar brook, the left tributary of the river. A ditch, in a mixed forest. 21 embankments 0.8-1.5 m high, 5-12 m in diameter, with ring ditches at the base. Old Russian pre-Mongol time.
82. Suvorotskoe (Suzdal district). Kurgan burial ground, 11-13 centuries. OK. 1.8 km. southeast of the village church, approx. 1.2 km. west of the western outskirts of the village. Novoe, right bank of the stream, right tributary of the river. Nerl. Preserved 31 embankments 0.35-1.20 m high, 4.8-11.2 m in diameter, with ring ditches at the base, with bridges. According to local residents, they excavated one burial mound containing a corpse without things with a western orientation.
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5. (md. Vladimir). The village of Lysaya Gora, 11-13th centuries. 1 km. to the southeast of the southeastern outskirts of the village, the left root bank of the river. Klyazma. area approx. 1 hectare, height above the floodplain 10-12 m. The territory of the monument is overgrown with trees. Old Russian pottery ceramics with linear and wavy ornaments.
6. Organizational work. Kurgan burial ground. To the east of the Lysaya Gora village. 17 embankments 0.3-1.4 m high, 3.5-6.0 m in diameter, with ring ditches at the base. The burial ground is located in an oak grove, the embankments are overgrown with trees and bushes. According to its external features, the monument can be attributed to the ancient Russian pre-Mongol times of the 11-13th centuries.
38. Lunevo (microdistrict Vladimir). Selishche, 11-13th centuries located 1 km. west of the village on the right bank of the river. Klyazma, approx. 3 km. from the riverbed. Fragments of ancient Russian pottery vessels with linear and wavy ornaments were found on arable land.
10. Mokeevo (Kameshkovsky district). Selishche 1, 11-13, 14-17 centuries 1 km. northwest of the village. Dimensions approx. 180x60 m. Old Russian and late medieval pottery ceramics, mainly 13-15 centuries.
11. Mokeevo. Selishche 2, 11-13th centuries 0.45 km. northwest of the village. Area approx. 2500 sq.m. Old Russian pottery ceramics with linear and wavy ornamentation, mainly 12-13 centuries.
12. Mokeevo. Selishche 3, 11-13 centuries. Area approx. 3000 sq.m. Old Russian pottery ceramics with linear and wavy ornaments.
13. XII century. A unique man-made earthen object is located 500 m north-east of the village of Mokeevo, Kameshkovsky district.

In the beginning. 1st millennium AD in the VI-VIII centuries, the oldest water trade route passed along the Meshchera river system, connecting the middle course of the Oka and Klyazma rivers, along the river. Goose, Kolp and Sudogda, as one of the branches of the Volga Silver Route, bypassing Volga Bulgaria, along which the silver of the Arab Caliphate, through the Klyazminskaya and Volzhskaya Nerl, Lake Pleshcheyevo, entered Rostov, Novgorod and further into Scandinavia and Western Europe. Local residents sold overseas merchants for silver coins and salt: honey, wax, tar, hemp, furs of squirrels, martens, beavers and slaves - young men and women.
When the cathedra of the patriarch was still in Kiev, the winter Patriarchal route from Kiev through Ryazan to Vladimir ran across the ice of the Pra, Meshcherskie lakes and Buzhe.
In 1171, according to the chronicles, Andrei Bogolyubsky founded Andreev Gorodok in the southern reaches of Meshchera. Then another trade route arose along the left bank of the Kolp and Gus rivers, connecting Vladimir with Gorodets Meshchersky.

29. Bogdantsevo (Sudogodsky district). Settlement (Spas-Kupalishche 3), Neolithic, 11-13 centuries. OK. 2.3 km. west of the southern outskirts of the village, 6.4 km. south-west of the village. Spas-Kupalishche, right bank of the river. Klyazma, Levin dacha tract. It stretches along the coast from north-east to south-west, dimensions approx. 250x100 m. Three horizons of the cultural layer have been identified.
The upper horizon contains a large number of fragments of Old Russian pottery ceramics.
30. Bogdantsevo. Selishche 1 (1), 11-13 centuries. 2 km. west of the village, 6 km. to the south-west with. Spas-Kupalishche, right bank of the river. Klyazma, 100 m. From the riverbed, Levin dacha tract. It stretches along the coast from north-east to south-west, dimensions approx. 200x120 m. The surface of the monument is overgrown with forest. Old Russian pottery ceramics.
31. Bogdantsevo. Selyshche 2 (Savior Kupalishche 2), 11-13 centuries. OK. 2.2 km. west of the village, 6.2 km. south-west of the village. Spas-Kupalishche, right bank of the river. Klyazma, Levin's dacha tract, south of Selyshcha 1, on the opposite slope of the ravine. It stretches along the coast from north-east to south-west, dimensions approx. 120x30 m, height above the river 3-4 m. Old Russian pottery ceramics.
32. Bogdantsevo. Selyshche 3 (Savior Kupalishche 4), 11-13 centuries. OK. 2.5 km. west of the village, 6.6 km. south-west of the village. Spas-Kupalishche, right bank of the river. Klyazma, Levin dacha tract, south-west of the settlement. Stretches along the coast, dimensions approx. 100x10 m. Old Russian pottery ceramics.
33. Bogdantsevo. Kurgan burial ground of Levina Dachi. 2 km. west of the village, 6 km. south-west of the village. Spas-Kupalishche, right bank of the river. Klyazma, Leviny dachi tract, from the north-west of Selishche 1. 153 compactly located burial mounds. In the northern part of the burial ground there are large mounds with a height of 2.0-2.2 m, a diameter of 16-18 m. From the south, they are surrounded by mounds 1.4-1.6 m high and 10-12 m in diameter. All mounds have ring ditches at the base. According to its external features, the burial ground can be attributed to the ancient Russian pre-Mongol times.
34. Savior Kupalishche (Sudogodsky district). Burial mound 1. 2.5 km. to the west south-west of the village, a vast hillock in the floodplain of the right bank of the river. Klyazma. A hillock with a height of 5-10 m above the floodplain level stretches from north to south. 53 embankments with a height of 0.3-0.7 m, 47 of which have a rounded shape, 1.6-4.0 m in diameter, six with oval bases measuring 4.5-5.0x1.5-2.0 m.
35. Savior Bathing House. Burial mound 2. 2.7 km. west southwest of the village, 0.6 km. south of the burial mound 1. 27 embankments 0.6-0.7 m high, 2-4 m in diameter, with ditches at the base. According to its external features, the monument can be attributed to the ancient Russian pre-Mongol times.
36. Savior Bathing House. Burial mound 3. 0.05 km. to the west of the south-west of the burial mound 2. Nine round in plan, compactly located embankments with a height of 0.4-0.6 m, a diameter of 2-3 m, with ditches at the base.
37. Savior Bathing House. Burial mound 4. 0.08 km. to the south of the south-west of the burial mound 3. Five embankments, rounded in plan, with a height of 0.4-0.6 m, a diameter of 2.0-3.5 m, with ditches at the base. Old Russian Mongolian time.
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14. Borodino (Kameshkovsky district). Selishche, 14-17 centuries The territory of the village, the left bank of the river. Klyazma, approx. 4.5 km. northwest of the channel. Occupies a promontory formed by two ravines, dimensions 100x60 m. Pottery pottery of the late medieval 14-16 centuries.
15. Krasnoramenye (Kameshkovsky district). Settlement, Neolithic, 11-13th centuries 1 km. to the north-west of the village, above the floodplain terrace of the opposite left bank of the river. Klyazma. In the upper layers to a depth of 0.2-0.3 m. Fragments of ancient Russian pottery vessels with linear and wavy ornamentation were found, in the lower layers - fragments of molded vessels with pit-comb ornamentation, presumably from the Lyalovo culture.
16. Krasnoramenye. Kurgan burial ground. At the northeastern outskirts of the village, the left bank of the Bezymyanny stream, the right tributary of the river. Klyazma, 0.3 km. from the riverbed. 23 embankments 1.2-1.5 m high, 10-12 m in diameter, with ring ditches at the base, located on both sides of the dirt road in the village of Penkino. The mounds are overgrown with trees. According to its external features, the burial ground can be attributed to the ancient Russian pre-Mongol times.

17. Town (Kameshkovsky district). Selishche 1, 11-13th centuries The territory of the village, a cape of the left root bank of the river. Klyazma between two ravines, 2 km. northwest of the channel. Occupies the tip of the cape, area approx. 1500 sq. m., height above the floodplain 6-12 m. Old Russian pottery ceramics with linear and wavy ornament 12-13 centuries.
18. Small town. Selyshche 2 (Middle enemy), 11-13th centuries 1 km. east of the village. Dimensions approx. 400x200 m., Height above the floodplain 6-12 m. Old Russian pottery ceramics with linear and wavy ornaments.
19. Town. Settlement 3 (near the Dark Enemy), 11-13 centuries. 1 km. to the north-east of the village, the left root bank of the river. Klyazma, the bank of the Dark ravine. Dimensions approx. 200x150 m. Old Russian pottery ceramics of the 12-13th centuries.
22. Kunitsino. Selyshche 1 (Prudny enemy, Middle enemy 5), 10-13 centuries According to V.P. Glazov 1969, located 0.5 km. northwest of the village, 2 km. northeast of the village. Town, on the left root bank of the river. Klyazma. Old Russian stucco and pottery ceramics.
21. Kunitsino. Selyshche 2 (Raspberry Enemy 1), 11-13 centuries. 0.8 km. from the north-west of the village, 1.4 km. to the north-east of the village of Gorodok, the left root bank of the river. Klyazma. Old Russian pottery ceramics.
25. Kunitsino. Selyshche 3 (Kunitsyn enemy 6), 10-13 centuries. 0.5 km. south southeast of the village, 2.2 km. to the east northeast of the village Gorodok, 100 m north of the riverbed. Area approx. 8000 sq. m., height above the river 18-20 m. Old Russian stucco and pottery ceramics.
24. Kunitsino. Selyshche 4 (Water Mountain 10), 10-13th centuries. At the southern end of the village, 2.4 km. north northeast of the village. Gorodok, left root bank of the river. Klyazma, 0.2 km. north of the riverbed, west of the Strelitsa Settlement. Dimensions 80x40 m, height above the river 15-18 m. Old Russian stucco and pottery ceramics.
20. Kunitsino. Settlement 5 (Raspberry enemy 2), 10-13 centuries. 1 km. south-west of the village, the left bank of the river. Klyazma, Raspberry enemy tract. Area approx 2500 sq. m., height above the river 4-5 m. Old Russian stucco and pottery ceramics.
26. Kunitsino. Selyshche 6 (Factory enemy), 10-13 centuries. 1.2 km. southeast of the village, 2.6 m north northeast of the village of Gorodok. Dimensions approx. 150x35 m., Height above the river approx. 18 m. Old Russian stucco and pottery ceramics, pieces of clay coating.
27. Patakino (Kameshkovsky district). Selishche, 11-13th centuries The southern outskirts of the village, the left bank of the river. Klyazma. Dimensions approx. 100x50 m. Old Russian pottery ceramics with linear and wavy ornaments of the 12-13th centuries.
28. Mosttsy (Kameshkovsky district). Selishche, 11-13th centuries 0.3 km. south of the village, the left bank of an unnamed stream, the left tributary of the r. Klyazma. Area approx. 4.5 hectares. Old Russian pottery ceramics 12-13 centuries

5. Rusino (Kovrovsky district). Burial ground Pushhok. OK. 6 km. north of the village, the cape of the right bank of the river. Klyazma, tract Old plant, in the forest. Three embankments 0.9-1.0 m high, 4-7 m in diameter, with ring ditches at the base, located 8-9 m above the river. The mounds were overgrown with trees and bushes. According to its external features, the burial ground can be attributed to the ancient Russian pre-Mongol times.
7. Lyubets. Selishche 1, 11-13, 14-17 centuries 0.2 km. north of the village, high right bank of the river. Klyazma. Dimensions 250x200 m, height above the river 10-15 m. The northern part of the monument is overgrown with bushes. Old Russian and late medieval pottery ceramics. Old Russian ceramics were found only in the coastal part of the site.
8. Lyubets. Selyshche 2, 11-13, 14-17 centuries The territory of the village, the right high bank of the river. Klyazma, south of Settlement 3, on the opposite southern bank of the ravine. Dimensions 180x160 m, height above the river 10-14 m. The territory of the monument is occupied by a cemetery and a church. Old Russian and late medieval pottery ceramics. the first was found only in the coastal part of the site.
9. Lyubets. Selyshche 3, 11-13, 14-17 centuries. The western outskirts of the village, the right high bank of the river. Klyazma, on the opposite northern bank of the ravine from Settlement 2. Area approx. 4 hectares, height above the river 10-12 m. The eastern part of the monument is plowed up for vegetable gardens. Old Russian and late medieval pottery ceramics.
10. Lyubets. Selishche 4, 11-13, 14-17 centuries. Southwestern outskirts of the village, high right bank of the river. Klyazma, south of Selishche 3. Area approx. 4 hectares, height above the river 10-12 m. The surface is overgrown with trees and bushes, in the eastern part it is plowed up for vegetable gardens. Old Russian and late medieval pottery ceramics. Cm.
6. Lyubets. Burial mound Abelmanovsky. OK. 2 km. to the south-west of the village, at the southern outskirts and on the territory of the children's camp. Abelman, above the floodplain terrace of the right bank of the river. Klyazma, 0.15-0.20 km. from the riverbed, in a pine forest. 44 embankments 0.5-1.0 m high, 4-8 m in diameter, with ring ditches at the base, located at a height of 5-7 m above the river. The mounds were overgrown with trees and bushes. According to its external features, the burial ground can be attributed to the ancient Russian pre-Mongol times.
11. Pogost (Kovrovsky district). The village of Nerekhotskoye, 10-13 centuries. OK. 1.5 km. north of the northern outskirts of the village, approx. 3 km. northeast of the northern outskirts of the village. Lyubets, two merged dune-like hills, stretching from west to east in the floodplain of the left bank of the river. Nerekhta, 0.5 km. from the mouth. Area approx. 3 hectares, height above the floodplain 4-6 m. The surface of the monument is exposed to wind erosion in places. Old Russian ceramics, incl. early pottery, ornamented with deep lines. The village is one of the earliest monuments of the Slavic-Russian population in the lower reaches of the Klyazma.
17. Glebovo (Kovrovsky district). The village of Yukshinskoye, 11-13 centuries. 3 km. southeast of the village, approx. 2 km. to the northeast of the village of Staraya, a ledge of the right root bank of the r. Yuksha. Dimensions approx. 100x20 m., Height above the river 18-20 m. Old Russian pottery ceramics.
16. Glebovo. Burial mound Tinsky perevoz. OK. 2 km. west southwest of the village, approx. 2.5 km. to the east northeast of the village im. Abelman, right bank of the river. Klyazma, Tinsky perevoz tract. There are 105 burial mounds. The core of the burial ground is 20 cone-shaped embankments located in its central part, 1.5-2.0 m high, 14-16 m in diameter.The rest of the mounds are 0.3-1.2 m high, 4-8 m in diameter. All embankments are overgrown with trees and bushes, some are disturbed pits. According to its external features, the burial ground can be attributed to the ancient Russian pre-Mongol times.
1. Malyshevo. Selishche, 11-13, 14-17 centuries The territory of the right bank of the river. Take away. It stretches along the coast for a distance of approx. 1 km. with a width of 100-150 m. Old Russian and late medieval pottery ceramics.
2. B. Vsegodichi. Selishche 1, 11-13th centuries The central part of the village. Area approx. 3 hectares, height above the river 8-9 m. Old Russian pottery ceramics with linear and wavy ornaments.
3. B. Vsegodichi. Selyshche 2, 11-13, 14-17 centuries 100 m south-west of Settlement 1. Stretches along the coast, dimensions 400-450x170-200 m. Old Russian and late medieval pottery ceramics.
4. M. Vsegodichi. Selishche, 11-13th centuries The eastern outskirts of the village, the left bank of the river. Take away. Old Russian pottery ceramics.
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26. 25. Kuzemino. Kurgan burial ground 1, 2, 10-13 centuries. 2 km. south of the village, left bank of the river. Tara, in a mixed forest. At the beginning of the 20th century. numbered 20 mounds; preserved five embankments 0.3-0.4 m high, 4-5 m in diameter, with ditches at the base. Several embankments in burial grounds 1 and 2 were investigated in the 1930s. A.G. Butryakov, contained corpses with a western orientation. Among the finds are bronze wire rings, buttons, scraps of fabric. In 1951 A.G. Butryakov excavated another mound 1.6 m high, in which calcined bones, fragments of a molded pot, and two gilded beads were found.
27. Petrovskoe. Selishche, 11-13th centuries 0.3 km. south of the village, a plateau of the left bank of the river. Tara, approx. 5 km. from the riverbed. Area approx. 3 hectares. Old Russian pottery ceramics.
28. Petrovskoe. Kurgan burial ground, 10-13 centuries. According to A.G. Butryakov 1950s, located near the village, on the right bank of the river. Tara. He examined one burial mound containing the remains of cremations on the mainland with a potter's pot.
29. Filino. Kurgan burial ground, 11-13 centuries. According to A.G. Butryakov 1930s, located near the village on the right bank of the river. Tara. Several burial mounds were excavated by A.G. Butryakov, contained corpses with a western orientation, mostly without belongings.
12. Dawn. Kurgan burial ground. 11-13 centuries 5.5 km. east of the village, right bank of the river. Klyazma, in a coniferous forest.
23. Yudikha (Kovrovsky district). Settlement Venets, 11-13th centuries OK. 5 km. west of the village, the right bank of the river. Klyazma, Venets tract, on both banks of a shallow ravine. The area of ​​the monument to the west of the ravine is 2.2 hectares, to the east is 1.5 hectares. Old Russian pottery ceramics with linear and wavy ornaments.
24. Judiha. Mound. 3 km. west of the village, the right bank of the river. Klyazma, in a coniferous forest. Height 1.1 m, diameter 12 m. The embankment is disturbed by a treasure-hunting pit.

3. 2. 4. Shustovo. Selishche 1, 10-13 centuries. Old Russian stucco and pottery ceramics. Selishche 2, 10-13 centuries. Near the southeastern outskirts of the village, a gentle slope of the left root bank of the river. Tara. Old Russian stucco and pottery ceramics. Selyshche 3, 11-13 centuries. Old Russian pottery ceramics with linear and wavy ornaments.
1. Shustovo. Soil burial ground, 8-10 centuries. According to local residents, at a depth of 0.6-0.7 m, two burials were found, performed according to the rite of corpses, with a southeast and northwest orientation. In the first of them, a molded vessel and an iron ax were found, in the second - multi-colored glass beads. By the nature of the finds, the burials can be attributed to the pre-Slavic Finno-Ugric population of the 8-10th centuries.
5. Black Sea region. Selishche, 11-13, 14-17 centuries Northern outskirts of the village, right bank of the river. Tara, 0.2 km. east of the riverbed. It stretches along the coast, dimensions 200x40-45 m. Old Russian and late medieval pottery ceramics, incl. gray clay.
6. Zarechny (Vyaznikovsky district). Selishche, 2nd floor. 1st millennium AD, 10-13th centuries 0.25 km. to the north-east of the village, the cape of the right root bank of the river. Tara, approx. 1 km. from the mouth. It stretches from the north-west to the south-east, dimensions 180x60 m, height above the river 2-3 m. A highway passes through the village to the village. Mstera. Modeled ceramics, without ornamentation, Meryan appearance and Old Russian, Old Russian pottery with linear and wavy ornaments.
7. Slobodka. Selishche 1, 11-13th centuries 0.7 km. northwest of the village, right bank of the river. Klyazma near the oxbow river. Tara. It stretches from west to east, dimensions 110x90 m, height above the oxbow 1.0-1.5 m. Old Russian pottery ceramics with linear and wavy ornaments.
8. Slobodka. Selishche 2, 11-13th centuries 100 m southeast of the village. It stretches along the coast from north to south, dimensions 200x60-80 m, height above the river 3-4 m. Old Russian pottery ceramics with linear and wavy ornaments.
9. Deep. Selishche, 11-13, 14-17 centuries The northern outskirts of the village, the right root bank of the river. Klyazma. Area approx. 1 hectare, height above the river 13-15 m. Old Russian pottery ceramics with linear and wavy ornaments, as well as late medieval ones, including gray-clay, red-clay and black-clay.
18. The foot of the village. Selishche 1, 14th-17th centuries According to V.Ya. Sergin 1969, located 1.2 km. southwest of the village, on the left bank of the river. Klyazma, 1 km. from the riverbed, on a sloping hillock, from the west and north, skirted by the Nikolskaya oxbow, around the destroyed Nikolskaya church, at a height of 6-7 m above the oxbow. Pottery ceramics of the late medieval period, mainly of the 16-17th centuries.
19. Village feet. Selyshche 2, 14th-17th centuries Located to the north of Settlement 1. Late medieval pottery ceramics, incl. white-clay and black-polished 16-17 centuries
22. Seltsovy villages. Selishche, 14-17 centuries 0.12-0.15 km. west of the village, left bank of the river. Klyazma, a low hillock, bounded from the east and south by the lake Zerkalo, from the west - by a stream flowing into the lake. Height above the lake 5.0-5.5 m. Late medieval pottery ceramics, 16-17 centuries. and later.
30. . Settlement Tolmachevskoe, 11-13, 14-17 centuries. Eastern outskirts of the city, north of st. Klyazminskaya, big settlement Tolmachevskaya, right bank of the river. Klyazma. It stretches along the coast, from the north it is limited by a slope to the floodplain, from the west to small ravines, the size is approx. 180x60 m., Height above the river 5-6 m. Researched (V.V.Sedov) 12 sq. m. Pottery pottery ancient Russian and late medieval, including sulfur clay 13-15 centuries, iron knives, an arrowhead, a fragment of scissors. Remains of the Vyaznikovskaya Sloboda, first mentioned in 1608, or the settlement that preceded it.
31. Lapino. Selishche, 11-13th centuries 0.4 to the north-west of the village, a gentle slope of the right bank of the river. Klyazma. Dimensions approx. 190x120 m., Height above the river 5-10 m. Old Russian pottery ceramics with linear and wavy ornaments.
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70. Rudilnitsy. Selishche, 1013 centuries. 0.25 km. north of the village, the right root bank of the river. Klyazma, 0.14 km. from the riverbed. Area approx. 2.5 hectares, divided into two parts by a deep ravine, height above the river 15-16 m. Stucco and old Russian pottery.
61. 62. Yakushikha. Selishche 1, 14th-17th centuries South-western outskirts of the village, to the left of the road to the village of Novo, left bank of the river. Klyazma, the right bank of the stream, the right tributary of the Velikov Istok stream, which flows into the lake. Great. Late medieval pottery ceramics, incl. gray-clay, white-clay and black-polished 16-17 centuries Selyshche 2, 14th-17th centuries

29. M. Luzhi. Selishche, 11-13th centuries 1 km. west northwest of the village, the right bank of the river. Klyazma. Old Russian pottery ceramics with linear and wavy ornaments.
32. Settlements (Gorokhovets). Selishche, 11-13th centuries OK. 1 km. northeast of the village, at the southwestern outskirts of Gorokhovets, the first terrace above the floodplain of the right bank of the river. Klyazma, approx. 1 km. northeast of the Gorodishche. Dimensions 80x70 m. Height above the boggy floodplain 4-6 m. Old Russian pottery ceramics.
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35. Galitsy (Gorokhovets district). Selishche, 11-13th centuries 0.8 km. to the east of the eastern outskirts of the village, the slope of the first above-floodplain terrace of the left bank of the river. Suvorosh. Dimensions approx. 100x70 m., Height above the river 4-5 m. Old Russian pottery ceramics with linear and wavy ornament 12-13 centuries.
45. Beans. Settlement 7, Neolithic, Bronze Age, 14-17th centuries 1.8 km. southeast of the village. Late medieval pottery ceramics, incl. white-clay 16-17 centuries

Cherish

Between Gorokhovets and Nizhny Novgorod there existed the city of Berezhets (Resurrection Chronicle) or Berezhech (Novgorod I Chronicle). This city is mentioned in the annals in the story of the campaign against Nizhny Novgorod by the Moscow and Suzdal troops in 1364. The prince gathered an army in his homeland in Suzdal and, together with Moscow help, moved on to the Nizhny Novgorod one. The troops reached Berezhets, where the Nizhny Novgorod prince met them with a proposal for peace. Consequently, Berezhets was somewhere on the road from Suzdal to Nizhny Novgorod. Presumably, the city of Berezhets can be identified with the village of Bereztsy or Berezhtsy, located halfway between these cities, not far from the modern city of Gorbatov, at the confluence of the Klyazma and the Oka. The location of the chronicle Berezhets is also determined by A. V. Eksemplyarsky: Berezhen, now the village of Berezhny at the mouth of the Klyazma.

The Suzdal road from Vladimir went on the opposite side of the Old Town to the northeast and passed the Conception Monastery through the fords on the Lybedi River, past the Fedorovsky Monastery, across the Rpen River, then up the mountain through the village of Krasnoye to Sukhodol, Poretskoye, Spasskoye Settlement and Suzdal.
- Gubachevo. Kurgan burial ground, 11-13 centuries. Near the village. Investigated (A.S. Uvarov, 1851) six burial mounds containing the remains of corpses with a western orientation and Old Russian things.
- Zhitkovo. Kurgan burial ground. Near the village, the right bank of the river. Rpen. Plowed up.
- Zaprudye. Kurgan burial ground, 11-13 centuries. near the village. Investigated (A.S. Uvarov, 1852) 11 mounds containing corpses with a western orientation. Plowed up.

Literature:
Archaeological map of Russia. Vladimir region. Institute of Archeology of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Old Russian settlements along the river. Take away.
Meryano-Slavic settlements along the river. Kamenka and Nerl
Suzdal principality

Settlements of the developed Middle Ages of the Vladimir-Suzdal principality.

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