Novoilinka VI settlement of eneolithic time (adapted from materials of research in the 2014)

The Eneolithic long-term (winter) dwelling was excavated at the Novoilinka-VI settlement in the 2014. The remains of found construction have a size 7х6 m. The parts of two more dwellings were recovered in the excavated area. The space between the dwellings full of different objects (household pits, columnar pits, etc.). The archaeological collections received in 2014 include a few tens of thousands of artifacts. Most of the findings relates to the Eneolithic and dates from the first half to middle of the III millennium BC. The ceramic collections have a lot of common traits with synchronous monuments from the Upper Ob, Baraba and Northern Kazakhstan.