The territorial population groups of Urilskaya culture in Priamurie

Archaeological studies in the Amur region have shown that at the beginning of the early Iron Age, with the emergence of Urilskaya culture carriers at the end of II thousands BC, this region became one-cultural. At the same time to the west and east of the mountains of the Maliy Khingan there were two different late Neolithic cultures Osinoozerskaya and Voznesenovskaya. An analysis of the ethnocultural situation before and after uril time has shown that the first period of the Early Iron Age was the only period when there was the cultural union of the two regions of Priamurie. However, as Urilskaya culture pottery researches have shown at an early stage of migration from Manchuria, where two migratory flows have separatedprotourilsky conglomerate, their development in the Priamurie has become autonomous due to the separation of the mountains of Maliy Khingan. As a result, the identification of common elements of the early period Urilskaya culture will allow searching the origins of this culture in Manchuria and North China.