Ilurat Archeological Complex, Archaeological site in Crimea
The Ilurat Archeological Complex unveils the ancient Scythian civilization.
The complex dates back to the early Iron Age.
It reflects the art and burial rituals of its time.
Visit requires special permits due to its protected status.
Features unique tombstone art not found elsewhere.
Location: Lenine Raion of Crimea
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