Mesolithic layers of the Zamil-Koba 2 site in the Crimea
Journal: Stratum plus Archaeology and Cultural Anthropology
Year: 2025

The site Zamil-Koba 2 is situated in the Bakhchisarai district of the Republic of the Crimea. This is a small grotto in the northern wall of the Zamil gorge. The site was discovered by D.A. Krainov in 1935, and the total area of the grotto (288 square meters) was excavated by Krainov in 1937—1938. The bottom part of the sediments contained two Mesolithic layers which were attributed by Krainov to the “Azilian” and “Tardenoisian”. The collections are stored in the State Historical Museum in Mosco