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Subscribe to the RTVI Telegram channel: https://t.me/rtvimain Under what circumstances did archaeologists discover the largest and most ancient Paleolithic site in a village near Voronezh? Why has work there been ongoing for decades yet remains unfinished, while the most significant discoveries could still be made? Why do locals dislike scientists? Could this site become the most grandiose monument in Europe? What cultural artifacts were found at the excavation site? And what can the burials on Markina Gora reveal? In the new episode of "Drobyshevsky. Homo sapiens," Stanislav Drobyshevsky talks about the Kostenki sites. Subscribe to @NauchDok and like us. RTVI News — all the main events 24/7:    / myrtvi   00:00 "Drobyshevsky. Homo sapiens." Kostenki 01:30 Why is it so difficult to find ancient, rich sites on the Russian Plain? 02:00 How was Kostenki discovered? 04:52 Why do locals dislike archaeologists? 06:30 "This is the place where some of the most ancient sapiens in Europe are known." 08:40 What cultural artifacts were found at the excavation site? 11:03 "There's a huge ditch there, filled with wolves." 11:17 Dugouts, a bone hut, a ritual center: what kind of houses did the ancients build? 2:03 PM About burials on Markina Gora 5:52 PM Kostenki-2: A mammoth bone crypt attached to a dwelling 9:25 PM Paleolithic Venuses: About figurines of Stone Age beauties 11:55 PM About unexplored sites in Kostenki We would like to thank the Zoological Museum of Moscow State University at 2 Bolshaya Nikitskaya Street for their assistance in filming this episode.