Traces of 5000-year culture are found in the southeast Turkey

Traces of 5000-year karazsky culture were found at the excavation which has been carried out in the lock in the Akhlatsky area Province of Bitlis — the cities in the southeast Turkey. The Karazsky culture existed during an era late eneolita and a bronze age. Territories in which it was widespread — Region of Eastern Anatolia, South Caucasus, Azerbaijan and Northwest Iran. The Soviet archeologist Kuftin Boris was "pioneer" of culture. Important finds were found during the excavation which has been carried out on a cemetery of Seldzhukskaya Square and in the city lock Eski Akhlat. Scientists looked for the remains of the prehistoric settlement under...