V.M. Klyushintsev is a man and a scientist. - Nikolaev: Yaslav Publishing House, 2017. - 36 p.

V.M. Klyushintsev is a man and a scientist. - Nikolaev: Yaslav Publishing House, 2017. - 36 p.

The book tells about the famous archaeologist VM Mykolaiv and Ukraine. Klyushintsev, 
his life and activities. His contribution to the archeological science and to the conservation of the natural 
environment of Granite-Steppe Pobuzhye is determined. Designed for students, students, specialists in ecology, 
archeology, history and local lore, all who care about the past and future of our region This is a small book in memory 
of an archaeologist originally from Bogoyavlensk, Mykolaiv.Volodymyr Klyushintsev was well aware of this problem. 
He has been conducting archaeological excavations here since the beginning of NPP construction. Its purpose was 
to investigate and preserve all information about archeological sites that fell into the construction area and were subject 
to further flooding and construction after conducting security studies on them. He saw with his own eyes the gradual destruction 
of natural treasures in the area, and because of this, as a true citizen and patriot of his state, he could not remain indifferent to 
the destruction of natural and historical landscapes, which were once a striking business card in our country.Realizing that it is not possible 
to stop the planned state construction, Vladimir tried to save for posterity as much as possible. Struggled for construction restrictions and tried 
to minimize environmental losses from flooding because of its capabilities. His archaeological studies of settlements and mounds in the area 
of ​​NPP construction not only saved thousands of artifacts, but also greatly enriched Ukrainian archeological science.Recent hearings in 2017 
about flooding near the Alexander Reservoir directly address Sabatin culture (Pugach 2). That is, the onset of this culture continues at 
an even greater pace than in the 1990s. It should be noted that it was in the Sabatin era that bronze-copper trade routes for 
the first time covered the Ukrainian territory almost at its present borders. As there were no deposits of metals in the Southern Bug region, 
the raw materials were delivered from the Carpathians, across the Danube from the Balkans, from the Caucasus. Scientists estimate that in the second millennium BC, 
in the settlement of the Vineyard alone, there were up to 10 thousand inhabitants. Such number of inhabitants in later times showed such cities-policies as Olbia, Pantikapeya, 
Chersonese. Did the Cossacks, Ukrainian Commonwealths, Princes and Hetmans continue the pulse of life in almost fairy-tale landscapes. It is our history and our national 
obligation to unite to preserve our heritage  (in Russian).