and the byyari lived in this roundabout town. and here too. a little lower there was a trading market square, there was a pier and there was a trading place, just imagine, life was once in full swing here, ships full of valuable and rare goods passed along the river, the prince from his squad was going on campaigns, the boyars were making important decisions, and today in this place there are only green expanses, here it is, the magic of the past, we are now climbing with you to detinets, here is the height. child is about 13 m high, this is a man-made shaft, a bulk one, of course, the terrain was also used, but it took about 60 years to fill it up, and when the archaeologist did the research, she cut through the shaft, that is, there are boulders at the base of the shaft, then a layer of clay, sand, and it has stood for more than a thousand years and does not crumble, and in order to get to the prince, you had to go along this narrow path to the very top, here were... double gates, here, yes, on the one hand, on the other hand,

and in this roundabout city the byyari lived.medieval streets, nature took their own, the remains of the ancient city went underground, giving us the opportunity to enjoy the magnificent landscape, photographers and artists take note. here on this place where we are now, there was a defensive tower, it was tall 7 m, that is, this is from here, another 7 m high, and there was a defensive wall. the wall was five meters high , 5 meters high, and there were even roofs that protected, well, from snow, rain, so that the territory could be clearly visible, that is , the warriors, they conducted surveillance on this tower and could walk along the perimeter along the entire defensive wall, now we see our friend, she is not so full of water now, once she was navigable, full of water, viking ships also sailed here, sailed from byzantium. that is, there was extensive trade, i honestly would have thought at first that i would like to live in this child, but after observing these views, i would be someone, as these people who watched all this