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		It is not clear what led to the demise of the Trypillia culture in the middle of the third millennium B.C.E., but the ever increa-sing pressure of the steppe nomads plus the lack of the state structure and low level of the material production are most often cited as the contri-buting causes.
		The Trypillia cul- ture definitely had settlements which could be easily called "pro-to-cities." It is uncertain whether many mysterious signs found on the Trypillia pottery and earthenware and statuettes can be interpreted as evidence of incipient writing; the potter's wheel the Trypillians most certainly knew the use of.
		A bowel from a Trypillia settlement in the Land of Cherkashchyna.
	www.is.svitonline.com /matrix/Trypillya.htm (1208 words)

	Trypillia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Trypillia (Ukrainian: Трипiлля, Russian: Триполье, Tripolye) is a village in Ukraine in Kiev Oblast with 2,800 inhabitants (as of 1 January 2005).
		Trypillia is a Neolithic civilization that existed on the territory of modern Ukraine 5,400 - 2,700 BCE.
		Trypillia had a sister culture, Cucuteni (Cucuteni culture), that existed in Romania at the same time.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Trypillia (189 words)

	Trypillian culture e-Museum
		In front of the Trypillian Culture Museum near village of Trypillia, 50 km south of Kyiv, Ukraine, stand a very modest monument, which is dedicated to Vikenty Khvoika.
		This Neolithic settlement of a Bronze Age later was classified as belonging to a Trypillian culture.
		His following excavations (1896-99) near the small town of Trypillia, near Kyiv, were marked by the discovery of a new culture, which he named the Trypillian Civilization after the town.
	www.trypillia.com /museum (557 words)

	3. Thousand of Years of Podniprovya
		This is the epoch of origin of the Trypillia culture and its ancient cities, perhaps the earliest in Europe.
		Tribes of the Trypillia culture inhabited the right bank of the Dnipro, as well as parts of the left bank along the middle of the river.
		The forest-steppe and the steppe zones of the left bank were inhabited by tribes of the Seredniostohiv culture and the steppe zone along the Black Sea coast was inhabited by the Kemiobin culture.
	www.idrc.ca /iipm/ev-85557-201-1-DO_TOPIC.html (6616 words)

	Cucuteni culture (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The Cucuteni culture (after the Romanian Cucuteni village located in Iaşi county, also Trypillian culture, or Tripolie culture after the Ukrainian Trypillia (Трипiлля) village, or Tripolie culture, Tripolian culture, from the Russian version of the name: Триполье (Tripolye culture), or, as a compromise, Cucuteni-Trypillia) is a late Neolithic archaeological culture that flourished ca.
		The first settlements discovered were in northern Romania, hence the naming of the culture after a Romanian village, but further artifacts discovered later indicate that the geographical center of the culture probably lay further north, perhaps in the Republic of Moldova.
		Some suggest that the center lay near the Ukrainian village of Trypillia, discovered in 1897, this suggestion being mostly advanced by Ukrainian researchers.
	www.tocatch.info /en/Cucuteni_culture.htm (0 words)

	Regions of Ukraine - Union for promotion of green tourism development in Ukraine
		Kyiv region is situated within the marshy woodlands and the forest-steppe, where pine forests and shady oak woods look at themselves in the water plane of Dnieper and DesnaRivers.
		BC on this territory the ancient Trypillia culture thrived, that is nowadays a visit card of Ukraine.
		Trypillia ceramics charm a heart by their finesses and diversities.
	www.greentour.com.ua /en/regions/&r=3&o=10 (0 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The Legacy of Trypillia Exhibit features artists who have reconstructed the motifs, shapes, and colours of the Trypillian era in their work.
		In Trypillian artifacts they have discovered an ancient Ukrainian source which is stimulating and exciting.
		Excavations and study of these settlements have been conducted over the course of 100 years, since the initial traces of this ancient culture were discovered in the village of Trypillia near Kyiv by Vikentii Khvoika (1850 - 1914).
	www.stvladimir.ca /ttrypill.htm (0 words)

	"Ancient Trypillia civilization" tour in Ukraine
		This is an opportunity to learn the history that was not written on stone or parchment, the history that people's memory transformed it into legends and tales.
		BNC has planned this first voyage to celebrate 100 anniversary since Trypillia culture was discovered and 150 anniversary of Vicenty Khvoika, the discoverer of the Trypillia culture.
		Tour program ends with fabulous "Cup of Eternity" festival that include celebration of Ivan Kupalo Holiday-Eve, which is known in all European and many world cultures and devoted to the Midsummer, one of the oldest holidays of humanity.
	www.brama.com /news/press/messages/417.html (728 words)

	Enciclopedia :: 100cia.com
		Trypillia o Tripilia en ucraniano Ð¢ÑÐ¸Ð¿iÐ»Ð»Ñ, en ruso Ð¢ÑÐ¸Ð¿Ð¾Ð»ÑÐµ, Tripolye) es un pueblo de Ucrania, en el Oblast de Kiev, de 2.800 habitantes (1 de enero de 2005).
		Trypillia es una civilizaciÃ³n neolÃtica que existiÃ³ en el territorio de la actual Ucrania del 5.400 - 2.700 adC.
		Trypillia fue una cultura hermana de la Cucuteni, que existiÃ³ en Rumania en la misma Ã©poca.
	www.100cia.com /enciclopedia/Trypillia (255 words)

	Myth*inglinks' Eurasia / Eurasia/Central Asia Portal Page
		Seven thousands years ago huge spaces of Eurasia were inhabited mainly with hunting tribes, in which environment there were separate oases of the most ancient grain-grower civilizations on the East and on Balkan.
		On the east edge of grain-grower ecumene there emerged Trypillia civilization, that is of the ancient farmers of Ukraine.
		Trypillia culture prevailed in the Forest-steppe on the territory of Ukraine, from the Upper Dniester on the west up to Mid Dnipro on the East.
	www.mythinglinks.org /eurasia.html (2274 words)

	Trypillian culture
		It is accepted that Trypillian culture was discovered in the year 1897 near the small village of Trypillia (south of Kyiv, Ukraine).
		It must be noted that village Trypillia is pronounced differently in Russian and for the Russian pronunciation there is a corresponding English spelling, which can be useful for the researchers to know.
		, which is derived from Ukrainian pronunciation of the name of the village, as most appropriate and correct, since village Trypillia is a Ukrainian village.
	www.trypillia.com (404 words)

	Ukrainian Youth Association (CYM) -- archives
		In addition, contestants were asked to submit their ideas of a "dream science trip".
		In her essay, Larissa expressed the desire to go on an archaeological dig in the Trypillia region of Ukraine.
		The Travel Channel will sponsor her trip to Trypillia next summer.
	www.cym.org /archives/paschyn.asp?ChangeLanguage=eng (150 words)

	NEWSBRIEFS (11/20/05)
		PARIS - President Viktor Yushchenko together with his wife, Kateryna, participated in the presentation of the exhibition "Ukraine to the World," held at UNESCO's headquarters in Paris, it was reported on November 16.
		The exhibition is dedicated to the civilization of Trypillia.
		The president said that this small exposition is to usher in a series of exhibitions, dubbed "Ukraine to the World" that will enable other nations to discover Ukraine and, maybe, even one's inner self.
	www.ukrweekly.com /Archive/2005/470506.shtml (2174 words)

	ukraine photo: Village Trypillia / Kyiv Region /
		ukraine photo: Village Trypillia / Kyiv Region /
		Ukraine photos by region > Kyiv Region > Village Trypillia
		You can order any interested original photo image from any place of the Ukraine by e-mail ivchenko@photoukraine.com, and after payment will receive one during three days
	www.photoukraine.com /english/photos/region/10/873 (87 words)

	Ancient Trypillia civilization - 7000 years ago \| Ukraine \| Kyiv \| Kiev \| ancient civilization \| ceramics \|
		This is an opportunity to learn the history that wasn't written on stone or parchment, so ancient history that was transformed into legends and tales...
		We will visit Trypillia, Talne and Talianky to see places, were Tripillia culture was discovered, Shuvalov's lodge — history museum, and unique landscapes where located the «capital city» — largest settlement of Trypillia civilization in Ukraine.
		Learn semantics of Trypillia ornament and ancient pottery craft during workshop in "Kolo-Ra" studio.
	www.infohub.com /TRAVEL/SIT/sit_pages/8618.html (401 words)

	UKRINFORM: news from Ukraine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Particular attention was given to Trypillia civilization within the framework of a relevant UNESCO project.
		In this connection Munir Bushnaki suggested to stage an exhibition, devoted to the Trypillia culture, in Paris under the UNESCO's aegis, which will be accompanied by a workshop.
		The proposal was hailed by members of the UNESCO National Commission, who stated their readiness to facilitate its implementation, Mrs Yushchenko's press service informed.
	www.ukraineinfo.us /news/news/050525-02.html (153 words)

	Beyond Tours - Ukrainian Synergy - Itinerary
		Arrival to Kyiv; Settling into accommodation; optional evening exploration of the Independence Square or visit National Theatre of Opera and Ballet.
		Sightseeing tour including St. Sofia of Kyiv National Preserve, viewing collection of gold from the nomads and Trypillia culture display, St. Michael Cathedral of the Golden Domes.
		Continue to the flamboyant art district of Andriyivskyi Uzviz (Crescent), where you can enjoy outdoor art exhibitions and purchase fancied souvenirs and artworks.
	www.beyondtours.co.nz /pages/t5_itinerary.html (0 words)

	Kiyv - Ukrainian cities
		It got its name from the Skvyr River.''Skvyra" in Old Ukrainian meant a narrow place.
		Trypillia is a village of Obukhiv District and a pier on the Dnieper known since 1032.
		Near the village the remains of the settlements of Trypillia Culture (4000-2000 B.C.) were uncovered by the noted Ukrainian archeologist V.V. Khvoika (1850-1914).
	ukrainian-city.youmemarriage.com /kyiv.html (0 words)

	Bosnian pyramide - Unexplained Mysteries Discussion Forums
		The Cucuteni culture (after the Romanian Cucuteni village located in Iasi county, also Trypillian culture, or Tripolie culture after the Ukrainian Trypillia (Трипiлля) village, or Tripolie culture, Tripolian culture, from the Russian version of the name: Триполье (Tripolye culture), or, as a compromise, Cucuteni-Trypillia) is a late Neolithic archaeological culture that flourished ca.
		The first settlements discovered were in northern Romania, hence the naming of the culture after a Romanian village, but further artifacts discovered later indicate that the geographical center of the culture probably lay further north, perhaps in the Republic of Moldova.
		Some suggest that the center lay near the Ukrainian village of Trypillia, discovered in 1897, this suggestion being mostly advanced by Ukrainian researchers.
	www.unexplained-mysteries.com /forum/index.php?showtopic=67146 (1076 words)

	ForUm :: Ukraine to attract credits for reconstruction of heat power plants
		According to him, credits can be attracted not earlier than in March 2007 for the existent procedure of concluding contracts with banks and holding tender procedures.
		According to Klyuyev, unit 2 of the Trypillia HPP is among the first objects for reconstruction, which would last by 2011 with the general sum of credit of UAH 624 M. The same sum is needed for customs clearance of the equipment and servicing the credit, “Cabinet press office” informed.
		As a result of technical updating unit 2, it would be possible to use coal only (without gas) with simultaneous increasing the unit's capacity up to 325 megawatt and extension of its service period up to 15 - 20 years.
	eng.for-ua.com /news/2007/01/09/102940.html (380 words)

	PYSANKY4
		Trypillian people lived in the land of Ukraine at the same time as the Egyptian pyramids were built and when Mesopotamia was born wth its temples and kings.
		on the fields near the city of Trypillia, 40 kilometers south of Kiev.
		Vikentiy Xvoika, was looking for something else when he made the discovery of an ancient civilization.
	www.homestead.com /Marikag/PYSANKY4.html (499 words)

	En el 2006 se van a inaugurar 2 museos dedicados a la cultura de Trypillia - UCRANIA.com \| Forums \| Cultura
		Los participantes también trataron el tema de la conservación de los objetos de la cultura de Trypillia, y la publicación de trabajos científicos relevantes de la cultura de Trypillia como también la inauguración de rutas de turismo especiales.
		La cultura de Trypillia se desarrolló entre el 5400 y el 2750 antes de la era Cristiana.
		La cultura de Trypillia fue descubierta en 1897 mientras de realizaban excavaciones cerca del pueblo de Trypillia, región de Kyiv, por el arqueólogo Vikenty Jvoyka.
	www.ucrania.com /link.asp?TOPIC_ID=2531 (294 words)

	newspaper Kyiv Weekly
		The discovery of the settlement of an unknown culture not far from the village of Trypillia in the Kyiv oblast by Ukrainian archeologist Vikentiy Khvoiko at the end of the 19th century was a scientific sensation.
		However, it was only recently that the government of Ukraine took the first steps in preserving and examining the Trypillian culture.
		The Trypillia State Historic and Cultural Reserve has operated for three years in the village of Lehedzyne (Uman County, Cherkasy Oblast).
	www.kyivweekly.com /?art=1152681665 (1100 words)

	When Prehistory Becomes History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		First, it became clear who brought a developed culture to the land between the Tigris and Euphrates.
		Second, scholars managed to discover traces of mass migration from Trypillia (also known as Koukoutenya) to the Middle East.
		The migration to Mesopotamia was probably due to climatic changes and demographic factors such as overpopulation, as the ancient technology of land cultivation and cattle-breeding required favorable climatic conditions and huge expanses of land.
	www.ukraine-observer.com /articles/197/413 (1224 words)

	8. Our Own Path Towards Harmony: Centro Internacional de Investigaciones para el Desarrollo
		It includes the mysterious PreCimmerian petroglyphs of the Stone Tomb at the Molochna River, Europe's ancient Trypillia cities, Dereyiv breed horses, Scythian farming and cattle breeding, the first coins of Olvia, and more.
		Historical-archaeological centres have been established in the Dnipro basin, representative of Ellin-Scythian culture (Byelske Horodysche) in the Poltava Oblast, Trypillia culture in Cherkasy Oblast, the Ellin culture of Olvia in the Mykolayiv Oblast.
		The number of such centres should grow and historical-cultural tourist routes should be created.
	www.ems-sema.org /es/ev-85569-201-1-DO_TOPIC.html (2249 words)

	Travel News - Travel PR - TOUCH THE EVIDENCE OF SEVEN THOUSAND-YEAR PAST OF EUROPE, COLLECT CERAMICS OF ANCIENT ...
		Ukrainian Center for Tourism offers travelers the chance to immerse themselves in historical wonders of ancient Europe with series of exciting voyages to the ancient Ukrainian land guided by Doctor of history science Mykhailo Videiko.
		According to the old Sumerian myth this world was created when "people began eating bread".
		Just at that time the most ancient civilization of Europe (now known as Trypillia culture) emerged.
	www.ttgweb.com /~ttgweb/cms/769.html (430 words)

	index2
		Specifically, I am interested in the pre-history of this land, which covers the time period of some 60,000 to about 5,000 years ago.
		During the 5th millennium BC, when agricultural proto-civilizations in the Balkans and Central Europe were gradually disappearing, the Trypillian culture, situated on the boundaries of the European "civilized world" of that time, continued to flourish for another millennium.
		Proto-cities, monumental architecture, industry (metallurgy, weaving, ceramics), denotation systems, all continued to develop and are reasons to consider Trypillia as one of the most interesting and developed proto-civilizations.
	faculty.gvsu.edu /nikitin (2027 words)

	Article \| UCRANIA.com
		A mediados del siglo pasado se conocía muy poco sobre tales civilizaciones; a pesar de que ya se había descubierto la cultura Trypillia en el territorio de la Ucrania moderna, no se hacia referencia a ella como "pre-Sumeria".
		Para fines del siglo 19, en la región de la estepa de Ucrania, Vikenty Jvoyka, arqueólogo ucranio de origen checo, encontró vestigios de una cultura antigua desconocida que posteriormente se denominó Trypillia, tomando el nombre del lugar donde se realizó el descubrimiento.
		Segundo, investigadores consiguieron descubrir vestigios de migración masiva de Trypillia (también conocida como Cucuteni) hacia el Medio Oriente.
	www.ucrania.com /article_read.asp?item=389 (1365 words)

	Official site of the Kyiv Regional state administration/The JSC “Trypillia Biochemical Factory” in Obukhiv
		Official site of the Kyiv Regional state administration/The JSC “Trypillia Biochemical Factory” in Obukhiv
		Main page > Photos > The JSC “Trypillia Biochemical Factory” in Obukhiv
		Any part of the site can't be reproduced without the preliminary sanction
	www.kyiv-obl.gov.ua /eng/viewpage.php3?t=2&p=92&sp=64 (71 words)

	Government portal :: News
		The issue of implementation of joint projects and, in particular, involvement of Japan's Itochu Corporation in investment in a project for reconstruction of four power generating units at the Trypillia thermoelectric power station was discussed during a meeting between Deputy Industrial Policy Minister Valerii Tretiakov and representatives of the corporation.
		Representatives of the Itochu Corporation expressed interest in introducing a project for modernization of power stations in Ukraine, using Ukrainian-made equipment.
		In particular, the Itochu Corporation is considering the possibility of the Kharkiv-based Turboatom company manufacturing modern 325-megawatt steam turbines to replace the old turbines at the Trypillia thermoelectric power station.
	www.kmu.gov.ua /control/en/publish/printable_article?art_id=20216249 (181 words)

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