Digitization of archaeological finds of the Zelenyi Hai archaeological complex by chronological and cultural criteriadoi:10.48788/DVUA/VGQLINDataverseUA2025-04-071Pavlenko, Ivan; Tytarenko, Ihor; Andrusiak, Vladyslav, 2025, "Digitization of archaeological finds of the Zelenyi Hai archaeological complex by chronological and cultural criteria", https://doi.org/10.48788/DVUA/VGQLIN, DataverseUA, V1, UNF:6:BbrRkBi3574kRuIYniSOAg== [fileUNF]Digitization of archaeological finds of the Zelenyi Hai archaeological complex by chronological and cultural criteriadoi:10.48788/DVUA/VGQLINPavlenko, IvanTytarenko, IhorAndrusiak, VladyslavGoogle LensAdobe Scan: PDF Scanner, OCRAdobe Acrobat Reader0125U000440DataverseUATytarenko, IhorPavlenko, Ivan2025-04-07Computer and Information ScienceOtherdigitizationcultural heritagearchaeologyZelenyi Haisettlementburial mounddefense structuresustainable developmentThe researched materials relate to archaeological finds and protective measures regarding the complex of monuments near the village of Zelenyi Hai (Sumy Region). The data contains available historical data, a description of archaeological monuments, proposals for creating a protected zone, and a possible national archaeological reserve.machine-readable textarchival photoDuring the research project “Scientific Foundations of the Virtual Reconstruction of Destroyed Cultural Heritage Objects for the Recovery Strategy in Ukraine”, a quantitative analysis of archaeological finds of the 20th and 21st centuries was conducted. Archival and library sources were used for the study, particularly from the Regional Department of Culture, Tourism, and Religions (Sumy, Ukraine), the Sumy Regional Local History Museum, and the Sumy Regional Universal Scientific Library. The documents contain initial data on archaeological excavations in the Zelenyi Hai archaeological complex of Ukraine. The finds cover the period from the 8th–12th centuries, focusing on ancient culture. The artifacts testify to a developed burial tradition and active trade and cultural relations in this region.Table 1.tab198text/tab-separated-valuesUNF:6:BbrRkBi3574kRuIYniSOAg==#1.05.3385391260156561.018.09.5.18.09.5UNF:6:s2EJlzb6z7Y/Gn5p44XQUw==TypeofFindUNF:6:hH0L+hJqKqy3jE5eV7nyYQ==NumberofFoundElementsUNF:6:+IPXeJHL05QN8PWpDu1s6g==DatingUNF:6:zdR8OuejxEB6L9ttjrrYfA==YearofDiscoveryUNF:6:bRvShLdGu1OutBSRsMCFng==FigureandPositionUNF:6:O8vGTrp8UyHwgSRGHGpalw==G19.0NaNNaN0.0NaNNaNNaN.UNF:6:ZaFst4YTNdWs48YHGLUFLg==H19.0.NaNNaNNaNNaNNaN0.0UNF:6:ZaFst4YTNdWs48YHGLUFLg==Figure 1.jpgThis figure contains burial inventory from mound No. 1 of the Zelenyi Hai archaeological complex: 1 – browband; 2 – temporal rings (Table 1, row 7); 3 – carnelian beads (Table 1, row 9); 4 – ring (Table 1, row 8); 5 – wristbands; 6, 7 – elements of pots (Table 1, row 4). Source: Source: Project to protect archaeological monuments near the village of Zelenyi Hai, Sumy district, Sumy region. Institute of Archaeology of the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR, Chernihiv Regional Archaeological Center. Kyiv – Sumy, 1991. Storage: Regional Department of Culture, Tourism, and Religions of Sumy Regional State Administration.image/jpegFigure 2.jpgThis figure contains burial inventory from mound No. 15 of the Zelenyi Hai archaeological complex: 1 – temporal rings (Table 1, row 7); 2 – necklace (Table 1, row 9); 3 – wristband; 4 – pendant necklace (Table 1, row 5). Source: Project to protect archaeological monuments near the village of Zelenyi Hai, Sumy district, Sumy region. Institute of Archaeology of the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR, Chernihiv Regional Archaeological Center. Kyiv – Sumy, 1991. Storage: Regional Department of Culture, Tourism, and Religions of Sumy Regional State Administration.image/jpegFigure 3.jpgThis figure contains burial inventory from different mounds of the Zelenyi Hai archaeological complex: 1, 2 – flint; 3–8 – rings (Table 1, rows 8, 11); 9 – necklace (Table 1, row 9). Source: Project to protect archaeological monuments near the village of Zelenyi Hai, Sumy district, Sumy region. Institute of Archaeology of the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR, Chernihiv Regional Archaeological Center. Kyiv – Sumy, 1991. Storage: Regional Department of Culture, Tourism, and Religions of Sumy Regional State Administration.image/jpeg