Nebelivka, Ukraine

Ukraine

Nebelivka, Ukraine holds 5 Bunkabop connections with 709 other places across 4 topics, anchored in prehistoric archaeology. The village contains a Neolithic Trypillia culture site dating to around 4,000 BCE, one of the largest of its kind, covering 260-300 hectares and home to up to 17,000 people. Later occupations left Bronze Age kurgans and Chernyakhov culture traces from the 2nd-5th centuries CE. Co-connections include Sokyryntsi, Berdychiv, and Andrushivka, all tied through the same ancient culture networks. In January 1920, the Black Zaporizhian cavalry regiment camped here during the First Winter Campaign.