L. Gidrometeoizdat. 1980. 163 s; Moscow, Nauka Publ. 1981. 147 p. Siberian sable Klondike, the" golden-boiling " fiefdom of the sovereign! Mangazeya, which lasted for a century (until 1672), was called differently, but always in superlative terms. During this period, the city experienced great fame due to its unheard-of wealth and wide popularity, and the bitterness of desolation and oblivion. And only in Soviet times, when scientists began a systematic study of the history of the Russian development of Siberia, serious works about Mangazeya appeared. Archaeologists began studying the history of Mangazeya only after the Great Patriotic War: Among the pioneers of the comprehensive study of Mangazeya, a prominent place belongs to the Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor M. I. Belov, who worked for many years at the Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute of the USSR Academy of Sciences, a prominent specialist in the history of development - by Russian explorers of the North, Siberia and the Far East. Studies of the history of Russian voyages to Siberia led him to the conclusion that a comprehensive comprehensive study of Mangazeya, through which the paths of many Russian explorers passed, was necessary. XVI-XVII centuries. At the initiative and with the active participation of M. I. Belov, a series of expeditions was organized on the river. Pelvis to the place of Mangazeya remains. The results of excavations in the southern forest-tundra zone exceeded all expectations. The discovery of an ancient Russian city in the permafrost zone has attracted public attention around the world. A peer-reviewed two-volume monograph prepared by the USSR State Committee for Hydrometeorology and Environmental Control, Order of Lenin Arctic, has been published ... and the Antarctic Research Institute (AARI) of the USSR Academy of Sciences, page 117 Institute of Archeology of the USSR Academy of Sciences. Its authors, in addition to the late M. I. Belov, are candidates of Historical S ... Читать далее