The book is dedicated to one of the largest archaeological monuments of the Crimean Mountains - the 'cave city' of Eski-Kermen, which arose in the Middle Ages. Eski-Kermen has been the subject of many articles in scientific journals, as well as separate chapters in scientific monographs and guides to the 'cave cities' of Crimea. However, a book entirely dedicated to Eski-Kermen had not existed...

An annual yearbook containing articles on archaeology, archival studies and historiography of Russian history. The 2000 edition has articles examining documents from the XV to the XVII centuries.

A detailed look at the archaeological excavations at a Homo erectus site in the Central Caucasus. Many detailed drawings and other materials. Includes an English language summary.