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The Trypillians lived on the territory of more than fifteen regions of Ukraine, had many relatives, and left behind almost two thousand settlements. Vladyslav Chabaniuk, a historian and director of the archaeological reserve “Trypillia Culture,” answers in an accessible and engaging way all possible questions about a culture that existed on the territory of Ukraine several thousand years BC.
Why did the Trypillians need pottery on wheels, and why did peas become their second bread? How did their giant settlements live, and why did they not turn into the first city-states?
Based on the work of many scholars, the author reveals the secrets of Trypillian everyday life, architecture, fashion, and social structure. He makes this mysterious culture, studied for nearly a century and a half, more understandable.