Shypyntsi

The archaeological site near Shypyntsi is a notable example of the Neolithic Cucuteni-Trypillian culture, which thrived between 5100 BCE and 2750 BCE. Situated amidst the picturesque Dniester Hills, this settlement features remnants of circular villages with interconnected houses. The inhabitants of these settlements were adept at agriculture, livestock raising, hunting, and textile creation. Their pottery, renowned for its intricate designs, is a highlight of their artistic achievements. The absence of warfare evidence suggests a long period of peace within the culture. The site holds significant archaeological value, as it provides insight into one of the largest Neolithic communities known for its complex social structures and artistic expression.