Medieval pottery of Nizhneobskaya types on sites of northern Kama region

The presence of foreign ceramic complexes in the area of a culture most clearly reflects the direct contact between the ancient population of the neighboring regions, which were shown as a result of either short-term relationships (exchange transactions, marital ties), or a longer relationship (migrations). The nature and quantity of ceramic complexes in the Upper Kama region can set the direction and intensity of ethnic and cultural ties ancient communities in the region with the trans-Ural population. Pottery of Zelenogorsky (Orontursky) stage of Nizhneobskaya culture is present in the s Chirwa II (50 vessels), Vasyukovo II (3 vessels), and Karymsky stage of Nizhneobskaya culture in settlement Lisya Kuria (2 vessels). In all monuments to the ceramic complex accompanied pottery fragments of Vanvizdinskaya culture and types like Topyd-Nyur. Outside Berezovsky archaeological district identified single-sculptured fragments of medieval pottery stamped on the banks of Vishera river in North Kama region. Isolated fragments Zelenogorsky dishes marked on the mound Redikor. Thus, we should recognize that the North Kama in the early Middle Ages (V-VII centuries) Infiltrated small groups of medieval Karymsky and Zelenogorsky population of the Lower Ob, which interacted with the hunters Vanvizdino and Pechora cultural circles.

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