Stepanivka

Stepanivka
Гайко Г. , Білецький В. , Мікось Т., Хмура Я. Гірництво й підземні споруди в Україні та Польщі (нариси з історії). — Донецьк: УКЦентр, Донецьке відділення НТШ, «Редакція гірничої енциклопедії», 2009. ... · Public domain

Also known as: Stepanivka, Perevalsk, Stepanivka (Perevalsk Koān), Stepaniwka, Stеpаnіvkа, Степанівка, Степанівка (Алчевський район), Степановка, Степановка (Луганскан область), Степановка (Луганская область), სტეპანივკა, 斯捷潘尼夫卡, 斯捷潘尼夫卡 (阿爾切夫斯克區)

Stepanivka is a Cucuteni-Trypillia culture settlement in Luhansk Oblast, Ukraine, dating to approximately 5000-4300 BC and covering 15 hectares. The site represents a significant intermediate stage in the development of Trypillia megasites, demonstrating early examples of concentric house circuits, inner radial streets, and sectoral growth patterns that would later characterize the massive proto-urban settlements of the culture. It is one of over 2,440 Cucuteni-Trypillia settlements discovered across Moldova and Ukraine, belonging to a civilization that occupied roughly 400,000 square kilometres from the Carpathians to the Dnieper.

TypeCity/town/settlement
Period< 4500 BC
CountryUkraine
Coordinates48.4519° N, 38.4973° E

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