On burials from the Third mound on cape Ak-Burun (attempted identification)
Yuz-Oba, or one hundred hills is a burial necropolis of representatives of the Bosporan aristocracy, which originates on two capes Pavlovsky and Cape Ak-Burun and stretches in a westerly direction for many kilometers, getting lost in the steppe part of the Kerch Peninsula. For many years of research of the kurgan necropolis of Yuz-Oba, many remarkable discoveries and finds have been made, which have been studied by many researchers, but, for some reason, no one has identified the burial of the burial mound of 1875. This article is an attempt to identify the central burial of the specified mound.