OBSIDIAN TOOLS OF THE BUOLUMUN TAAS PREHISTORIC PEOPLES’ SITE OF ABYYSKY DISTRICT
Research relevance: studying the ancient people site of Buolumuna Taasa in the territory of the Abyisky Region of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) can demonstrate the new facts about the life of ancient people. The article presents the results of the expedition to the Buolumuna Taasa site in the Abyiskyi region. The purpose of the study is to study the excavation materials of the Buolumun Taasa site expedition to draw up the idea of the origin of ancient people tools. Study perspective: to conduct analysis of obtained data and geochemical analysis of obsidian; to include the Buolumuna Taasa site in the register of archaeological sites of Russia. As a result, the expedition participants first discovered tools from obsidian at the Buolumuna Taasa site, which testify that in the Neolitic Age, tools were made not only from stone, wood, deer horn, mammoth tusk and bone, but also from obsidian.