Abstract
The archaeological site Borovoye-III is located in the south of Western Siberia, near Biysk, on theright coast of Biya. It is a settlement complex on which signs of various cultures from the Neolithic beforethe developed Middle Ages are recorded. During the emergency excavation connected with construction ofthe highway and bridge through the river in 1989 metal arrows heads, ceramics fragments, a set of smallfragments of the burned-through bones, charcoal, pestle, three abrasives, six chippers from river bouldersand pebbles, a stone with processing, some fragments of casting molds from clay were found. Data on thesefinds were repeatedly published. However results of the X-ray fluorescent analysis and total characteristics ofbronze products are introduced for the first time. Obtained data allows to carry out cultural and chronologicalattribution of one of objects from the settlement where subjects of arms dated by Arzhan-Mayemir time (theend of IX – 2–3 quarter of the VI centuries BC) were recorded. Now the considered finds are stored in fundof the Museum of archeology and ethnography of Altai in the Altai State University (Barnaul).
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