Abstract
The Upper Chumyshye is a region that unites two different orographic zones — the Biysk-Chumysh upland and the Salaiork Ridge. Currently, it is one of the most researched archaeological neighborhoods. The peculiarities of the formation of the Chumysh Valley led to the formation of a valley-beam relief with a large number of expressive microdolines, capes and small tributaries. Many of these relief elements were used by the ancient population of the region to organize settlements and necropolises. This article is devoted to the publication of materials of the settlement complex of the early Iron Age in the Bald Elban tract.
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