Abstract
The burial ground is being formed in two stages. The first corresponds to the time of the ancient Russian development of the region, and is characterized by burials of small depth, with little expression of the filling of the pits, the presence of some things associated with the burials, and paired burials. Its chronological boundaries, due to the scarcity of material accompanying the burials, have not been fully determined, but, apparently, can fit into the historical framework of Old Russian times in the second half of the 11–14th centuries. The second is associated with monastic history (15–18th centuries). The latter may include deeper burials Nos. 17, 20, 21 in wooden coffins (blocks)
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