Abstract
The aim of this paper is to present to the academic community previously unpublished materials from the excavation of a settlement at «Berezovskaya GES» belonging to the Trypillia culture, located in the forest-steppe Bug region. The group of materials under study is а collection of tools made from wild boar tusk. The assembly comprises a large number of tools with varying degrees of use-wear, among them are preforms, blanks and debris. The tools underwent technical, morphological and traceological studies with the results being discussed in the article.
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