title: AGRICULTURE IN THE STEPPE ON THE LEFT BANK OF THE DNIPRO IN THE MIDDLE OF THE IInd millennium BC
abstract: In the middle of the IInd millennium BC, the Sabatynivka Culture spread widely from the Lower Danube and the Lower Transdnistria to the edges of the Azov Upland, the Prysyvashia, and the Northwestern and Eastern Crimea. It occurred under the favorable environment of that time, particularly under the increase in climatic humidity, which is clearly reflected in the pollen data from the cultural layer of the Novokyivka settlement. Dry (Artemisia-Poaceae) steppe that existed in the south of Ukraine 
journal: Archaeology and Early History of Ukraine