title: Сromlechs at the Kytaia necropolis   (chronology and ethno-cultural affiliation)
abstract: The article deals with ring stone structures – dolmens (or cromlechs) that were discovered at the Kytaia necropolis in the late 1990s – early 2000s in course of excavations of large crypts made of limestone blocks and slabs (Nos. 206, 300, and 263) and carved into continental clay (No. 344) and a rock massif (No. 265). The crypts were constructed and initially used not at the same time: Nos. 206 and 300 – in the Hellenistic period, No. 263, in terms of architecture, – no later than the early Rom