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in 2001, the
Bohorodytska Fortress was designated as a historically significant monument of national significance. On the grounds of Samara, archeological excavations started in the same year. In the 1,686 square metres (18,150 sq ft) of the examined area, almost 10,000 items were found.
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attempted to take it on 31 July 1692. The
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in early April of that year and persisted throughout the summer. The officers and the bulk of the soldiers at the fort perished or escaped to the nearby countryside, and half of the nearby city burned down. After learning of this, the Hetman gave the order to replace them with the same number of
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Two fortresses were constructed in the same area, according to the surviving documents and evidence of the period. The first was named
Bohorodytska (Novobohorodytska) Fortress, and the second was named Novosergievskaya. They were both designed and constructed by William von Zalen, a foreign
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with Turkey destroyed it. Under the direct supervision of Hetman, the governor general of Kyiv, and with the presence of Pasha, the
Turkish representative, the fort was demolished in September. The stronghold was rebuilt by General Count von Weisbach after 1731 and was known as the Samara
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A list of antiquities, which comprised 2,200 findings on the fortress grounds, was released by scientists as early as 2007. The inventory and subsequent discoveries of seals, trade seals, pear crosses, buttons from garments, plates, and other domestic goods, jewelry, money from the
318:, not including various officers, there were only 4,014 individuals. The fort covered an area of about 10 hectares (25 acres) and had a perimeter of over 1,300 metres (4,300 ft). They were positioned and fortified around the
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330:. Additionally, bridges made from nadolbs and wooden piles were constructed. The stronghold is referred to as a marvel of Ukrainian fortification art because of its unique design, which makes it resemble a
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From 24 to 25 August 2018 is when the Samar Dnipro Fest, an event that blends historical recreation, a medieval competition, and a music performance, takes place at the
Bohorodytska Fortress.
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of 500 soldiers was stationed and where the remnants of the ramparts are still partially preserved. Early August 1688 saw the completion of the work, which had started in the spring in March.
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