 It is believed that much of the site was constructed about 3000 BC, in the early Bronze Age.The site is believed to be a complex of temples and sacrificial altars topping a hill with sides sculpted into steps.Viktor Klochko, the archaeologist in charge of the dig site and deputy Minister of Science of the Tourism and Protection of Cultural Heritage Department of the Lugansk regional administration, said that the discovery was of international significance as the first monument of its kind found in Eastern Europe