Mezhirich mammoth bone dwellings

Target entity: Mezhirich mammoth bone dwellings
Context triple: [Upper Palaeolithic, associatedWith, Mezhirich mammoth bone dwellings]

• A. Bovanenkovo settlement
  Bovanenkovo settlement is a remote workers’ community in Russia’s Yamal Peninsula that serves as the main residential and operational base for personnel at the Bovanenkovo gas field.
• B. Khndzoresk cave settlement
  Khndzoresk cave settlement is an ancient Armenian village carved into cliffs and caves, known for its dramatic landscape, historic dwellings, and suspension bridge near the town of Goris.
• C. Pazyryk burial ground
  Pazyryk burial ground is an Iron Age archaeological site in the Altai Mountains of Siberia, renowned for its well-preserved Scythian-era kurgan tombs, mummies, and artifacts found in permafrost.
• D. Ostrusha tomb complex
  The Ostrusha tomb complex is an ancient Thracian burial monument in central Bulgaria, notable for its richly decorated chamber and well-preserved frescoes.
• E. Saltovo–Mayaki culture sites
  Saltovo–Mayaki culture sites are a group of early medieval archaeological sites in the Pontic–Caspian steppe region associated with the multiethnic cultural milieu of the Khazar Khaganate and its neighboring populations.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Mezhirich mammoth bone dwellings
Target entity description: The Mezhirich mammoth bone dwellings are prehistoric structures in Ukraine built from mammoth bones by Upper Paleolithic hunter-gatherers, offering key insights into early human architecture and Ice Age life.

• A. Bovanenkovo settlement
  Bovanenkovo settlement is a remote workers’ community in Russia’s Yamal Peninsula that serves as the main residential and operational base for personnel at the Bovanenkovo gas field.
• B. Khndzoresk cave settlement
  Khndzoresk cave settlement is an ancient Armenian village carved into cliffs and caves, known for its dramatic landscape, historic dwellings, and suspension bridge near the town of Goris.
• C. Pazyryk burial ground
  Pazyryk burial ground is an Iron Age archaeological site in the Altai Mountains of Siberia, renowned for its well-preserved Scythian-era kurgan tombs, mummies, and artifacts found in permafrost.
• D. Ostrusha tomb complex
  The Ostrusha tomb complex is an ancient Thracian burial monument in central Bulgaria, notable for its richly decorated chamber and well-preserved frescoes.
• E. Saltovo–Mayaki culture sites
  Saltovo–Mayaki culture sites are a group of early medieval archaeological sites in the Pontic–Caspian steppe region associated with the multiethnic cultural milieu of the Khazar Khaganate and its neighboring populations.
• F. None of above. chosen