Ancient Ruins and Megaliths
This collection highlights the ancient architectural heritage of the Sochi region, primarily focusing on the mysterious Bronze Age dolmens of the Western Caucasus. These megalithic stone structures, dating from the 3rd to 2nd millennium BC, served as burial chambers or ritual sites. The list also features the ruins of the 10th-century Loo Temple, a significant example of Byzantine architecture on the Black Sea coast, known for its distinct shell limestone masonry.
Razrusenyj restoran
Remains of a former restaurant building, now designated as a local historical monument.
Ruiny vizantijskogo hrama
Ruins of a 10th–12th century Christian temple built in the Byzantine style, featuring walls constructed from shell limestone.
Ruiny vizantijskogo hrama
Remains of a medieval Byzantine-style Christian temple dating back to the 10th–12th centuries.
Dolmen
Bronze Age megalithic stone structure used for ancient burial or ritual purposes.
Dolmenoobraznaa grobnica
Megalithic tomb constructed in the shape of a dolmen, dating to the Bronze Age.
Dolmen
Megalithic stone structure from the Bronze Age.
Dolmen
Bronze Age megalithic burial structure.
Muhortova polana, dolmen
Bronze Age megalithic structure located at Mukhortova Polyana.
Dolmen
Megalithic burial structure dating back to the Bronze Age.
Dolmen
Bronze Age megalithic stone structure.
Dolmen
Megalithic burial structure from the Bronze Age.
Dolmen
Bronze Age megalithic stone structure.
Dolmen
Megalithic stone tomb from the Bronze Age.
Dolmen
Bronze Age megalithic burial structure.
Dolmen
Megalithic stone structure dating to the Bronze Age.
Dolmen polurazrusen
Remains of a partially collapsed Bronze Age megalithic structure.
Dolmen
Bronze Age megalithic burial structure.
Dolmen
Megalithic stone structure from the Bronze Age.
Dolmen
Bronze Age megalithic burial structure.
Dolmen
Megalithic stone structure dating to the Bronze Age.
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