The population of the Donets-Don rivers in the early Middle Ages : Paleoanthropological research" is a unique study that immerses the reader in the world of the early Middle Ages, revealing the secrets of life and culture of the population living in the territory of modern Donetsk and the Don region. The authors, representing a team of scientists and researchers, offer a detailed analysis of paleoanthropological findings that allow us to restore a picture of people’s lives in this historically significant period. The book focuses not only on anthropological data, but also on the cultural aspects that shaped society at the crossroads of different civilizations. The reader will be able to learn about how climatic conditions, migration of peoples and interaction with neighboring cultures influenced the lifestyle, customs and beliefs of the local population. This study becomes a true guide to history, where every skull or artifact found tells its story. The book will be of interest to a wide range of readers, including students and teachers of historical faculties, archaeologists, anthropologists, as well as everyone who is fond of the history and culture of the early Middle Ages. It is suitable for both professionals and amateurs who want to understand more deeply how human communities have developed in Eastern Europe. The age category of readers varies from high school students to adults interested in the history and cultural heritage of their region. The topics raised in the book cover a wide range of topics, from anthropology and archaeology to sociology and cultural studies. The authors focus on the importance of paleoanthropological research for understanding the historical context in which societies have evolved. The book also touches on the interaction of different ethnic groups, making it particularly relevant in light of contemporary discussions about cultural identity and migrations. The style of presentation of the authors is distinguished by scientific rigor, but at the same time it remains available to a wide audience. They masterfully combine facts and theories, making the material not only informative, but also fascinating. There are many illustrations and photographs in the book, which allows the reader to visually perceive the data presented and better understand the context. This is not the first time that the authors have addressed such topics .. Their previous work is also devoted to the study of ancient civilizations and cultures, and each of them contributes to the understanding of the historical heritage of the region. Readers who are familiar with their other works will be able to notice how experience accumulates and analysis deepens, which makes each new work even more valuable. “The population of the Donets-Donskoy interfluve in the early Middle Ages: Paleoanthropological research” is not just a book, but a whole world that opens up to the reader. It offers a unique opportunity to look into the past and understand how human communities were formed, what challenges they overcame, and how their culture continues to influence modernity. This edition will be a real find for anyone who wants to expand their knowledge of the history and culture of their region, as well as for those who are looking for inspiration in studying the past.