Everyday life of Ancient Russia

The book talks about the daily life of our ancestors, starting with the resettlement of the Slavs in Eastern Europe in the VII-VIII centuries. centuries and ending with the time of the reign of Vladimir Monomakh (d. 1125) The reader learns about how our ancestors imagined the history of the birth of Russia, what they wanted to imagine it and how everything was really. The development of the great trade routes that united Russia and formed the Russian people, the creation, heyday and collapse of the Old Russian state under the pen of the author appear in the real context of material and spiritual culture. The book also introduces the methods of scientific analysis of sources and for the first time clearly separates legends, including modern events, from reality, which, as a result, may seem new and unfamiliar to the reader, but this does not become less reliable