In the Moksha district, archaeologists examined the territory for the presence of cultural heritage objects

In the Moksha district of the Penza region, archaeological studies of a land plot intended for economic development have been completed. According to the results of the work, experts did not find objects of archaeological heritage.

The research was carried out on the basis of a permit issued on March 11, 2026. As noted in the press service of the Ministry for the Protection of Historical and Cultural Monuments of the Penza region, their goal was to establish whether there are archaeological monuments on the territory that must be taken into account when further using the site.

To do this, experts laid 120 exploratory pits one by one meter each. The total area of local earthworks was 120 square meters.

According to the results of the survey of cultural heritage sites in the studied area was not identified.

Archaeological work in the Penza region will continue.