The first barrow is integral and the dolmen is inside. The second mound is captured in a photo of the summer period, only the dolmen wall is preserved there. The third mound was completely cleared and all the walls of the dolmen in winter photographs were preserved. Of course, the Scythian mounds built on dolmens played their role of grounding work with dolmens, but two of the three mounds located not casual along one line were opened and interaction with spirits in dolmens was restored.

Simferopol district, village Druzhnoe Mesto surprises with its open spaces and unconditional silence in the literal and figurative sense of the word. Being far from the village there is calm and silence. If you listen to the inner sensation, then this is one of the few places where there is no noise "hum" of the earth and vibrations of energy-information fields. Particular attention should be paid to one of the dolmens located at the very end of the trail near the beam. Being near him you experience a state of poise, goodness and calm.

The name Tash-Koy translates as “stone village”. According to the toponymic dictionary of Sevastopol, a village with that name really was in the Balaklava district in the IV-XX century, one km north of the village of Novobobrovsky. There are many places of power on the Crimean peninsula, but Tash-Koy is one of the oldest. About 20 dolmens can be counted in the meadow, but perhaps there were more, since not all of them were equally well preserved. In a particularly good condition, the 3rd from the beginning of the row - all 4 plates are available.