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Brickwork of the late XIX — early XX century from Tal’menka

Information about the brickwork of a basement with a vaulted arch accidentally revealed during construction work in the Talmenka settlement is introduced into scientific circulation. The revealed parameters of the red brick structure: depth 2.40 m, width about 3 m, length about 6 m. Under the arch arch and in the filling of the well, a large broken stone is tightly laid, the largest specimens of which reach a length of 30 cm. The fixed basic parameters of masonry and bricks allow us to date the identified structure to the end of the XIX — beginning of the XX century