About the book: 1994 / This issue is dedicated to the Bronze Age of the Caucasus. A prominent place in it is given to a number of leading archaeological cultures, which flourished in the 4th–2nd millennium BC. e. These cultures left first-class monuments of metalworking, artistic and ceramic skills. The book shows the development of the Kuro-Araks, Maykop, Protocolkhids, Trialeti, Karmirberd, Sevan-Uzerlik, Karmirvank cultures, dolmens of the Western Caucasus, monuments of the North Caucasian cultural and historical community and the North-Eastern Caucasus of the Bronze Age, connections with the outside world (Anterior Asia, the Mediterranean , steppe regions). The ethnogenesis of the Caucasian peoples occupies a significant place in the text. This is the first time such a generalized publication has been published. For archaeologists, historians, local historians and specialists in related disciplines.