The Bronze Age settlement of Babyne III was discovered near the village of Babyne in 1956 by Soviet Ukrainian archaeologist Arkady Dobrovolskyi. During the excavations, two dwellings were discovered along with animal and fish bones and flint and bone tools. Dishes with glued rollers were also discovered. Babyne III is one of the most studied settlements for the multi-rolled ceramics.[1]
The 1989 census of Ukraine reported that 320 people lived in Babyne; 128 men and 192 women.[4] This declined to 240 people by 2001.[5] In the 2001 census, 98.33% of Babyne spoke Ukrainian, and 1.67% spoke Russian.[5]
