 Hello dear colleagues, I represent the Institute of Archaeology, Russian Academy of Sciences. Our report is devoted to the results of the archaeological excavations of the Daryon-2 Barrow Field. The number of archaeological works in Russia has increased due to active constructing. And often terms of the excavations are strictly limited. So we need an appropriate method of work which will allow to explore the archaeological resource carefully and in a short time. The Daryon-2 Barrow Field is situated 40 km to the west from Moscow near Daryon-2 village. In 2015 it contained 33 barrels. Eight barrels and cultural layer were studied in 2017. There were two excavation areas. Five barrels formed northern group. It was covered by woods. Three ones formed southern group. It was near the forest. The method of work consisted of the following stages. The first dividing each barrel into four sectors formed by the intersection of two stratigraphic blocks. Removing layers according to the relief of the ground surface. After removing of the first layer, cleaning, drawing and photo surface, researching a barrel mount through the layers, fixation of the site of each find in accordance with stratigraphic layers. Fixation of the plunderer's pits, grave pits and small ditches at the level from which each mound had been poured. Removing buried arable layer, cleaning and fixation of the virgin soil. Studying the stratigraphy of each mound in the box and then removing box by hand. Most of the studied barrels had similar stratigraphy. Let's consider the example of the barrel number 8. The upper layer was salt. There was brown clay loam below. This layer settled down on the whole area. And the small ditches were filled up of this layer. Then barrel mount was researched. It was mixed brown and white clay loam. It was located on the territory between the small ditches. There was buried arable layer below barrel mount. It was brownish grey clay loam. And then was white clay loam. This layer was on the virgin soil. When all of these layers were researched, we explored grave pits and small ditches. There were two graves under the barrel mount. Burials were not disturbed by plunderer's pits. Skeleton's bones were very poorly preserved. The barrel number 1 was found associated with various women's jewellery. As the twisted talk, the twisted bracelets, the wire temple ring, lettuce fingerings and various glass crystals and amber beads. These finds indicate that it was a female grave. The barrel number 2 was found associated with the lettuce fingering. The small size of the grave pit proves that it was a child's burial. There were seven burials remains revealed in all. Five of them were female graves, one of them was male grave and one was child's burial. Most of the graves were disturbed by plunderer's pits except barrel number 8. Skeleton's bones were poorly preserved. There are several types of the found items. The most numerous are women's edomans as known as ferrous metal jewellery. The twisted talk, the twisted bracelets, the gemstone bracelet, the cross and various Christian lunar and lettuce pendants, the lettuce and plaited fingerings, the wire temple ring and various temple rings, fragments. Numerous glass crystal and amber beads and the belt buckle, some knives were found. Most of these things were found with burials. Some items were found in plunderer's pits, but all of the domans and costume detail comes from burials. The studied burials are dated to the period of the 12th, 13th centuries. During the excavation, Aleksandr Golivon investigated the soil of mounds. They had similar stratigraphy and the mounds' buried arable layer was identified. This indicates that the place was mastered by people long before the making of burrows. All mounds were built on arable land. The presence of carbonaceous fractions indicates the slashing burn method of cleaning the area. Thus, the territory near the settlement was used for the making of burial mounds. One interesting fact about burrow number 6 is an example of natural impact. The amount of this burrow and the layers below were distopped by numerous animals burrows. Burrows had a complex T2 branch structure forming an entire underground town. They were probably made by badgers. The central part under the mound was highly distopped. They must have destroyed the grave, fragments of skull and long leg bone were found in the burrows. So this method of work has allowed us to study the stratigraphy of mounds and get information about the stages of the development of this area. Thank you.