Argamakli Sarai

Argamakli Sarai was a Golden Horde town on the right bank of the Hromokliia, a tributary of the Inhul. Its name has been interpreted as a palace associated with fine horses; the river itself was once known as Argamakly. Foundations of stone buildings and a mosque mark the medieval site. An eighteenth-century description noted that its buildings had been dismantled, leaving stone foundations visible, while a 1772 map marked a Tatar mosque here.