It is located near Dmytrivka village, Dmytrivka Village Council, Horishni Plavni, Poltava region, 1.49 km to the south-west of the modern southern platform “Shliuzy (“7th km”), 1.72 km to the north-north-west of the intersection of the highway Horishni Plavni-Dmytrivka and the railway branch to the Reduty quarry, 3.72 km to the south of the Executive Committee building of Dmytrivka Village Council, System coordinates (WGS-84):
N (latitude) 49º4´44.69´´49º4´45.22´´ 49º4´45.08´´
E (longitude) 33º35´43.33´´33º35´47.24´´ 33º35´39.36´´
It consists of three most prominent kurgans with height of 3.5-3.6 m and diameter of 52-72 m, and nearby are two small kurgan banks, which have smaller dimensions of height 0.3 and 0.7 m, diameter 15 and 20 m
4th – 1st millennium BC, the Chalcolithic Age – Early Iron Age.
The group is associated with the belief that brothers are buried under the banks of the three largest kurgans, and this gave them their own name “Three Brothers”.
It was surveyed by H.M. Nekrasova in 1986, Yu.O. Shylov and S.O. Yeremeev in 1993, and others.