The Moscow KremlinThe first settlements in the territory of the Moscow Kremlin belong to the Bronze Age (II millennium BC. E.). The modern Archangel Cathedral was found Finno-Ugric settlement from the early Iron Age (the second half of the I millennium BC. E.). At this time, the settlement Dyakova type occupies the center of the upper floodplain terraces Borovitsky Hill (near modern Cathedral Square), and may have taken to strengthen. From the north-east village was protected by two ravines - one to the north of the current Trinity gates went down to the river Neglinnoy, another lay between Peter's and the Second Nameless Tower modern Kremlin.In 1991, the Kremlin became the residence of the President of Russia. In the 1990s, the Kremlin carried out major restoration work, which resulted in the restored Red Porch Faceted Chamber, Alexander restored and St. Andrew's Hall of the Grand Kremlin Palace, carried out the restoration of the building of the Senate. [46] In 1996-2000 was carried out restoration of the Kremlin walls and towers [47]. In July 2014, President Vladimir Putin proposed to demolish the administrative 14th Corps Ivan square of the Moscow Kremlin and restore the stand in his place and Miracles Ascension Monastery.