Excursion
On September 24, at the initiative of Ilya Mineev, head of the district representative office of the North Kazakhstan branch of the Republican Public Association “Russian Community of Kazakhstan,” representatives of public organizations visited the Aiyrtau District: Dariga Smaiylova, head of the North Kazakhstan regional office of the Republican Public Association “Assembly Zhastary,” Anuar Tokpan, chairman of the NGO “Rukh Til Zhangyru,” and Ruslan Mamaev, head of the Department for Support of Social Initiatives and Ethnomediation of the KSU “Kogamdyk Kelisim.”
“Expert Insight.”
The State Historical and Cultural Museum-Reserve “Botai” continues its online dialogue series “Expert Insight,” in which scientists from various fields (history, archaeology, ethnography, etc.) share their opinions and scientific research.
Today’s guest is Mambet Saparbeksovich Shagirbayev, Senior Research Fellow of the A. Kh. Margulan Institute of Archaeology, Head of the Zooarchaeology Laboratory, PhD doctoral candidate.
Topic: “The Botai Culture: The First Center of Horse Domestication and the Development of Zooarchaeological Research”
Excursion
Today, on September 22, the Botai Museum-Reserve was visited by students of the 6th grade of Saumalkol Secondary School No. 1.
As part of the "Ceramics Month" campaign, the children got acquainted with unique ceramics from the Botai culture.
The students learned how ancient ceramics were made, what shapes and ornaments our ancestors used, as well as what ceramic products were used for in everyday life.
Such meetings help children not only to broaden their horizons, but also to feel connected with the history and cultural heritage of their region.
Excursion
Today, on September 22, the Botai Museum-Reserve was visited by 6th-grade students of Saumalkol Secondary School No. 1.
As part of the “Month of Ceramics” campaign, the students became acquainted with unique examples of pottery from the Botai culture.
The schoolchildren learned how ancient ceramics were made, which shapes and ornaments were used by our ancestors, and what purposes ceramic items served in everyday life.
Such meetings help children not only broaden their horizons but also feel a connection with the history and cultural heritage of their region.
