Third-year students of the Agrotechnical College in the village of Saumalkol gained training experience at the Botai Museum-Reserve.

During their practical training, the students became acquainted with the Botai settlement, a unique archaeological monument of the Eneolithic era. They received extensive information about the significance of the Botai culture in world history, the process of the earliest horse domestication, and its contribution to the development of civilization in Northern Kazakhstan.

This experience was not merely an educational one for the students, but a deep immersion into the history of their native land. History lives on through the generation that knows and respects it.

Third-year students of the Agrotechnical College in the village of Saumalkol completed their practical training at the Botai Museum-Reserve.

During the training, future specialists became acquainted with the unique archaeological monument of the Eneolithic period — the Botai settlement. They learned about the significance of the Botai culture in world history, the first steps of horse domestication, and the role of Northern Kazakhstan in the development of civilization.

The training became for the students not only a source of new knowledge, but also a vivid immersion into the history of their native land. History comes alive when new generations engage with it.