“Archaeology of Northern Kazakhstan: Achievements and Prospects”
The North Kazakhstan branch of the A. Kh. Margulan Institute of Archaeology organized a round table titled “Archaeology of Northern Kazakhstan: Achievements and Prospects,” dedicated to the study, preservation, and promotion of the archaeological heritage of the region.
The Botai Museum-Reserve took part in the event, presenting materials reflecting the results of research and museum activities.
As part of the meeting, new results of field archaeological research were presented, as well as books published based on the outcomes of work carried out in 2023–2025.
The purpose of the round table was to exchange experience among archaeologists, museum specialists, and representatives of science, culture, and education.
The event was held within the framework of the targeted program project of the Science Committee of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan BR24992951 “Archaeological Heritage of Saryarka (from the Stone Age to the Middle Ages).”
November is the month of tools in the Botai Museum-Reserve!
"Tools of the First Horse Breeders"
we will tell you how the ancient Botai people created their tools, hunted, tilled the land and tamed horses.
Each exhibit is evidence of how the steppe civilization originated.
, The whole of November
, The Botai Museum-Reserve
November at the Botai Museum-Reserve — the Month of Tools!
“Tools of the First Horse Breeders”
We will tell how the ancient Botai people created their tools, hunted, cultivated the land, and domesticated horses.
Each exhibit is evidence of how the civilization of the steppe was born.
All November
Botai Museum-Reserve
"Young Archaeologist"
A participant of the "Young Archaeologist" circle at the BOTAI Museum-Reserve, Zhaksylykova Tomiris, created a video about the Botai man using artificial intelligence.
Her work is an example of how modern technologies help the younger generation discover ancient history and cultural heritage in a new format.
We are proud of our talented and enthusiastic children who study the past of their native land with interest!
“Young Archaeologist”
A participant of the “Young Archaeologist” club at the BOTAI Museum-Reserve — Tomiris Zhaksylykova — created a video about the Botai person using artificial intelligence.
Her work is an example of how modern technologies help the younger generation discover ancient history and cultural heritage in a new format.
We are proud of our talented and enthusiastic children who study the past of their native land with great interest!
