The Archeology Department of the museum stands out with its interesting exhibits, which include numerous finds obtained from the Institute of Archeology and Ethnography of the Armenian National Academy of Sciences and found during the archaeological expeditions of the Chair of Archeology and Ethnography of the YSU Faculty of History, from the Stone Age to the Middle Ages.
Specialists of the above-mentioned Chair often hold professional courses in the museum, and students get acquainted with the archaeological cultures of the Armenian Highlands. These exhibits not only have great educational value from the point of view of enriching the professional knowledge of university students, but are also important for the research studies of Armenian and foreign specialists.
Exhibits
Beadwork, Iron Age,
BC 8-6th centuries.
Arrowheads, Early Iron Age
(Lchashen-Metsamor culture), BC 11-9th centuries.
Tripod pedestal,
Early Bronze Age (Shengavit culture), BC III millennium, I quarter
Mokhrablur
Clay bowl, Middle Bronze Age,
(Karmir Berd culture), BC 18-16th centuries,
Verin Naver
Cup, Early Bronze Age
(Shengavit culture)
BC III millennium, I quarter
Jug and bowl
A region of the Kingdom of Van
BC 8th-6th centuries
Pitcher, copper, Stone Age, Chalcolithic
BC V millennium, Adablur
From left to right:
Pitcher, BC 12-11th centuries,
Jug, BC 11-9th centuries,
A ritual vessel, BC 11-9th centuries,
Early Iron Age, Lchashen-Metsamor culture, Talin
