Гость выпуска — Анна Кадиева, научный сотрудник Отдела археологических памятников Государственного Исторического музея.
Почему туризм в республики Северного Кавказа практически не связан с изучением его истории? После каких грозных событий Северный Кавказ начал осваиваться учеными. Каким образом артефакты, которые находят в регионе, связаны с зарождением европейской культуры?
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Гость выпуска — Анна Кадиева, научный сотрудник Отдела археологических памятников Государственного Исторического музея.
Почему туризм в республики Северного Кавказа практически не связан с изучением его истории? После каких грозных событий Северный Кавказ начал осваиваться учеными. Каким образом артефакты, которые находят в регионе, связаны с зарождением европейской культуры?
Подключайтесь на 91,2FM в Москве и 91,5FM в Петербурге. Смотрите программу в наших соцсетях:
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