Students Visited the National Museum

As part of the tutorial hour, the group "Finance 25/1 K" went on an excursion to the exposition of the National Museum. During the excursion, students familiarised themselves with valuable historical artefacts of Kazakhstan and studied information covering periods from antiquity to the present day. The group's tutor is Master Mukhanbetrzhanova M.A.

The halls of ancient and medieval history present tools, ceramics, archaeological finds from the Bronze and Iron Ages, as well as artefacts of medieval Kazakhstan. The Gold Hall showcases the unique heritage of the ancient nomads, including the "Golden Man" from the Esik burial mound. The Ethnography Hall introduces visitors to the national clothing, jewellery, yurt, and everyday objects of the Kazakh people.

The Halls of Independent Kazakhstan and Astana are of particular interest: through photographs, scale models, archival documents, and multimedia panels, they reveal the history of the formation of the country and its young capital. The exhibition encompasses historical periods from antiquity to the present day. The students were especially impressed by the "Golden Man" from the Saka era, ancient weapons, jewellery, and national attire.

The excursion not only supplemented theoretical knowledge but also provided students with the opportunity to witness history first-hand and gain a deeper understanding of it. Such educational trips enrich the students' inner world and foster respect for the history of the country.