mikhail yudaev, vesti, kamchatka.inventory, a psalter from 1570 was found in the seminary's book depository. it was published by the first russian book printer ivan fedorov. how many unique copies are there? remained in the world - anastasia bolotina found out. for many summers the book occupied its modest place in the large library. orthodox seminary , how rare a copy this was, a living example of ancient russian culture, they could not even imagine until a planned orthographic survey began in the book depository, or, more simply, a scientific inventory. a valuable find was made by alexey yudin, an employee of the department of rare books and manuscripts of the state public scientific and technical library. at first i couldn’t believe my eyes; the psalter of thousands ended up in the hands of the scientist.

mikhail yudaev, kamchatka news. a living monument to ancient russian literature was discovered in one of the small libraries of novosibirsk. during a scientific inventory, a psalter from 1570 was found in the book depository of the seminary. it was published by the first russian book printer ivan fedorov. anastasia bolotina found out how many such unique specimens remain in the world. for many years this book occupied its modest place in the great in the library of the orthodox seminary, how rare a copy this was, a living example of ancient russian culture, they could not even imagine until a planned orthographic survey began in the book depository, or, more simply, a scientific inventory. a valuable find was made by alexey yudin, an employee of the department of rare books and manuscripts of the state public scientific technical library. at first i couldn’t believe my eyes; the psalter of thousands ended up in the hands of the scientist. it was published in the city of zabaluevo at that time by a large center on th

mikhail yudaev, vesti, kamchatka. a living monument to ancient russian literature was discovered in one out. for many years this book occupied its modest place in the large library of the orthodox seminary, as it is a rare living copy. ancient russian culture could not even be imagined here until a planned orthographic survey began in the book depository, or, more simply, a scientific inventory. a valuable find was made by alexey yudin, an employee of the department. books and manuscripts of the state public scientific and technical library, at first i couldn’t believe my eyes, a psalter from 1570 ended up in the hands of the scientist, it was published in the city of zabaluevo, at that time a large center on the territory of the lithuanian principality , by the first russian book printer ivan fedorov; until that day, only four surviving books were known from that small circulation. one of them is in london in the library of the lambit palace, one is in the russian national library in st. petersburg, one, one copy, in the scientific library of saratov state university, but it is quite d

with details mikhail yudaev.in the valley of geysers are waiting. this year a helicopter, there are no tourists on board the rotorcraft, the pilots will transport construction materials and equipment, and on the return flight they will pick up all the people from the valley of geysers, the cordon in the valley operates only in the summer, the winter in these parts is very harsh, and the conditions for people are uncomfortable, and often even life- threatening . the geyser river does not freeze in winter, it is heated by hot springs , the geysers themselves continue to work, a lot of snow falls in the valley, the two-story houses of the cordon are regularly swept up to the very roof. the employees return to the cordon. in the middle in april they begin to prepare the infrastructure for the season, but tourists will be allowed into the valley of geysers only at the beginning of summer. in spring , recently awakened bears come to the thermal fields to warm up and eat fresh grass. this is where their mating season be

mikhail yudaev, vesti, kamchatka.f novosibirsk. during a scientific inventory, a psalter from 1570 was found in the seminary's book depository. it was published by the first russian book printer ivan fedorov. anastasia bolotina found out how many such unique specimens remain in the world. for many years this book occupied its modest place in the large library of the orthodox seminary. they couldn’t even imagine how rare this copy is, a living example of ancient russian culture, until a planned orcheographic survey, or more simply a scientific inventory, began in the book depository. a valuable find was made by alexey yudin, an employee of the department of rare books and manuscripts of the state public scientific and technical library. at first not i believed my eyes. the scientist found a psalter from 1570 in his hands. it was published by the first russian book printer ivan fedorov in the city of zabaluevo, at that time a large center on the territory of the lithuanian principality. until this day it was only known.

with details mikhail yudaev. the windows are boarded up. plywood, doors closed, backpacks packed.in the valley of geysers are waiting for the last helicopter of the year. there are no tourists on board the rotorcraft. pilots they will bring construction materials and equipment, and on the return flight they will take all the people from the valley of geysers. the cordon in the valley is open only in summer. in winter we are conserving the cordon of valley geysers, as well as a number of other cordons. the tourist season has come to an end, and no operational tasks are envisaged in this territory during the winter period. very harsh and the conditions for people are uncomfortable, and often even life-threatening , the geyser river does not freeze in winter, it is heated by hot springs, the geysers themselves continue to work, and a lot of snow falls in the valley there are many, two-story houses, the cordon regularly sweeps up to the very roof. employees return to the site in mid-april and begin preparing the infrastructure for the season, but tourists will only be allowed into the