some kind of intermediate, of course, but important, important result. museum of christianity, museum of byzantium, museum of antiquityea, youth center, pilgrimage center, the most beautiful restorative workshops for employees, the most beautifully equipped areas for the work of museum museums community, that is, it’s completely incredible, this is happening now, of course in ukraine it was impossible, it was a swamp, i’ve known chersonesos since the eighties, we held byzantine conferences there, when we got there... the coast was used as such a public city beach , in general , there was a feeling that there were simply ancient walls that, well, few people were interested in, no reports on these excavations could be found anywhere, although the object was under the protection of unesco all these years, there are no reports, there are no inventories of what they got there, where it went, no one understands, a lot of these essentially barbaric things were done here during this period, then when the crimea was already and sevastopol... became part of our state, there were already possibilities for other resources , it ha

museum of christianity, museum of byzantium, museum of antiquity, museum of crimea, youth center, a pilgrimage most beautiful restoration workshops for employees, the most beautifully equipped areas for the work of museums of the museum community, that is , it’s absolutely incredible, this is happening now, of course, in ukraine it was impossible. that is, it was abandoned, i would even call the places where the famous fersanes temples were a dump. the coast was used as a public city beach, in general there was a feeling that there were just ancient walls that were quite few people were interested, no reports from these excavations can be found anywhere, although the object was under the protection of unesco, all these years, there are no reports, no inventories, no one understands what they got there, where it went. this is a huge achievement, this is a demonstration of the importance that this center has, once these were military units, everything was under concrete asphalt, the implementation of the project allowed us to obtain, study, bring to the museum 3 million artifacts, the most impor

the museum of christianity, the museum of byzantium , the museum of antiquity, the museum of crimea,outh center , the pilgrimage center, the most beautiful restoration workshops for employees, the most beautiful equipped areas for the work of museums, the museum community, that is , it’s absolutely incredible, this is happening now, of course, in ukraine this it was impossible, it was a swamp. i know hersenez since the eighties, we held byzantine conferences there, when the crimea and this part fell under the rule of ukraine, it was neglect, i would use this exact term: neglect, when no great importance was attached to all this, when no money was invested in it, when excavations were not restored and did not continue to the extent that was necessary, that is, it was abandoned. i would even call the places where the famous temples of fersanes were a dump; the coast was used as such a publicly accessible urban beach, in general, there was a feeling that there were just ancient walls, which, well , few people were interested in, no reports on these excavations could be found anywhere, a

region in winter, all these brochiopods, bryozoans and crine ideas can be viewed in the museum of perm antiquitiesish geologist roderick murchison came to these parts, began digging mountains, splitting stones, and found out that a whole layer of finds belongs to an unnamed period, there will be a permian period, our scientist decided, here in the museum... made on permian lizards that lived here before the dinosaurs appeared. the star of the collection is the skeleton of a mammoth, which fishermen found in the spring of 1927 in the village of shabura, only one tusk. weighs 80 kg, and its height is more than 2 m. its neighbors in the exhibition are estomenasuchus uralensis, aka a crocodile in a crown, and next to it is platiosaurus, it is much more like a crocodile, but in essence is closer to frogs, there is a grasshopper here, itself . horsetails grew up to 30 m in the warm permian period, but i’m not sure that i would want to live side by side with such neighbors. some plants, although in a greatly reduced version, have survived to this day, for example, ferns or pistils, from which permians pr

exhibition of moscow kremlin museums dedicated to collectors of russian antiquities of the first halfry. if the names of the owner of the arkhangelsk prince nikolai yusupov and count musin pushkin, who acquired the manuscript of the word about the regiment, are well known, then the names of pavel karabanov and mikhail pogodin, almost forgotten, all these collectors are united by a romantic impulse to study. a retired representative of an ancient family, pavel karabanov, successfully married, the bride’s rich dowry allowed her to buy what she liked, from manuscripts and engravings to weapons and ladies’ trinkets, you must learn to buy karabanov has the silver, said his competitor, and collectors always compete, mikhail pogodin. at the exhibition there are many cups of german masters from the karabanovsky collection; these were the decoration of high cabinets in the chambers of moscow boyars of the 16th century. ambassadors of karabanov. one of the display cases is entirely dedicated to fakes; the lives of saints boris and gleb were written in imitation of the ancient charter, although

of afghanistan and transferred to the national museum. this afghan cultural authority also maintains more than 60,000 antiquities in the national museum of the flood of tourists in afghanistan. good night viewers of ajmand and may god protect you. it's a beautiful lesson. the subject of the essay in my lesson. well , guys, when is he ready to read his essay first ? madam, let me write his essay. it's ready . please tell me how great the subject of the essay is, my great hero. you are a very kind man. my grandfather, whose photo i received , left this world, we call him the martyr of my grandfather. they say that he is a great hero before god . he is still our grandfather, my father. be like a father who wants to be a martyr so that he does not bow to the status of science for the shrine of the enemy of iran, our enemy is the blood of the martyrs of turkey. every martyr sings full until hussain with navai or hussain stays with hussain, like every martyr, we all go to the direction of light, comrades, from near and far. dear iran, we are generation and generation, and we are proud of our team, paami quran, esreti bakri siad and hemti wiran

museums of antiquities and christianity, youth centers will open this summer, and the art school andr help, you will need only five ingredients that will benefit the whole body, two decades pass from the onset of the disease to its manifestation , so the whole family needs to be examined . the most important information from the most competent sources. be about your body comprehensively, take care of yourself and be healthy, about the most important thing, from monday to friday, on rtr, i don’t have children of my own, so i can devote all your time to your child, how beautiful you are, i will miss you, irina antonovna is dying, in what sense is she dying, promise me, you will never leave me. even if it will be very , very difficult for you, it’s difficult to keep a secret, no one can take care of masha as much as you do, but i have one condition, you should never tell masha the truth, especially if it’s not yours, well, hello, darling, do you want me to be silent? think about how to persuade me, i promise to remain silent, premiere on saturday on rtr. hello, dear friends, comrades, y

a historical and archaeological park with museums of christianity and antiquities, which has no analoguesbackdrop of sea water. these are almonds, one of the symbols of the crimean spring, which has been going on for 10 years. device, which germany itself has in limited quantities. as the military official noted, by placing them in ukraine, the bundeswehr would put its national security at risk. in the gaza strip, the number of victims of indiscriminate attacks carried out by the israeli army is growing. according to enclave authorities, tsahal during the night he bombed 12 residential buildings, in one of them near the camp, but serat also killed 36 people. and earlier , local residents again came under fire, who... deny, saying that they did not carry out strikes in this area, the casualties among palestinians are the result of a stampede and fire that hamas militants opened to disperse the crowd, so far there is no evidence of one version or another no, the ministry of health has so far confirmed the deaths of twenty and the injuries of 155 people, in parallel with this, stating that o

of bearings from enterprises in udmurtia, with plans to expand... in omsk, restorers are restoring antique watches from the collection of the city museum, the fact added the complexity that the heart of the exhibit, its mechanism, was lost, i had to turn to colleagues from the hermitage for help, tatyana surovaya saw how the work was going. this elegant antique clock 2 centuries ago decorated the mansion of a metropolitan aristocrat; it entered the omsk museum in 1925. leningrad. the bronze is gilded in places, epatated in others. everything is fine, but the clock mechanism of the 19th century was lost. an ordinary two-pointer, but they couldn’t find it in omsk. hermitage specialists were involved in the search for the necessary parts, and then year the result is received. this clock should look something like this. we found an analogue that is quite good. and here's for this. the mechanism is french from the 19th century and is generally suitable for this item to be restored. the clock mechanism is depori, it was not difficult to find it in the bins of the hermitage. alexey pestrikhov, a watchmaker-restorer who restores the mechanism, says that they

museum of the people’s icon at the temple. this was the center of the principality; there were a lot of antiques here.city, you saw, has been preserved, they call the belarusian suzdol, mstislaval. that’s why there are a lot of architectural monuments preserved here, in people’s homes. many religious objects have been preserved, some icons were passed down from generation to generation, like family icons, someone died, the icon remained, so people brought it here, because it is preserved here, and somehow in the church, the icon must be in the church. over the almost four years of the museum’s existence , about 100 icons have been collected here, most of them were donated by residents of bastenovichi. in the 17th century, this village was famous for its icon-painting school of academic writing. there was a church there, when the church was reconstructed , these icons were found, they lay under the church stairs when the church was closed by the bolsheviks, probably one of the people took them off and hid them, this is the icon of st. nicholas the wonderworker , also from there, there is the icon of th

museum of the people’s icon at the temple. this was the center of the principality; there were a lot of antiques here.city, you saw, has been preserved; they call the belarusian suzdol mstislaval. therefore, there are a lot of preserved monuments and architecture here; people have a lot of religious objects, some icons, on their houses. passed down from generation to generation, like family icons. someone died, the icons remained, so people brought them here, because there is safety here, and as if in a church, the icon should be in the church. over the almost 4 years of the museum’s existence, about 100 icons have been collected here, most of them were donated by residents of bastenovichi. in the 14th century, this village was famous for its icon-painting school of academic writing. there was a church there, when the church was reconstructed, these icons were found, they were lying under. and what century they date back to, somewhere around the 17th century, a unique icon, double-sided , on one side there is an icon and on the other side an icon, in the museum, by the way, you can see not only icons,

emphasize again, in a year and a half, now there, that’s what you saw, this will be a museum of byzantine antiquityg, it will be the favorite museum for our youth, not only in crimea, but in all of russia. finally, there will be a special museum, a museum of christianity, one that was planned to be realized at the beginning of the 19th century, which was not possible due to the outbreak of the first world war, now we are talking about christianity. we will make it here in this stunning museum, it will not be a temple, although at the top you see this 31 m dome, the same as in constantinople on hagia sophia, dear ones friends, all this is yours, this is your history, this is your property and the future of your children and grandchildren. the world is not without kind people, the wisdom is very old, but true, i’m absolutely sure that we still have more kind and warm-hearted people. of course, today is the beginning of lent, a time to do good deeds and share the warmth of your soul, and , you see, you don’t need any special reason for this, you just need to want to. this is how midwives valida sharip

museum of civil war medicine in frederick, maryland. he is also an av c■#ollector of early 19th century antiques and photography.hough some family members say he's a hoarder of old hand tools. but no, no judging here. and he is a renowned battlefield guide. melissa winn is the marketing manager at american battlefield trust, the nonprofit organization dedicated to preservings hallowed battlegrounds. prior to that, she was the director photography for history net, a writer edir, preservation advocate, photographer and collector of civil war photographs. she is a member of both the professional photographers association and t c photography. and finally, our own jonathan white serves as vice

museum of civil war medicine in frederick, maryland. he is also an avid collector of early 19th century antiques and photography.lthough some family members say he's a hoarder of old hand tools. but no, no judging here. and he is a renowned battlefield guide. melissa winn is the marketing manager at american battlefield trust, the nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving america's hallowed battlegrounds. prior to that, she was the director photography for history net, a writer editor, preservation advocate, photrapher and colorwar photogr. she is a member of both the professional photographers association and the center for civil war photography. and finally, our own jonathan white serves as vice chairman of the lincoln forum. he is professor of american studies at christopher newport university. and as if those two full time vocations were not enough in his spare time, he has authored or edited some 16 books. we got a salty splash of his shipwrecked book yesterday at theice chairman is this year's winner of the lincoln prize for his work a house built by slaves, african-american house. i turn the stage ov

museum of civil war medicine in frederick, maryland. he is also an avid collector of early 19th century antiques and photography. although some family members say he's a hoarder of old hand tools. but no, no judging here. and he is a renowned battlefield guide. melissa winn is the marketing manager at american battlefield trust, the nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving america's hallowed battlegrounds. prior to that, she was the director photography for history net, a writer editor, preservation advocate, photographer and collector of civil war photographs. she is a member of both the professional photographers association and the center for civil war photography. and finally, our own jonathan white serves as vice chairman of the lincoln forum. he is professor of american studies at christopher newport university. and as if those two full time vocations were not enough in his spare time, he has authored or edited some 16 books. we got a salty splash of his shipwrecked book yesterday at the lincoln forum is very proud that our vice chairman is this year's winner of the lincoln prize for his work a house

okay, let's go to a museum, second, well, that’s enough, look , look around, how many taverns and clubs there are, but you should hang out here, and not wander around the shops of antiquity, i’m not going to go to museums anymore, okay, no need? talk like that, listen , i’m already tired of you, and you’re tired of me , i’m tired of you, listen, go wherever you want, but i’ll go, go, just don’t get lost, i’ll go, listen, don’t get lost yourself. so sign here, please, uh-huh , here, here, here , so here, here, here, yes, uh-huh, here, that's it, yes, that's it, you 'll be called when, well, when they're called, right? look at 3 years in advance, when, where, and at what time, that’s all in detail, for how long, for 3 years, yeah, and you say when they’ll call you, i definitely need to know, i can’t do it any other way, yes i i also can’t do it any other way, you think i have only your business. production, look, you think ruvd is all working for you, or what? approximately, you can say when, when, when, well, let's say in 4 years, yeah, after 4 years, write it down like that, yes, write it down, after 4 years, on january 1 at 6:00 am, report to colonel khamenko in ruvd. t

mother of god and the village derzhavin is revealed by the exhibits of the antiquity room, look at him, he is like the director of the museumlet’s say, everything is a museum-like approach, although he is the head of the brigade’s communications. they recaptured , did not allow a breakdown, did not allow the loss of combat control, this is the radio station of one of our fighters, he is an attack aircraft, a cultural worker, by the way, he considered it important to be here to defend the interests of our people, but he was killed by one of the fragments that pierced this radio. .. landscape is a big challenge for signalmen, you see, you crossed the hill, the terrain here is very difficult, and the work in such communications has disappeared, which means you need to look for technical moves, solutions, our soldiers have to do all this under enemy fire, signalmen rarely shoot, they mostly work on signalmen, we have completely different tasks, so that our fighters do not lose contact, so that our fighters do not become worn out. has posed so many challenges to us, and first of all in matters of communications, communications i

antiquity of this tourist area. amanullah azizi, broadcasting agency, kajo district, qasrghand city. the documentation center of the ministry of oil has eight dedicated museumsprovinces such as khuzestan, kerman, kermanshah and tehran, so that those interested can closely observe the process of oil exploration and export , according to the head of the oil documentation center, more than 25 million documents from the beginning of oil exploration until now center to it has been registered and will soon be exhibited in tehran museum. iran's oil industry documentation center has opened a small museum in its central building by recovering mortar and equipment left over from 12 years of efforts in the field of oil and gas industry. the pictures you see behind me are related to personal photos of employees who worked in abadan refinery in different decades . the showcase that we are standing in front of now is actually a copy of the darcy contract signed in 1901 by the darcy company during the reign of mozafaruddin shah . it is used to identify the mapping of oil areas, except for basic supplies and equipment. in this section, we enter the section related to aerial

museum at the temple. residents. there were so many of them that icons were adopted. this was the center of the principality; there were a lot of antiquesd the city, you saw, has been preserved; it is called belarusian suzdol, steslavl. therefore , there are a lot of architectural monuments preserved here and... people have a lot of religious objects preserved in their houses, some icons were passed down from generation to generation, like family icons, someone died, the icons remained, so people brought them here because there is safety here, and as if in a church, the icon should be in church, over the almost 4 years of the museum’s existence , about 100 icons were collected here, most of them were donated by residents of bastenovichi; in the 17th century, this village was famous for its icon painting school. the religious procession was carried by these candles, then someone brought one like this, this is all our history, our antiquity, very old books, for example, this book was published under empress catherine alekseevna, throughout russia, that is, this is a book from 1784 , please look at the quality, how clear everything is, how

for classics, for antiquity, for true values do you feel in the museum, is there a surge in attention from spectators in your opinion, especially young spectators? there is a surge ofe fact that the museum uses new forms in working with inclusive projects; we act through multimedia and work with augmented reality. is also very useful, and i would like that over time our museum would have greater multimedia opportunities for interaction between modern viewers and modern young viewers, but the question of content, form can be modern, the language of communication with the viewer, with the visitor can be modern, the important question always remains, what do we fill this content with, what are we talking about, what emphasis do we place, and everything should be here... say, don’t be silent, subscribe, ask questions and invite guests, we are in touch. we introduce you to the architectural memories of belarus from different eras and centuries. byzantine architecture, which had passed its time with a bang, began to float on the ancient russian style. І all that is rightly guessed by the kanza 19 stagodzia, geta uzho tsalkam palitichny project. russians aim. he is workin

antiquity and history of this region, as well as the dialect and clothing of this region in addition to hosting nowruz travelers , several 700,000-year-old ancient stone artifacts were unveiled in this museum. these show that the history of human presence in this area goes back to at least one million years ago. there were also artifacts that were found before, so it was clear that humans were present in this area in the following periods. in this ceremony, it was announced that the museum of ancient, historical and cultural artifacts and objects will be launched in mehabad. in the very near future, we will equip a museum with these tools and these very important cultural evidences to be exhibited, the special style of traditional texture architecture and beautiful brick facades have breathed the spirit of life into the clay and walls of the mahabad anthropology museum . stay with the news network. in the name of god, greetings to you, have a good night. well , as we predicted, and the latest image received from the meteorological satellite shows well the presence of rain clouds in a large form, the rain system has entered our country, currently in many parts of the southern half. from wes

museums. collection of pavel karabanov, an expert on russian history and antiquity and other 19th century patrons this. what do a carved walnut cabinet, a sterling silver frying pan, and a box made of coconut have in common? all these sometimes luxurious and sometimes whimsical objects were part of the same collection. a true connoisseur of russian antiquity, pavel karabanov spent his whole life buying these priceless items, and looking at them today you can understand how people lived 100, 200 and even 300 years ago. karabanov's collection came to us in the middle of the 19th century. karabanov collected not only works that are masterpieces. karabanov collected everything connected with russian life and russian way of life. a love story on a tray, you can spend hours looking at these figures made of silver foil, blue imale, pen and... centuries, but how karabanov managed to find and buy his countless exhibits was helped by his wife, who shared her husband’s passions. she was very rich and brought him, this marriage brought him a great fortune, and i he left his service entirely. collecting itsel

the industrial museum of saint-etienne has opened a new permanent exhibition of mechanical art. an area of ​​more than 900 square meters houses antiqueul, and under no circumstances should you do it so. insomnia poisons your life, how to fall asleep and wake up happy, choose a blanket. science works well for girls and women of an anxious type, that’s it, go, go to sleep, bradycardia: why should you be afraid of a low pulse? breathing problems also happen because there is not enough oxygen, that’s how often he does it, so much is the pulse. glaucoma, cataracts, or just conjunctivitis? what diseases can be hidden behind eye pain? maybe about... basically it is he who is most often associated with all this, it’s all true, half of our viewers have minced chicken in their freezer, in fact, these are still more likely myths, i, as a person who has been traveling for many years with a food formula program in a variety of industries, can say that now there is such strict control over the use of antibiotics that no one he just doesn’t risk using them, because if they find it, the manufacturer will pay 10 times. more than he will get from this