chersanus there are three museums of christianity, created on the site where the holy equal-to-the-apostles prince vladimir accepted orthodox baptism. the museum of antiquityantium and the museum of the history of crimea and novorossiya. in essence, this is a huge. museum and educational spaces that tell about certain eras in the history of our land. the adoption of christianity became the spiritual basis for the formation of russian civilization. in the era of greek city-states and byzantine settlements in crimea, a the material foundation for the life of people in this area. three centuries of the crimean khanate gave this place a unique flavor. and the large-scale development of these territories after the establishment. historical roots feeds russia, which made it the most powerful world state of civilization and what path it had to take to achieve this. a look through the prism of history at the dramatic events of the 21st century. the return of crimea to russia, the struggle of the inhabitants of the republics of new russia for the right to preserve the traditions, language, culture of their ancestors, not leaves no doubt about the justice of everyth

chersonesos there are three museums of christianity, created on the site where the holy equal-to-the-apostles prince vladimir accepted orthodox baptism. the museum of antiquityantium and the museum of the history of crimea and novorossiya. in essence, these are huge museum and educational spaces that tell about certain eras in the history of our land. the adoption of christianity became the spiritual basis for the formation russian civilization. in the era of greek city-states and byzantine settlements in crimea , a material foundation for the life of people in this area was created. three centuries of the crimean khanate gave this place a unique flavor. and the large-scale development of these territories after the establishment of catherine the great's novorossiysk province and the annexation of crimea led to the economic flourishing of the peninsula and the adjacent black sea and azov lands. the history of crimea and novorossiya is the best example of what spiritual and historical roots feeds russia, what made it the most powerful world state of civilization and what path it had to take to achieve this. a look through the prism of history at the dramatic

apostolic prince vladimir accepted orthodox baptism, the museum of antiquity and byzantium and the museum of the history of crimea and novorossiya. in essence, these are huge museum and educational spaces that tell about certain eras in the history of our land. the adoption of christianity became the spiritual basis for the formation of russian civilization. in the era of greek city-states and byzantine settlements in crimea, it was created. and large-scale development of these territories after the establishment of catherine the great of the novorossiya governorate and the annexation of crimea led to the economic flourishing of the peninsula and the adjacent black sea and azov lands. the history of crimea and novorossiya is the best example of what spiritual and historical roots russia draws from, what made it the most powerful world state of civilization and what path did it have to take to achieve this? a look through the prism of history at the dramatic events of the 21st century, the return of crimea to russia, the struggle of the residents of the novorossiya republics for the right

orthodox baptism, the museum of antiquity and byzantium and the museum of the history of crimea and novorossiyance, these are huge museum and educational spaces that tell about certain eras in history. our land. the adoption of christianity became the spiritual basis for the formation of russian civilization. in the era of greek city-states and byzantine settlements, a material foundation for human life was created in crimea. in this space. three centuries of the crimean khanate's existence gave this place a unique flavor, and the large-scale development of these territories after the establishment of catherine the great, the novorossiysk province and the annexation of crimea, led to the economic flourishing of the peninsula and the adjacent black sea and azov lands. on example of the history of crimea.

kersonesse looked massive impressive, the appearance is reflected in the current complex: three museums of antiquitiesum, christianity, crimea and novorossiya, tourist centers, hotels, parks, an amphitheater, and the only temple-park in the world where worship is held, a special varnish in several layers on street icons protects from any bad weather. new khersones is still operating in test mode, so the objects are launched gradually. we managed to create an entire city in a record time of... a year and eight. now more than 2.0 people work in the complex, now the park receives a colossal number of people, we let more than 20 thousand people through per day. our park opens at 8 am and people are already queuing at the entrance to get into the park from 8 am. entrance to the park was and will be free. archaeologists and builders worked together here. the construction of the site began only after thorough excavations. more than 7 million artifacts were found in the ground, of which about 700 thousand are of unique value, the rest are usually thrown away, but... in new khersones they did something differe

tried to take in different years in order to bring antiques across the border, here we see an icon of the holy power... is in the collections of our museumn of st. nicholas of the 15th century, even such large antiques as antique furniture, the smuggler also tried to bring out border, here we see several such items, this is already a detention of the early nineties, according to the declaration they were carrying packages of dry milk, but these wonderful pieces of antique furniture were hidden and... and antique clocks, a very rich collection of paintings and vinogradov, myasoedov, three works by aivazovsky, today we can admire them, many are surprised where such truly real works come from, the art of famous authors, here it is in our border town, thanks to the work of the customs border services. of our country, i don't like the pronoun i, i like the pronoun we, i am happy with the team with which i have the pleasure of working every day, a team of like-minded people, and a team of professionals with a capital letter, in fact, a team that is capable of performing the most difficult tasks assigned to it, i would very much like this team,

iran for teenagers is the subject of this 26-part program, i.e., you will take me to the museum, what was it like if you go to the museum , they will treat you like an antique, and the animation series of the museum will be shown starting tomorrow, every day at 9:30 with 4k quality. network spreads beyond think . written by abu nasr parabi. the introduction of civilization, culture, art, customs and traditions of iran from ancient times to modern times and culture-making about preservation of historical and ancient monuments is the subject of this collection. marjan sadeghzadeh, sed and sima news agency. nahra yusuf, 30 minutes in the morning and 10 in the morning every day from radi. in this story, we hear that zivar and qasim get married, but a war happens, and because of the war and the issues that arise there, they are forced to leave nahar yusuf and hand-in-hand, i won't give a single hair to anyone. the story of the patience and perseverance of the people of a village on the border of iran and iraq . i have the role of the mother of the family, that is, the mother of zivor and her son abdo, who are still shocked at the beginning of the war. more and m

of our museum - the icon st. nicholas of the 15th century. even such large antique items as antique furniture were also smuggled abroad, here we see several such items. this is already a detention of the early nineties, according to the declaration they were carrying packages of dry milk, but these wonderful pieces of antique furniture and antique watches were hidden, a very rich collection, many are surprised where such truly real works of art, famous authors, are located in our border city, thanks to... i don't like the pronoun i, i like the pronoun we, i am happy with the team with which i have the pleasure of working every day, a team of like-minded people, and a team of professionals with a capital letter, in fact, a team that is capable of performing the most difficult... tasks assigned to it, i would really like this team, of course, with its new members, but it would remain such a team for many, many years. increase mutual trade turnover to half a billion dollars in belarus and pskov region of russia outlined new growth points of cooperation agriculture, tec

in moscow, the museum of decorative arts, an exhibition of new fairy tales. is it possible to combine the legend? of antiquity with what surrounds us now, it turns out, yes, real masterpieces are obtained, yuri sherbakov was convinced of this. biliny about russian heroes iconographic plots. next to the stories that could have happened to us recently, and perhaps it is happening right now. exhibition new fairy tales, a bold look by the participants of the creative group 4+1 at traditional russian lacquer art. one of the tasks of the artists is to find, find plots, find an image. to use something familiar to us, something that we see every day, this is very important, while in each of the works the artists reverently preserve the technique inherent in one of the four original russian schools of lacquer miniatures, kholiyskaya, palikskaya, fedoskino, luxurious mstera landscapes decorated this elegant chest, the artist in an amazing way. melts in this wonderful work both russian icon painting and traditional icon painting techniques that came to lacquer miniatures, landscape, folk art, and at the same time gives

new chersonesus arose on the territory of the old chersonesus, tauric... three museums, byzantine antiquity, christianity, crimea and novorossiya, tourist centers, hotels, parks, the appearance is reflected in the current complex: an amphitheater and the only temple-park in the world where worship takes place, a special varnish in several layers on street icons protects against any bad weather. new hersonesus is currently operating in test mode, so the objects are launched gradually. we managed to create in a year and eight in record time. sevastopol, we see with you the events of the great patriotic war, the second defense of sevastopol, to make six bas-reliefs, it took more than a year, about ten artists worked on the project under the guidance of a well-known ... you can see a huge number in our medieval cave monasteries, just as a ship strives for the pier, so our soul strives for faith, we can see a bunch of grapes, a vine, this is a symbol of the church, society, a dove, a symbol saint, holy spirit, all the symbolism is subordinated to byzantine architecture, among the first symbols o

of vasily shukshin, the play strange people by the biysk drama theatre, directed by artem fomenko. the exhibition project "gold". continues in the khabarovsk regional museum named after nikolai gradekov in the exposition of antiquemage of philip and alexander the great, greek-scythian jewelry, products of the masters of kievan rus, items of the sudzhansky large kremlin treasure and other rarities from the museums of the moscow kremlin. the season at the bavarian state opera opens with pushine's opera tosca, staged by korneli mundrutz, with lisa davidson performing the leading role. the paris national opera. until march next year broadcasts the opera by the 19th century italian composer gaspare spantine, a whistle written in 1805. directed by lydia steyer, musical director and conductor bertrandia. an exhibition by alexander golovin is open at the russian spiritual and cultural center in paris until september 30. the exhibition includes photographs, sketches of performances, sets and costumes by the composer the maid of pskov, ruslan and lyudmila, carmen, das rheingold, the ballet swan lake, and the magic mirror. as well as sketches created by the artist for sergei diaghilev's russian seasons. the rossiya tv chan

of antiquity with the imprints of time. olga skripkina, daniil pismensky, mark polukhinsky, vesti petersburg. the russian museumg by karl bryulov the last day of pompeii. st. petersburg restorers managed to return the original brightness of the colors. the canvas is unique in the history of russian and european art. it was immediately recognized as a masterpiece. in 1834, the master's work received a large. gold medal at an exhibition in paris. the project to recreate the brilliant creation was defended by st. petersburg restorers before an authoritative scientific community. for the first time in almost 200 years, a comprehensive scientific restoration of this incredible canvas, which tops the list of works by russian artists in the world list of masterpieces, being its absolute leader. on october 18, the newly born painting will be shown to the public. more details about the restoration of the masterpiece in the next news releases. that was all news for today. all the best and see you tomorrow. hotel for unforgettable impressions rixas sharmelsheikh. for adults only 18 plus. here you will find entertainment t

it was the creation of holographic copies that made it possible, while preserving rare antiques, to show them to the general public. today, an exhibition called. museum values ​​in derzhinsk. the hall of the district museum houses archaeological finds, decorative and applied art items and other masterpieces of the material culture of belarusians in the skillful artistic and technical solution of our domestic holographers, headed by scientist leonid tanin. a hologram is a photographic plate, which as a result of certain technological operations, remembers the spatial distribution of rays that are reflected from all areas that are illuminated, and if sunlight or artificial light is then poured onto this photographic plate, it will play the same spatial distribution of rays, and the viewer will see a virtual object. unlike a photograph, a hologram is three-dimensional, since it records the volume of the object. i am sure that in the future, this method of exhibiting will allow museums to exhibit unique objects that cannot be exhibited today due to their fragility. the purpose of the mobile. we will tell you about the development of events at noon. let m

today we can marvel at the master of the metalworking trade, for which the pavlovsky district was famous only in museums and private collections. connoisseurs of antiquityamounts for such artifacts, at one time the masters received pennies, working most of the day and resorting to the help of wives and children, just to feed the family. the so-called collar lock, here it is on the palm of your hand, it is absolutely tiny, and this is not the smallest of those that we have in our collection and certainly not the smallest of those that are, let's say, in private collections in russia or in large museums, but it is believed that such locks were used. pots, in addition to them toys whistles, people were superstitious, so when buying a pot, they tried to ensure that there was something in the pot lay, here the toy was the value that gave the pot weight, significance, and most importantly, as they used to say in the old days, shchedakasha, house, full cup, that is, the toy brought prosperity to the house , a small toy was offered as a gift to the pots, but the craftsmen made large ones, they ... also had their own meanings and became gifts. the mighty deer is

of the old woman for as long as possible. yeah. well, next, next. and the younger brother is on duty, alexander, works in a museum, understands antiques, gets pennies s a version that he could have stolen the unique pages of the gutenberg bible, well, push it all onto roman, so i suggest assigning the development of this brother to kochergin, oh, yeah, well, who's next, there is daughter-in-law margarita genrikhovna. works as a servant in the house for free and suffers endless humiliation from her. is there anything about poisons? yes, there is. tetrodotoxin, which was used to poison duzhur, is indeed a poison, and it is contained in fugu fish and sea urchins. yes. natalya works in a fish restaurant, everything that duzhur ate was cooked by her. i see, all versions are working, i suggest keeping them for now. all three in my head, may i go, yes, go, work, hello, hello, i need to talk to you, and why to me, if i am in the kospovinny, then to the police, no, you can't i'm going to the police, i have a criminal record, and your name is not roman, but pyotr novinsky. they've already dug this up, i knew it, and what's there to dig up, your fingerprints a

of antiquity built of wood. this is vitoslavlitsa, an open-air museum, not far from the bank of the volkhov, near the yuryev monastery is not difficult to get here, on by car or bus from the center of novgorod. here you can find entire streets of wonderful old houses, temples that are not similar to each other, you can go inside everywhere, see how the northern peasants lived, how their huts and churches were decorated, how the entire complex economy was arranged, with what traditions and customs. moreover, you can take part in all this rural life. on the main street of vitoslavlitsy, entire peasant farmsteads are collected, with sheds, stables, yards, huts decorated with carved frames, their roofs protrude strongly forward. this is such a local feature. such roofs protected the house from any snowstorm and even blizzard. by the way, all the huts in the museum belonged to middle peasants, that is, they were the most typical for novgorod villages. and what else is typical of the village here, we asked on the spot. we are visiting a real, practically russian northern village, here everything, of course, is not at all l

museum. for td range in the 14th century b. c in may have been the mother of the famed boy king to comment the archaeologist and former egyptian antiquities ministers. ah, he lost it says the bust was removed from egypt. legal. it is also campaigning for the return of the rosetta stone from britain committees as well ended their up next report of looks at what's behind the hype of the crystals. for more news and analysis, of course, take a look at our website dw, dot com, a michael look for me and the rest of the team here in berlin. thank you for watching. and we'll be back with more news. the get ready for an exciting auburn toyota, so little surprised. hi irish. and i'm ready to dive into the hands of human. to do you have you have a window to delete it from port, click on it, please go to the spot and unexpected side supplies. the togetherness, the page, it just came off of the.

of vasily shupshin, the play "strange people" by the biysk drama theatre, directed by artem fomyanko. the exhibition project "gold" continues in the khabarovsk regional museum named after nikolay. gradekov, antique coins with depicting philip and alexander the great, greco-scythian jewelry, products of kievan rus craftsmen, items from the sudzhansky great kremlin treasure and other rarities from the moscow kremlin museums. the season at the bavarian state opera opens with puccini's opera tosca, directed by korneli mundrutz. the leading role is performed by lisa davidson. the paris national opera is broadcasting the opera by the italian 19th-century composer gaspare spantine until march next year. wistala, written in 1805. directed by lydia steyer, the musical director and conductor of bertrandia. in the russian spiritual and cultural center in paris until september 30, an exhibition of alexander golovin is open. the exhibition includes photographs from performances and sketches of scenery and costumes by the coper the maid of pskov ruslan and lyudmila, carmen, gold of the rhine, the ballet swan lake the magic mirror, as well as sketches created by the artist for russians. president five letters

museums, schools and universities, hospitals and factories all administered by astaستان quds. and the islamic world. the library holds over 1.1 million books. it is an international center for islamic research with numerous manuscripts and works of antiquitye oldest books available in this section is the quran which belongs to the 190 years ago, it comes exactly on 200. 1250 years of the lunar calendar, so this is the collection of the only liteography books with this number, but beside that we have the book bank of the manuscripts, which having more than nearly 9000, and the exact number may goes e 8007, yes 87 manuscripts, one of the most important section of these manuscripts are: "they are very unique, sometimes the only copy we keep in the book bangk, and the most important just section of them goes to the qurans written by the imams, the first starts from the imam ali alaihi salam, then goes to imam hasan mujtaba, the writings of imam hussein alaissalam, then goes imam zain abdin, then comes up to imam ridha, salam, which we have their original handwritings and the quran written by the..." sacred hands, then goes to the iranian scientists like avisina, then comes, razi, then comes books and great and outstanding scholars, religious

antique things for serving challah can be found in museums. comparing my challah and yours, i have one question: does the size matter? well, in this matter the size of but the larger one is more beautiful. we still share the challah among the whole family, you can, of course, give out portions, yes, like yours, your skill. impudent, this is a woman who swears, yeah, here she is, amazing, okay, what is impudent for? a beautiful word, in a simple version, so that our challahs are not offended that we remembered about them so late, we cover them so that they wait for the blessing in warmth and comfort, you say all this, but i, frankly speaking, have only one thought, to try to break it, my mouth is watering, but we will do it a little later, on shabbat, and for now until saturday i am fed with stories about amazing jewish bread, challah, on this trip bobruisk was generally generous. treated me to views of intricate red-brick houses, urban legends and meetings with cheerful people with a great sense of humor. babruisk has many symbols, and as i was able to see, not only culinary ones, it is a multifaceted and interesting city, come here, definitely. we

of russia. here they already used stone in construction, while in ancient russia they preferred wood. the houses in chersonesus looked massive and impressive. the appearance is reflected in the current complex. three museums, byzantine antiquityhristianity, crimea and novorossiya, tourist centers, hotels, parks, an amphitheater. and the only temple-park in the world where the service takes place. special varnish in several layers on street icons. protects from any bad weather. new hersons is currently operating in test mode, so the facilities are launched gradually. we managed to do it in a year and eight in record time to create an entire city. and now more than 2.0 people work in the complex. now the park - accepts a colossal number of people, per day we let through more than 20,000. ah, in our - the park opens at 8 am already from 8 am people are queuing for. found more than 7 million artifacts, of which about 700,000 are of unique value, the rest are usually thrown away, but in new chersanes they did it differently. during the excavations here they found six carriages, fragments of tiles and amphoras, they became part of the paths, you can say that visitors walk on finds that are 2,000 years old. there are about 60 tour g

of the roman emperor caligula next to each other. but the right one sculpture museum worker. tried to bring it as close as possible to how it looked in antiquityo with it? well, apparently, it was disfigured after, as it were , colligula was negatively assessed, no, konstantin, let's see, it was painted, choose, we'll count 1,500, you get a question from the general sponsor of the business ecosystem program kontur, kontur services. now more than 2.5 million companies operate, this is literally every third business in russia. kontur provides modern technological support for business, high level of reliability and quality of products. question: in 1623, professor wilhelm schickard of the university of tübingen invented a counting clock, a calculating machine that could add, subtract and multiply numbers. proudly described the invention in a letter to this friend of his, a famous astronomer, so 1623, let me answer quietly braga, no, kepler, right, but i wanted to answer him, cards for 900, the idea of ​​​​creating such cards came to a wealthy businessman frank mcnamara, when in 1900 in the forties he was unable to pay for lunch, because he forgot

museum. ever titi reigned in the 14th century b. c. and may have been the mother of the famed boy, king 2 can comment and we can welcome to the show prominent egyptian archaeologists, and former antiquities minister doctor is all he how us of joyce's from the cairo airport. dr. whole us. it's a pleasure to have you with us. why do men and much? why do you believe the death for tv bus should be returned to egypt after more than a century in germany? because b, b, we, we have evidence collected this evidence in 2010. the boston new 5050, was taken illegally out of keisha. and i sent a letter in january, 2nd, 2011, to direct it'll museums instead of money. they'll ask for the return of the bottle and if it a bulky i'm so the back that this the should be signed by the minister of culture in that time i became administered. but they did not have the time actually to uh, to think of a different date. but now i see that as a, with getting a money, got you to be and museums and even prison. mike gordon, of france and now and said that uh, they distracted dougherty. mr. patrick, it's a fine to return the money minutes of after to come back. and i feel bad and degrees are asking the pitch museum n

museum. after td reigned in the 14th century b, c, and may have been the mother of the famed boy, king 2 can comment and we can welcome to the show prominent egyptian archaeologists, and former antiquities minister doctor is all he how us of joyce's from the cairo airport dr. whole us, it's a pleasure to have you with us. why do men and much? why do you believe the deputy, the bus should be returned to egypt after more than a century in germany? because b, b we, we have evidence will collect this evidence in 2010 in the box. so when, if it was taken illegally, altoff keisha and i sent a letter in january, 2nd, 2011 to direct. it'll museums is their money to ask for the return of the box or whatever the box, the i'm so the back that that should be signed by the minister of culture in that time i became administered, but they did not have the time extra money to uh, to think of and if it did, but now i see that as a, with getting a money, got you to be and museums and even prison. mike gordon of france and now and said that uh they distracted dougherty, mr. patrick and it's time to return the money minutes of actually come back and i feel bad and degrees are asking the rich museum now to

museum. never td reigned in the 14th century b. c, and may have been the mother of the famed boy. king 2 can comment and we can welcome to the show permanent egyptian archaeologist and former antiquities minister doctor is all he how us of joyce's from the cairo airport. dr. whole us. it's a pleasure to have you with us. why do men and much? why do you believe the deputy bus should be returned to egypt after more than a century in germany? because b, b, we, we have evidence collected this evidence and 2010 in the boston. if any p, p was taking illegally out of keisha. and i sent a letter in january, 2nd, 2011 to director of museums. is there money to ask for the return of the box or whatever the lucky i'm so the back that that should be signed by the minister of culture in that time i became administered, but they did not have the time actually to uh, to think of a different date, but now i see that as a with getting among you got your b and museums and even prison. mike gordon of france and now and said that uh they distracted dougherty. mr. patrick, it's a fine to return the money means of actually come back and i feel yeah, and degrees are asking that they choose the am now to brin

of queen nefertiti. it's been on display in a berlin museum ever since it was discovered by german explorers more than a century ago. we're now a prominent egyptian archaeologist. you also have the countries, former antiquities minister, has launched a petition calling on germany to give back the bust. it's a debate that's been going on now for a 100 years. who owns the famous boast of napa? t t. the diction queen was put on display for the 1st time in the noise museum in berlin, in 1924. and is now in the possession of the pressure and cultural heritage foundation . over the years they have been repeated demands from egypt, vanessa t. t to be returned to homeland. now the renowned egyptian archaeologist, zaki, who was his, starts with a new petition calling for its rebec creation. we are known today the user or the this is the national committee. as the government committee, the last 4 days of the box to visit the p. as in the past, the pressure and cultural heritage foundation still sees no reason to attend the valuable object. yeah, i don't is the dispute in a traditional desk. our stance is, of course, that we 1st of all adhere to the legal situation. the flag and type provides a clear base. so super why

antique market in paris. the wreath will be exhibited in blagoveshchensk for several months, and then will take its place. permanent exhibition of the arsenyev museumasterpiece of jewelry art, created in memory of the outstanding statesman russian empire in ksenia egorova's report. well, here he is, our main character. in the tiny restoration workshop of the arsenyev museum, this masterpiece of jewelry takes up almost all the space. silver with gilding, the finest elaboration of details. this wreath came from france. that's how it turned out, it is in the workshops at the factory of pavel akimovich ovshchinnikov, one of the largest and most famous jewelers in russia, he was called the russian faberge, he was a supplier to the court of his majesty. money for this silver gilded wreath was collected by subscription grateful muravyovo amursky blagoveshchensk in the year of the fiftieth anniversary of the signing of the aigun treaty, as follows from the inscription. on the moire ribbon, then it was transferred to france, to paris, where count muravyov amursky was laid to rest in the de richimont family tomb. the ancient cemetery on manmartre was reclaim

museum, where i have antiquities as far back as the egyptian pharaohs. look behind me. this one is from ramses the second. believe it or not, these pieces ofs museum. there was a shocking incident. a four year old israeli boy who was visiting with his family knocked over a priceless 3000 year old vase and smashed it to pieces. unbelievable. can you imagine the shock of his mother? i mean, how do you pay for damages like that ? but the story how do you pay for damages like that? but the story has a happy ending. the museum accepted that it was an accident and they are piecing the vase back together again. and they also invited the boy and his family back for a special visit. now, listen to me . special visit. now, listen to me. this is a good lesson for everyone. this is . please absorb everyone. this is. please absorb this. if anything of this nature happens to you from something bad, always something positive happens. so. nana, this is all i have to tell you. from israel, from the holy land. touch the palm of my hand. i'm sending you positive energy. think of the word peace, peace, peace, peace on this earth. i love you all. >> love you a