Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography

The Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography houses extensive collections of archaeological findings and ethnographic materials from various regions across Siberia and Far East Russia.

Established in 1966 as part of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, the institute has conducted numerous expeditions throughout Eurasia's vast territories.

The institute maintains a museum spanning 500 square meters that exhibits artifacts representing the diverse cultures and histories of Siberian and Far Eastern populations.

Located at coordinates 54.841111 latitude and 83.113056 longitude, the institute employs 230 researchers and staff members dedicated to archaeological and ethnographic studies.

The institute led the discovery of the Ukok Princess mummy in 1993, and continues research at the Denisova Cave, contributing to understanding human evolution.

Location: Sovetsky City District

Inception: 1966

Website: http://archaeology.nsc.ru

GPS coordinates: 54.84111,83.11306

Latest update: March 20, 2025 04:13