Archaeological Museum, Archaeological museum in Khabarovsk, Russia.
The Archaeological Museum is a building on Lenin Street that displays finds from ancient times and early periods of the Amur region. The collections show objects from different eras and reveal how people lived here long ago.
The museum began in 1894 as part of a larger institution and has collected thousands of archaeological objects since then. Spanning several historical periods, it reflects the long settlement of this region.
The museum presents the story of the Nanai people who have lived in this region for centuries. Their tools, dwellings, and personal objects show how they lived and what skills they had.
The museum is open most days and it is helpful to check ahead when tours are available in your language. With some planning, you can explore the displays at your own pace and learn about the region's story.
The museum holds petroglyphs, ancient rock carvings that show what mattered to early people who lived here. Visitors can also learn about ancient pottery workshops and the techniques people used to make clay vessels.
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