National historical museum of Ukraine

Location and Hours

Museum of historical treasures of Ukraine

Origin of the museum

Jewelry art

Early Iron Age (9th century BCE – 4th century CE)

Cimmerian Art (9th – 8th centuries BCE)

Scythian Art (7th century BCE – 3 century CE)

Sarmatian Art (2nd century BCE – 4th century CE)

Northern pontic city-states Art (7th century BCE – 4th century CE)

Great Migration and Middle Ages Art 3rd - 14th centuries

The Huns (4th - 5th centuries)

The Avars (6th - 7th century)

The Khazarians (7th - 8th centuries)

The Eastern Slavs (6th – 8th centuries)

The Kyivan Rus 9th – early 13th centuries

The Kyivan Rus (9th – early 13th centuries)

The Pechenegs (10th – 11th centuries)

The Polovtsians (11th – 13th century)

Mongol Empire - Golden Horde (13th – 14th centuries)

Jewelry art in Ukraine 16th – 20th centuries

Ukrainian goldsmiths 16th – 20th centuries

Contemporary goldsmithes, 1970 – 90’s

Russian goldsmithes, 17th – early 20th centuries

Caucasian and Central Asian goldsmithes, 18th – 19th centuries

Silver judaica, 18th – early 20th centuries

European silver 15th – early 20th centuries

Publications

Booklets, photo albums, cards

Stamps and envelopes

Electronic CD editions

Cimmerian Art (9th – 8th centuries BCE)

Cimmerian Art (9th – 8th centuries BCE)

Images of the Cimmerians from Etruscan vases

Nimrud relief with a image of the Cimmerian (?) warriors

Pin
Pin (?)

8th century BCE.

Tumulus near the village of Vilshana, Cherkasy Region.

Excavations 1984.

Belt decoration
Belt decoration

8th century BCE.

Vysoka Mohyla tumulus near the village of Balky, Zaporizhia Region.

Excavations 1971

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