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

Events

Publications

Booklets, photo albums, cards

Stamps and envelopes

Electronic CD editions

Exposition 2003

2003
Gold of the Scythes

Gold of the Scythes

Place: France (Saint-Amand-Montrond) – la Cité de L’Or de la ville de Saint-Amand-Montrond.
Date: 08.10 – 17.12.2003 .
Exhibits on display: 35 (376 units of storage).
Organizer of exhibition: Municipality of Saint-Amand-Montrond.
Participants of exhibition: Museum of Historical Treasures of Ukraine (24 exhibits), Archaeology Institute at Ukrainian Academy of Sciences (11 exhibits).
Publication: L’Or des Scythes . – Saint-Amand-Montrond, 2003.

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