The exhibition "Ancient History of the Peoples of the Urals" will come to life during a guided tour, where guests will see rare artifacts, hear stories about ancient cultures, and embark on an imaginary journey through the millennia. Unique finds and immersion in the Ice Age will make this meeting truly memorable. What did the Urals look like during the Ice Age? Who were the first people to inhabit this harsh land? What did they do, what did they believe in, and what did they leave behind? Answers to these questions can be found on the guided tour of the exhibition "Ancient History of the Peoples of the Urals" at the Museum of History and Archaeology. Visitors can expect an exciting journey through the millennia - from the early Paleolithic to the Neolithic and Eneolithic eras. This is the time when human history in the Urals was just beginning. One of the most remarkable exhibits is the top of a staff in the shape of a squirrel's head, carved from talc chlorite. It is considered the only known depiction of a squirrel found in the territory of Northern Eurasia. This find, handcrafted with ancient tools, seems to transport us into a world of prehistoric beliefs and symbols. The exhibition is filled with unique artifacts - from flint tools to jewelry and household items, each of which holds a piece of a forgotten era. The guides do not just recount facts but help to feel the spirit of the time: how people lived, hunted, communicated, and arranged their space thousands of years ago. This excursion will be interesting for both adults and schoolchildren, as well as for anyone interested in history, archaeology, or simply looking for an unusual way to spend their weekend. The format of the event will not only broaden horizons but also truly impress with how much the Ural land holds. Come to peek into the past and see with your own eyes the world as it was thousands of years ago - pristine, harsh, and amazing. Find other events in Yekaterinburg on KudaGo.