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Tour with Pavel Sapozhnikov

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A guided journey through the eras of ancient Armenia: the Paleolithic, Neolithic, Bronze Age, Urartu, Antiquity, and the Middle Ages. Artifacts on display include stone tools ranging from several thousand to 1.5 million years old, the world's oldest leather shoe from Areni Cave, Bronze Age weaponry, and treasures of Urartian kings. The tour is led by Pavel Sapozhnikov—reenactor, researcher of historical architecture, member of the Living History Center of Armenia, and science popularizer. Meeting point: entrance to the History Museum of Armenia (4 Republic Square). Duration: approx. 2.5 hours. Gathering begins at 10:45. Museum admission is included in the price. Payment is in cash at the entrance. Registration: via the link in the organizer's Instagram profile.

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A coworking space and coffee shop in Yerevan that regularly hosts cultural and community events — film screenings, lectures and literary talks, workshops, quizzes, courses, and family-friendly activities.

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Tour with Pavel Sapozhnikov

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A guided journey through the eras of ancient Armenia: the Paleolithic, Neolithic, Bronze Age, Urartu, Antiquity, and the Middle Ages. Artifacts on display include stone tools ranging from several thousand to 1.5 million years old, the world's oldest leather shoe from Areni Cave, Bronze Age weaponry, and treasures of Urartian kings. The tour is led by Pavel Sapozhnikov—reenactor, researcher of historical architecture, member of the Living History Center of Armenia, and science popularizer. Meeting point: entrance to the History Museum of Armenia (4 Republic Square). Duration: approx. 2.5 hours. Gathering begins at 10:45. Museum admission is included in the price. Payment is in cash at the entrance. Registration: via the link in the organizer's Instagram profile.

Organizer

A coworking space and coffee shop in Yerevan that regularly hosts cultural and community events — film screenings, lectures and literary talks, workshops, quizzes, courses, and family-friendly activities.

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