Visit to the exhibits of the Museum of Ethnography and Nature of Mountain Shoria without a guided tour

About exhibition

\n\nThe Museum of Ethnography and Nature of Mountain Shoria was established in 1989 to understand and study the historical and cultural heritage of Mountain Shoria, in particular the indigenous small-numbered peoples — the Shors and the Old Believers, and to pass this knowledge on to future generations. The museum's five halls tell the story of the development of the mining industry in Mountain Shoria, describe the features of the local nature, and introduce the material and spiritual culture of the Shors and Siberian Old Believers. The museum also features an archaeological exhibition of Mountain Shoria — a showcase titled 'Reconstruction of the burial of the Kabyrzin Princess' (7th–6th centuries BC). It reflects the Stone Age (Paleolithic, Mesolithic, Neolithic) and the Bronze Age with displays of finds from the largest archaeological discovery in Mountain Shoria.\n\n