The study of the gold threads of Ukraine and Kazakhstan: a Comparative analysis

On January 31, the Asian Archaeological Group, representing the forum of new research and a discussion platform for those working in the field of Asian archaeology at the University of Cambridge, organized a lecture by the head of the International Laboratory for the Preservation and Restoration of cultural heritage UMAI of Pavlodar Pedagogical University named after A. Margulan, fabric restorer Tatyana Krupa «The study of gold threads of Ukraine and Kazakhstan: a comparative analysis». The speaker’s field of research is extensive and covers the Bronze Age, Iron Age and the Middle Ages. Having shown the uniqueness of the production and technology of gold threads found in the territories of Ukraine and Kazakhstan, it was possible to conduct a comparative study of the materials of the Steppe space of Eurasia. At the lecture, the participants were presented with interesting, informative information about the fabrics found during the excavations of Saraishyq. We highly appreciate the lecture by speaker Tatyana Krupa, which included Saraishyq’s materials in the discussion of the international scientific environment and aroused their interest.