Conference of archaeologists held in Saraishyk
On November 29, 2021, within the framework of the 30th anniversary of independence of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the State Historical and Cultural Museum-Reserve “Saraishyk” held a Republican scientific and practical online conference “Results of archaeological excavations in Atyrau region in 2021”.
The conference was attended by Doctor of historical sciences, professor A. Mukhtar, doctor of historical sciences, professor of the International Kazakh-Turkish university named after H. A. Yasavi M. Kozha, Ph. D., director of the Institute of Archaeology named after A. Margulan A. Ongar, director of the museum-reserve “Saraishyk”, professor of the Department of Archeology and Ethnography of the city of altynord, ancient caravan routes and caravanserais in the western region of Kazakhstan: interdisciplinary research (XIII-XV centuries).”Head of the scientific project”, doctor of technical sciences, professor of Atyrau University named after H. Dosmukhamedov U. T. Akhmetova, doctor of technical sciences, professor of Atyrau University named after H. Dosmukhamedov S.Zh. Sapanov, candidate of technical sciences, professor of Atyrau University named after H. Dosmukhamedov M. S. Kasenov, a teacher of Atyrau university named after dosmukhamedov, A. Turaruly, an archaeologist of the Saraishyk Museum-Reserve, A.Zh. Zhumabayev, a researcher of the Saraishyk Museum-Reserve, and M. K. Abdigaliev, an archaeologist of the Center for the study of historical and cultural heritage of Atyrau region, reported on the results of archaeological excavations. The speakers answered the questions and raised topical issues in the field of Archaeological Science of the country. Among the proposals voiced at the event are the annual meeting in Atyrau region, the hearing of the results of the work, the preparation of joint programs, scientific projects in the region, the invitation to the largest meetings of archaeologists in the country, the distribution of published scientific works, monographs among archaeologists, the preservation of the unique monument of Taskeshu, etc.
