Аналитическая карточка нити: Музей под открытым небом — стоянка первобытного человека в н. п. Юровичи

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The site is an open-air museum located in the village of Yurovichi in Kalinkovichsky district, Homiel region, Belarus. It was opened on September 15, 2021, showcasing a reconstructed Stone Age settlement of Kromanecians, with archaeological evidence suggesting human presence on the site dating back approximately 26,000 years. The museum consists of an informational and an expositional zone. In the informational zone, visitors can learn about the archaeological excavation process and the natural and climatic conditions of the late paleolithic era in Belarus and the areas affected by the Waldai glacier. In the expositional zone, visitors can explore the history of the Yurovichi settlement, which was situated on the slope of an oval-shaped ravine, and view a collection of flint tools including nuclei,