Archaeology

Objects discovered through archaeological excavations and research

Sandstone with brachiopod remains (Plaesiomus)

Sandstone containing fragments of brachiopod shells of the genus Plaesiomus. The rock belongs to Paleozoic marine sedimentary formations that formed

The skull is poorly preserved. According to craniological signs, the skull belongs to a young man. Only molars are preserved

Traces of brachiopods. Fossil imprints of marine invertebrates from the early Paleozoic. The sample preserved traces of shells and the

Fragment of the trunk. The fossilized part of the trunk of the ancient terrestrial plant Lepidodendron. The sample retains features

Fragment of the joint head of a herbivorous dinosaur bone. A fossil fragment of a joint element that belonged to

A relief imprint of a fish in sandstone. A paleontological fossil specimen. In the sandy rock, the contour imprint of

A fish imprint on the surface of a stone. A paleontological fossil specimen. An imprint of the skeleton of an

Bones of a terrestrial turtle and remnants of its shell. Fossilized remains of reptiles dating back to the Neogene period

A fragment of the bone of a herbivorous dinosaur. A fossilized fragment of the bone of a large herbivorous dinosaur,

Plant imprint on stone. Paleobotanical fossil specimen from the Cretaceous period. Collection No. 438/144. The specimen well preserved the imprint