1759. Дроздов Н.И.: Сибирь в археологическом пространстве России и мира

Episode 1759. June 17, 2026. "Siberia in the Archaeological Space of Russia and the World." About the scale of Siberia and the unprecedented speed of its annexation by Russian pioneers, how exiled Poles discovered the first Paleolithic site in the Russian Empire near Irkutsk, the Siberian character, the Siberian origins of Russian archeology, the discovery of the unique "Malta" site of prehistoric man and the Old Stone Age culture, the discovery of the "Buret Venus," the discovery of a 60,000-year-old drilled Neanderthal tooth, and whether prehistoric man lived in Siberia as early as 1 million years ago—watch and listen to the latest discussion in the "Siberian Antiquities" series. Nikolai Ivanovich Drozdov, Doctor of Historical Sciences, Director of the Siberian Institute of the International Innovative University, and Professor in the Department of Russian History at Siberian Federal University (Krasnoyarsk), is a guest at the Russian Radio University. The episode premiered on June 17, 2026.