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Kars Museum and its collection
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Kars Museum, located in the city of Kars, is the largest museum in the region. It was initially established in 1959 and later expanded to a larger facility in 1981. The museum houses a vast collection of archaeological, ethnographic, and stone artifacts, making it a significant institution among museums in the area.
Diverse Collection of Artifacts at Kars Museum
The Kars Museum exhibits a wide range of artifacts from various civilizations and periods. These include items from the Paleolithic period, the Bronze Age, the Urartu period, and periods of the Greeks, Romans, Parthians, the Byzantine Empire, the Anatolian Seljuk State, and the Ottoman Empire. The diversity of the collection provides a comprehensive overview of the region's rich history and cultural heritage.
Ethnographic Artifacts at Kars Museum
In addition to its archaeological collection, the Kars Museum also houses a significant collection of ethnographic artifacts from the 18th and 19th centuries. These include regional costumes, kitchen utensils, carpets, weapons, and handwritten Qurans. These items offer a glimpse into the daily life and cultural practices of the region during the Ottoman period.
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