The bill of sale by Hnat Mykytych to Ivashka Sapezhych of a Bratslav district estate with villages and lands. 1499. Grand Duchy of Lithuania. Handwritten document.
Women's necklace in orange, black, yellow, light green, red, and blue beads. The beads are woven in two strips and connect at the bottom into a pendant.
The treasure is made up of a kolt (temple pendant), gold necklace with 23 embossed beads, a bronze neck ornament, silver 3-bead earrings and two bracelets. It was discovered in Kyiv in 1986.
It is a silver cup with a handle in the shape of a horse from a rich burial of a Sarmatian leader of the 1st century. This burial was found in 1984 in the mound village of Porogi, Vinnytsia region under the leadership of B.I. Lobai.
One of the Seven Wonders of Sumy, the manor house "Round Yard" is a horse yard of the Nadarzhinsky-Golitsyn estate in the town of Trostyanets. In fact, it is not a round, but an oval construction with four towers, which combines elements of Gothic and Ukrainian baroque.
An event showcasing creation of inclusive museum products — tactile copies of paintings and graphic works by famous artists, and elements of navigation through the museum space. October 27-28, 2021
Flint products (spearheads, microliths) dated from 22,000–20,000 years ago (Upper Paleolithic period). Discovered in the village of Pushkari in the Chernihiv region of Ukraine.
