Visitors will see 126 items found during archaeological expeditions studying the Greek-Scythian settlements on the coast of the Tarkhankut Peninsula.
The exposition will include items of women's clothing: beads made of glass, carnelian and stone, bronze bracelets and an almost completely preserved bronze mirror. There will also be presented kitchen utensils that were used in everyday life: red-gloss kanthara − drinking vessels in the shape of a goblet with two vertical handles, a red-gloss plate, a salt shaker, a bowl with traces of repair, a molded censer with numerous holes, miniature amphorae and molded jugs.
In addition, it will be interesting to look at the bone rasp, which was used as a grinding tool in the processing of wood, bone, metal and marble, as well as terracotta figurines, which are a source of study of artistic culture and the development of pottery.
The exhibition will be held at the Literary and Art Museum at the address: Stariy Krym, 17 Svobódy St.
