Status Symbols Among Paionian Communities

The exhibition “Status Symbols among the Paionian Communities”, which was open to the public from December 2019 to March 2020, presents a perspective on the display of five rich female burials from the necropolises of Lisičin Dol (graves 334,357,359) and Milci (graves 111, 125), where in their original state, well preserved, we encounter new types of religious sets from the group of the so-called “Macedonian-Paionian bronzes”.

The Golden Man’s Journey Through Museums Around the World

From July 11 to August 11, the exclusive exhibition from the National Museum of the Republic of Kazakhstan, from Nur-Sultan, entitled “The Journey of the Golden Man in Museums Around the World”, was opened at the Archaeological Museum of the RSM in Skopje. The focus of the exhibition is Kazakhstan’s most famous and significant archaeological discovery – the Golden Man, also known as the Kazakh Tutankhamun, dated to the 5th century BC. Scientists identify him as an 18-year-old warrior of the Saka people.

100 Years of Trebeniste

From March to August 2019, at the Archaeological Museum in Skopje, we proudly presented the story of the discovery, which happened quite by chance in 1918, near the village of Trebenishte, near Lake Ohrid.This story is quite unique and inspiring, not only for the exclusivity of the findings or the circumstances of the discovery, but also for its international character, as archaeologists from three countries have individually excavated pieces of a mysterious, historical and cultural puzzle over the past 100 years.