Altai schoolchildren create an illustrated archaeological alphabet

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Schoolchildren in Altai Krai, a region in Russia, are creating an illustrated archaeological alphabet to teach them about local history.
The Barnaul Classical School is leading the project with support from a governor's grant. Students work alongside scientists from Altai State University, Altai State Pedagogical University, and the Altai Institute for Educational Development. The public fund Denisova Cave also partners in the initiative.
Under the guidance of archaeologist and educator Olga Filippova, the children explore archaeological finds and write descriptions for a book. The project, titled Keys to History. Archaeology of Altai, aims to introduce students to the cultural heritage of the region.
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