A traveling exhibition, "Berel Kurgans: A Legacy of Independence and Statehood," was held in Taraz. It was organized by the "Monuments of Ancient Taraz" State Historical and Cultural Museum-Reserve and the "Berel" State Historical and Cultural Museum-Reserve.
The exhibition featured 350 archaeological artifacts discovered in the Berel necropolis. Among them are gold items over 2,500 years old, a bone horse harness depicting a deer-griffin from Kurgan No. 36, anthropological reconstructions based on human remains from Kurgan No. 16, a bronze mirror with a zoomorphic handle from Kurgan No. 2, women's jewelry, and a replica of a Berel horse harness.
The exhibits introduce visitors to the culture and life of the ancient Saka people and reflect the historical heritage of Eastern Kazakhstan. The event was attended by cultural representatives, students and faculty from higher education institutions, and veterans of labor.
The traveling exhibition promotes collaboration between museums and promotes Kazakhstan's historical and cultural heritage.