Cognitive Visit to the Historical-Cultural Museum of the Spandarian Community of Artik Region

On May 27, Gyumri Craftsmen State School N4 l made a cognitive visit to the  ‘’Kulian Museum of Historical-Cultural History’’ in the Spandaryan Community of Artik Region. It aimed at strengthening the first-year students to study the Armenian language knowledge of the historical events in the Armenian Highland in the 9th century.
 The students got acquainted with the ancient bronze, late Bronze Age, Urartian kingdom, ceramics, jewelry, weapons, coins, cupboards, old books, Bible, Testament, dating back to the ancient times, in the village, At Kuliani Historical-Local Museum.
After getting acquainted with the exhibits of the museum, the students also visited the site called Stonestone, where the most valuable find was found by King Argishti 1st. The 8th Century Cuneiform Record.
Historian, director of the museum Armen Sargsyan stated that the protocol is considered a community passport and a major business card. It is a seven-row military cuneiform sign, first discovered and decoded in 1884.
He read the record, the content of which is as follows: ‘’Khaldin conquered the country of Julian, spread it to Argishti,  Argishti conquered the city of Turan, in the country of Julian’’.
Students also visited the Urartian cave, where there is still a tram that stretches in an undisclosed unknown direction.
The visit was instructive and impressive, with students interested in the 8th century cuneiform inscription and preserved antique designs.
They highlighted similar visits as visible and longer-lasting knowledge.