This exhibition, created by Kubatbek Tabaldiev, consists of 11 large hard boards. Each board represents a different chronological period of the history of Kyrgyzstan on the basis of archaeological sites and artifacts in the form of pictures, maps and photographs. This exhibition can be used as a visual teaching aid on the history and archaeology of Kyrgyzstan.
This exhibition also provided a special manual or guide for teachers with information about the sites and artifacts on posters. Posters are annotated in the Kyrgyz language, which is the language spoken by most people in the community. As many teachers are Russian speakers, Tabaldiev also provided a Russian version of the manuals to the teachers to help them work with the visual information.
