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Sensational Archaeological Discovery in the North-Eastern Caucasus |
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четверг, 07 августа 2008 |
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The mankind went through the epoch of stone, the Brazen and the Bronze and the Iron Ages during the whole period of its history. The Stone Age is the most ancient and the longest one among them that is characterized by the usage of the Stone as a main solid material for making the instruments of labour.Other solid materials such as volcanic glass, bone, tree, etc were used at the same time. Professor of the Archeology Chair of the Moscow State University L.B.Leonova underlines that it is customary for the archeological science to divide the Stone Age into some basic stages: an ancient Stone Age – the polaeolith (3 mln. years B.C.-10 ths years B.C.); the Middle Ages – the mesolith (10-9ths-7ths years B.C.);the New Age – the neolith (6-5ths-3ths years B.C.) |
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четверг, 07 августа 2008 |
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The Chechen saying goes “Where there are no morals and upbringing there is no happiness”. “Good breeding” and “culture” are the main parts of morals and they are connected with the behavior of each individual person in the family, in private life, in the society, in communication with the relatives, friends, near ones. |
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To Withstand in the Cultures Fight |
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четверг, 07 августа 2008 |
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The stabilization processes are accompanied by the revival of the national culture, the language and the Chechen people’s traditions. It is a gratifying circumstance that the President of the Chechen Republic R.Kadyrov was and is the initiator of the most positive tendencies in the republic. That give an extra impulse to good beginnings and raises hopes for the achievement of set objects. The main thing is that many beginnings of vital importance in the republic would not take the form of short- lived campaigns. So, quite recently, Ramzan Kadyrov raised a question on the necessity to pay a special attention to the development of the national culture, language and customs. It was perceived by the society in a more than approving way. |
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Society & Culture 
