Book N. P. “Ozup and Abyl Economic Instruments of the Shortsy of the Kuznetsk Taiga (from the Field of Primitive Culture of the Turkish Tribes)” is a fascinating and profound study that immerses the reader in the world of primitive culture and life of the Shortsy living in the mysterious Kuznetsk Taiga. In this work, the author not only describes unique household tools, such as ozup and abyl, but also reveals their significance in the context of the life and traditions of this people. The book will be of interest not only to specialists in the field of ethnography and archeology, but also to a wide audience, including students, researchers, as well as lovers of history and culture. If you are interested in how the ancient peoples adapted to the conditions of their environment, how they used natural resources and what tools they created, then this work will be a real find for you. Direnkov masterfully combines a scientific approach with accessible language, which allows the reader to easily perceive complex concepts and facts. The topics raised in the book cover not only the technical aspects of the creation and use of tools, but also broader issues of human interaction with nature, cultural identity and the preservation of traditions. The author analyzes how the tools reflect the lifestyle of the Shortsev, their worldview and social structures. This research becomes an important contribution to understanding how culture and technology are interconnected and how they evolve in response to environmental change. Dyrenkov's style is distinguished by depth of analysis and attention to detail. It uses a rich language that allows the reader not only to understand the subject of the study, but also to feel the atmosphere of time and place. In his works there is always a desire for accuracy and scientific validity, which makes his works authoritative sources for the study of ethnography and history. Among other well-known works of the author there are studies devoted to traditional crafts and culture of the peoples of Siberia, which also deserve attention. The book "Ozup and Abyl" not only enriches knowledge about shorts and their tools, but also raises important questions about the preservation of cultural heritage. In the context of globalization and the rapid change of traditional ways of life, such research becomes especially relevant. Dearenkov urges readers to think about the importance of preserving and transmitting knowledge about the culture and life of ancestors, so as not to lose the uniqueness of the peoples inhabiting our planet. If you are looking for books on ethnography, the history of the peoples of Siberia or just want to learn more about the life and culture of the Shorts, Ozup and Abyl will become for you not only a fascinating reading, but also a valuable source of information. This work certainly deserves a place on the shelf of everyone who is interested in the cultural heritage and history of mankind. Discover a world full of secrets and discoveries, and let Dyrenkov lead you through the pages of history, where each tool is not just an object, but part of the great history of the people.