Irkutsk Archaeology: A Newspaper Compendium of the Soviet Period . Part I . 1919-1941. This is a unique and deep source of knowledge that will reveal to you the wealth of historical and archaeological research conducted in the Irkutsk region during the era of Soviet power. Collected by a team of authors, this work is not just a collection of articles and notes, but a full-fledged archival compendium that reveals the pages of the past region through the prism of newspaper publications that have preserved a living memory of cultural, historical and archaeological discoveries. This book is a real storehouse of information for historians, archaeologists, cultural researchers and anyone who is interested in the history of Siberia and the peculiarities of the development of archaeological research during the Soviet period. The focus is on the period from 1919 to 1941, when the most important archaeological discoveries took place in the Irkutsk region, the first scientific schools were formed and regional historical science developed. The author's team, including leading experts in the field of archeology, historical science and museum, carefully collected and systematized newspaper materials, which makes this book not only a scientific source, but also a living testimony of the era. The reader will plunge into the atmosphere of a time when archaeological expeditions opened new horizons of knowledge, and journalism served as a bridge between scientists and the general public. The book details key archaeological findings, their implications for understanding the ancient history of the region, and the social and cultural contexts in which these discoveries took place. Particular attention is paid to how the Soviet press covered scientific events, what ideas and values were promoted through publications, and how the public perception of archaeological research was formed. Irkutsk Archaeology: A Newspaper Compendium of the Soviet Period . Part I . 1919-1941. It is perfect for students, teachers, researchers, as well as for anyone who appreciates the historical truth and wants to understand how archaeology in Siberia developed in difficult but eventful years. Its pages will be of interest to history lovers, connoisseurs of regional studies and those who are looking for unique materials for their scientific works or personal collections. The special advantage of this book is its style of presentation .. The authors managed to maintain the vitality and saturation of newspaper materials, while systematizing them into a logical and easily readable structure. This allows not only to get acquainted with the facts, but also to feel the spirit of the era, to understand how the perception of archaeological finds has changed and what ideas shaped the scientific and public consciousness of the time. The book vividly traces the links between historical events, scientific discoveries and cultural trends, making it a valuable source for those who want to look at the history of the region through the prism of archaeological research. If you are looking for a book that combines a wealth of factual material, a living description of the historical era, and a deep scholarly approach, "Irkutian Archaeology: A Soviet-era newspaper compendium. Part I . 1919-1941. It will be a real revelation to you. It will not only expand your understanding of the history of Siberia, but also give you the opportunity to touch the pages of the past through the prism of newspaper publications that preserved the spirit of the time and scientific achievements. This book is a must-read for those who appreciate historical truth and want to understand how archaeological science was formed in one of the most mysterious and discovery-rich regions of Russia.