Projects
To mark the birthday of the Abkhazian director, the WAC Information Department prepared material about his life and work.
Scientific research by the Director of the Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography (Kunstkamera) of the Russian Academy of Sciences Andrey Golovnev is devoted to the study of ethnicity using the example of the Abaza experience.
The Department of the World Abaza Congress for work with local representatives resumed the “Aimadara” project in the new academic year. The first excursionists of the second stage of the project were students of the Tvanaarkhua Secondary School.
The II International Scientific and Practical Conference dedicated to the memory of the public and political figure, Doctor of Law, Professor Taras Shamba, was held at the Abkhazian State University.
The art of forging metal is one of the most ancient. For the Abkhazians, a forge is not only a workshop where tools and other objects were made. It has long been revered as a sacred place, and blacksmiths enjoyed special respect and influence in society. Today, the forge continues to be the center for preserving the craft and historical heritage. What did the dagger of the Apsil warrior look like, why are there so many references to iron in the Nart Epos, and what attracts modern youth to blacksmithing - watch the latest issue of "Living Craft".
The first day of the "Aimtsakiachara" Abkhazian national game tournament.
More than 200 participants, 17 prize winners, competitive spirit and an exciting atmosphere – the Sukhum swim for the third time brings together athletes and swimming enthusiasts.
Applicant for the Adyg State University Maryana Karmova defended her dissertation on “Abaza language in multilingual conditions: sociolinguistic and linguocultural aspects.”
The WAC Information Department has finalised a new project called “САРА ИСЫХЬӠУП“.