The State Museum of the History of Religions

The Nations of Siberia and The Far East, The Man and The Nature in The Archaic Religion
We can see different figures made of wood there, on the left of them there is some clothes, and on the right there is a text that I'm not going to write here, because it will not be interesting if you decide to go there.
Let's go to the next hall.
The wooden figures

Shamanism among the American Indians. Traditional beliefs of the peoples of Indonesia
First of all, we see a huge sheet about traditional beliefs and rituals. Then we see different things, apparently for rituals, and clothing again (what is that? – A Museum of clothing?)
In the second window stand, we see the statuettes that purpose is not clear.
In the third window stand, we also see a lot of interesting things, but if I list all of them it will take a lot of time, if you are interested, you can go and see yourself.
Then we have a dead end, so we go back.

The Hall of the Religion of Mesopotamia, the Ancient Egypt, Greece and Rome
At the entrance, we immediately see a statue without a head. I would tell you something about it, but as I am tried to find the information on the Internet, I wouldn’t.
Only something on Tatarish,
I am so sorry.

In the window stand there are some figures which, judging by the name of the hall, are either from Greece, Rome or Egypt)))

Okay, you can list the halls and what they have endlessly, let's move on to MY hall.
If you are interested to see more, you can go there yourselves, either after quarantine, or virtually.

The Nations of Siberia and the Far East.
Rites of the life cycle. Shamanism.
Here we immediately catch the eye of a wigwam with dummy people in it and a huge sheet about Siberian shamanism.
Next to the wigwam, we see a showcase with clothes like in the previous hall, the only difference is that the clothes is more colourful and that it is apparently used for shamanism.

In another window stand we can see some clothes, bows and a few other things.
We will not stop at them.
By the way, I like this room just because of the wigwam)