Republic of Tuva

Main article: Subjects of the Russian Federation

The Republic of Tuva is a constituent entity of the Russian Federation, part of the Siberian Federal District, the area is 168.6 thousand km ².

Illustration: bigenc.ru

Federal authorities

Territorial branches of federal authorities:

• Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Republic of Tuva
• Main Directorate of EMERCOM of Russia for the Republic of Tuva
• Siberian Interregional Department of State Road Supervision of the Federal Service for Supervision of Transport
• Yenisei Department of the Federal Service for Environmental, Technological and Nuclear Supervision
• Department for Subsoil Use in the Central Siberian District of the Federal Agency for Subsoil Use
• FIU branch in the Republic of Tuva

Government

Main article: Government of the Republic of Tuva

• Administration of the Head of the Republic of Tuva and Apparatus of the Government of the Republic of Tuva

Settlements

• City Hall of Kyzyl

Digitalization

Ministry of Digital Development of the Republic of Tuva

• IT companies in Kyzyl

Power

• Tyvaenergo JSC
• Tyvaenergosbyt JSC

Mining

Ak-Sugskoye copper-porphyry deposit

Main article: Ak-Sugskoye copper-porphyry deposit

Culture

Ministry of Culture and Tourism of the Republic of Tuva

• GBU "Tuva Republican Children's Library named after K.I. Chukovsky"

Tourism

• Cheder (resort)

Education

Ministry of Education of the Republic of Tuva

• GBU "Institute of Education Quality Assessment of the Republic of Tuva"

UNIVERSITIES of the Republic of Tuva

• Tuva State University

Health care

Ministry of Health of the Republic of Tuva

Clinics

• GBUZ RT "Republican Children's Hospital"
• Kyzyl Central Skin Hospital

Organizations of the Republic of Tuva

• Organizations in Kyzyl
• IT companies in Kyzyl

History

Main article: History of Russia

1992: Visit of the Dalai Lama XIV

Dalai Lama XIV in Tuva, 1992.

IX in BC: Uyuk culture is part of the Scythian world

Uyuk culture is an early Iron Age culture in southern Siberia, which was part of the Scythian world and was located on the eastern edge of its range.

The culture dates from the 9th-3rd centuries BC and was distributed in Tuva and its adjacent territories of Mongolia.

The population of this culture is mainly represented by Caucasians, as well as Caucasians with Mongoloid admixture, representatives of the Mongoloid type are less recorded and mainly in female series. By the sunset of the Uyuk culture, the Mongoloid component was growing.

For the Uyuk culture, burial mounds are typical with characteristic submerged log cuttings with a roll, in a deep square pit.

The inventory of the Dogee Baara-II burial ground of the Uyuk culture is located 8 km north of Kyzyl and consists of the classical Scythian triad: horse equipment, animal-style jewelry and corresponding weapons. Bones of horses were also found in the graves.

A man from the burial ground of Dogee Baara-II Uyuk culture, Tuva. Reconstruction source: Ancestral Whispers website

This middle-aged man is a representative of the Caucasian race of the Nordic type, possibly has a small Mongoloid impurity in the area of ​ ​ zygomatic bones, since they protrude quite strongly.