4 thousand years ago in the Southern Urals there was a unique "Country of cities" — a complex of Bronze Age settlements. The most famous of them is the fortified settlement of Arkaim, covered with many legends. Despite the artistic form, the cartoon "The Tale of Arkaim" is completely historical. It tells the story of one day of the inhabitants of the Bronze Age in the Ural steppe. Through the fabulous form, the young viewer will learn how and where the ancient Arkaim lived, what crafts they owned and how they dressed, with the help of what technologies they cast metal and made clay pots, and also see an animated reconstruction of the world's oldest chariot found near the settlement of Arkaim.
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