Armenia Has Shut Down The World'S Oldest Leather Shoes, The Lenny Cave.

November 1st, Armenia scholars said 26, due to the large number of tourists and lack of awareness of heritage protection.

Pavel Aviti, President of the National Academy of Sciences of Armenia, hopes that the media can help spread his appeal, so that tourists and archaeologists can protect and protect the cave of Lenny.

He said that visitors had entered the cave of Lenny's cave in archaeological research without permission, and there was a large number of people, and there was no sense of cultural relic protection. Researchers had no choice but to close the cave.

The archaeological study of the cavern of Lenny began in 2007.

5500 years ago, the oldest leather shoes in the world, mummies that were older than ancient Egyptian mummies and made of reed fibers were found there.

Before discovering the world's oldest leather shoes in Armenia, the world's oldest leather shoes were the shoes worn by Austria glaciers, 5300 years ago.