The Ethnic and Ecological Museum "Tyulber Town" is created in 2002 by the order of the Head of administration of the Kemerovo area from 12/10/2002 for №1735-r. An ethno-ecological museum reserve basis "Tjulbersky gorodok" is a medieval site of ancient settlement with well remained shaft, a ditch, the rests of the burnt down inhabited constructions, metallurgical workshops and a cult altar. For the first time the monument has been opened in 1910 the land surveyor from Barnaul and local peasant Nikolay Burdinym. Archeological excavations of a site of ancient settlement have been spent in 1997 - 2000 by the archeologist Shirinym J.V. To the southwest from a site of ancient settlement, on a coastal terrace of Tom' reconstructs medieval barrows, elevated and cult funeral constructions of the people of Western Siberia are recreated. In an exhibition hall "Museum of history of Pritomja", with archeological finds in show-windows and a diopama - interiors of Russian log hut and tjulberskajas yurtas is equipped. This defensive complex from towers and a fence-paling, and also the reconstructed under inhabited and economic constructions of a jail modern wooden buildings create a collective image of the Siberian Cossack jail XVII - XVIII centuries, organically entered in surrounding historical landscape