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"Silent Witnesses From Neolithic Period to the Seljuks" Silent Witnesses From Neolithic Period to the Seljuks
March 23, 2009
Rezan Has Museum
 

Rezan Has Museum brings you together with the struggle of the communities against the nature, their daily lives, worlds of faith, social and commercial relations and even the instruments they developed to contend with death during the civilization process of human which began approximately nine-ten thousand years ago; in short you will meet the silent witnesses of the previous civilizations.

In the exhibition, besides displaying the works pertaining to various civilizations that has settled in and around Anatolia between 6500 B.C.- 1500 A.D. chronologically, they are also exhibited thematically within their own historical processes with seals, medical tools, arms, figurines and idols, weight and measures, lighting tools. In the exhibition, a bronze bathtub, bronze surgical instruments with inlaid silver dated back to 1st century B.C.- 1st century A.D., painted tools from 2 thousand B.C., Urartu pins, obsidian arrow tips, harnesses for horses, devotional sculptures, oil-lamps and terra-cotta sculptures may be seen besides the authentic works that have never been exhibited before.

 

 
 
 

"ANATOLIA IN FIGURES" ANATOLIA IN FIGURES
October 1 - November 1 2009
Rezan Has Museum - C Block Exhibition Hall
 

The exhibition includes works that received awards in 1st National Anatolia in Figures Caricature Contest organized by Aktüel Archeology magazine and deserve being exhibited.

The exhibition “Anatolia in Figures” defines Anatolia, the SHARED HERITAGE OF HUMANITY, which is destroyed, ignored or facing the threat of destruction under the buildings of growing towns, waters of dams, diggers of smugglers, through a common caricature language. Each drawn and painted caricature with an idea tells how Anatolia is destroyed whether conscious or unconsciously and once again shows how we remain without Anatolia…