Iraqi National Museum Review

The National Museum of Iraq was founded by British tourist and writer Gertrude Bell (Gertrude Bell) and opened the main entrance of the National Museum of Iraq in 1926. It was originally named the Archaeological Museum of Baghdad (Baghdad Archaeological Museum). After relocating to Arawa in 1966, it was expanded in 1983 and divided into seven sections and 28 exhibition halls. The National Museum of Iraq is listed as one of the 11 largest museums in the world by UNESCO. It contains about 250,000 precious historical relics, covering all the historical periods of Iraq dating back 100,000 years to the Stone Age and the middle of the 19th century. It also houses more than 70,000 rare and good books in various texts, and about 6,000 orphan manuscripts. In terms of popularity and collections, especially in the archaeological excavations of early human civilizations, only the Egyptian National Museum in Cairo can match it.

When I landed in Iraq, I was excited and worried, and I could insert a needle in a new country again, and I was worried that the unstable political situation could be blown up again at any time. After the landing, Iraq is really no different from the average Middle Eastern country, maybe just in the CCTV view of the eyes, it is full of eyes, it is a shame. There is no ruin everywhere, no people, no gunshots. Fortunately, I went to the National Museum of Iraq in my spare time and felt the history of the earliest two river basins. The heavy and boring stories really made people nostalgic in the museum. If you are lucky enough to go, find a local English-speaking partner to accompany you, or you can string together the history of the two river basins and walk into this small, vast museum inside. I don't know the opening time of the museum, but the off-duty time is 14:30, so be sure to go. Foreigner tickets are about 150 yuan.

Which village is this? No, it's a national historic hall.

The fighting has not changed the land, nor can power and democracy be shaken.

Two civilizations, long-standing, medieval century, Yueran, thank you very much

War-ridden Iraq also has national memory and national history.

Hundreds of waste to be enjoyed, pure copper culture, traditional art, worth lingering