Exhibition “Margiana. The Kingdom of the bronze Age in Turkmenistan” continues its work in New Berlin Museum. Presented artefacts from the museum funds of our country are demonstrated for the first time abroad.
Although it has been only few days since the opening of the exhibition that rose keen interest of Germany citizens and museum connoisseurs from different parts of the world, thousands of people had an opportunity to see its exposition.
Being bright example of efficient Turkmen – German cooperation in humanitarian sphere, berlin exhibition became important event in the opening of new pages of the chronicles of human civilization by Europeans. Authorised Representative of the Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany on Culture and Mass Media Monika Grütters noted at the opening ceremony that Margiana is unique historical monument, which values would leave no one indifferent.
I would like to visit Turkmenistan by myself and see the monuments and treasures – the evidence of many centuries. Margiana introduces not only the ancient history of Turkmen people but also the modern life of Turkmenistan. The exhibition organized in one of the prestigious museums will give string impulse to further intensification of cultural, humanitarian and interstate relations. I do believe that Turkmen exposition will raise keen interest not only in Germany but also in the world. We are proud that the capital of Germany was chosen as the place of its first organization in Europe, Mrs Monika Grütters noted.
Big work has been done for high-level organization of exhibition “Margiana. The Kingdom of the Bronze Age in Turkmenistan”. German representatives including Chief specialist, Coordinator of Margiana Exhibition, Phd Manfred Navrot, the famous researcher and promoter of ancient history and cultural heritage, joined Turkmen scientists, archaeologists and art personnel in preparation of the exhibition. He highly appreciated the exhibition organized by the efforts of two friendly countries.
Five years ago I had a chance to visit sunny Turkmenistan and to see the results of archaeological excavations in Gonur-Depe as well as to see myself that large-scale work on study of the richest historical values of this ancient land. Margiana used to be prosperous kingdom not yielding to other developed civilizations. This is indicated by the findings discovered there. We are glad and proud that the rarities of Gonur-Depe are exhibited in our Museum and the guests from different countries of the world had an opportunity to see these priceless treasures of Margiana.
I was the witness that traditions of ancient architecture receive deserving continuation. I was impressed with unique architecture of white-marble buildings, beautiful fountains, green parks and public gardens. In few years, Turkmen capital has transformed beyond the recognition, Dr Manfred Navrot said, having noted that there is something to learn.
Several years of diligent preparation work were required for organization of exhibition “Margiana. The Kingdom of the Bronze Age in Turkmenistan”.
Working visit of President Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov to the Federal Republic of Germany on August 29, 2016 supported bringing of Turkmen - German cooperation to new level. Cooperation of our country with Germany both in bilateral format and under the dialog European Union – Turkmenistan is paid with great importance.
Cooperation in humanitarian sphere, improvement of the contacts in cultural field serves as priority directions of bilateral relations. In this context, the focus is made on the organization of joint events on the introduction of history and national heritage of two friendly countries to the peoples of Turkmenistan and Germany.
Today, our country attracts the attention of numerous foreign tourists who want to familiarize with centuries-old history and original culture of Turkmen people. The connoisseurs of ancient architecture are longing for the meeting with unique open-air museums that are included into the UNESCO World Heritage List like the Old Nisa, the capital of powerful Parthian Kingdom, Ancient Merv and Kunyaurgench.
Exhibition “Margiana. The Kingdom of the Bronze Age in Turkmenistan” gives opportunity to make a trip to the history of ancient country. Margiana is a landscape on the southeast of Turkmenistan that once upon a time used to be the lullaby of highly developed culture of the Bronze Age. Even though it existed at the same time with the civilizations of Mesopotamia and Egypt, it remained rather unknown until recent times. Large exposition reveals the phenomenon of Ancient margiana that occupies unique place in the history of the East.
Around 220 rare artefacts from three museums of our country - the State Museum of the State Cultural Centre, Local History Museum of Mary Velayat and Museum of Visual Arts, are presented at the exhibition in Berlin.
Although it has been only few days since the opening of the exhibition that rose keen interest of Germany citizens and museum connoisseurs from different parts of the world, thousands of people had an opportunity to see its exposition.
Being bright example of efficient Turkmen – German cooperation in humanitarian sphere, berlin exhibition became important event in the opening of new pages of the chronicles of human civilization by Europeans. Authorised Representative of the Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany on Culture and Mass Media Monika Grütters noted at the opening ceremony that Margiana is unique historical monument, which values would leave no one indifferent.
I would like to visit Turkmenistan by myself and see the monuments and treasures – the evidence of many centuries. Margiana introduces not only the ancient history of Turkmen people but also the modern life of Turkmenistan. The exhibition organized in one of the prestigious museums will give string impulse to further intensification of cultural, humanitarian and interstate relations. I do believe that Turkmen exposition will raise keen interest not only in Germany but also in the world. We are proud that the capital of Germany was chosen as the place of its first organization in Europe, Mrs Monika Grütters noted.
Big work has been done for high-level organization of exhibition “Margiana. The Kingdom of the Bronze Age in Turkmenistan”. German representatives including Chief specialist, Coordinator of Margiana Exhibition, Phd Manfred Navrot, the famous researcher and promoter of ancient history and cultural heritage, joined Turkmen scientists, archaeologists and art personnel in preparation of the exhibition. He highly appreciated the exhibition organized by the efforts of two friendly countries.
Five years ago I had a chance to visit sunny Turkmenistan and to see the results of archaeological excavations in Gonur-Depe as well as to see myself that large-scale work on study of the richest historical values of this ancient land. Margiana used to be prosperous kingdom not yielding to other developed civilizations. This is indicated by the findings discovered there. We are glad and proud that the rarities of Gonur-Depe are exhibited in our Museum and the guests from different countries of the world had an opportunity to see these priceless treasures of Margiana.
I was the witness that traditions of ancient architecture receive deserving continuation. I was impressed with unique architecture of white-marble buildings, beautiful fountains, green parks and public gardens. In few years, Turkmen capital has transformed beyond the recognition, Dr Manfred Navrot said, having noted that there is something to learn.
Several years of diligent preparation work were required for organization of exhibition “Margiana. The Kingdom of the Bronze Age in Turkmenistan”.
Working visit of President Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov to the Federal Republic of Germany on August 29, 2016 supported bringing of Turkmen - German cooperation to new level. Cooperation of our country with Germany both in bilateral format and under the dialog European Union – Turkmenistan is paid with great importance.
Cooperation in humanitarian sphere, improvement of the contacts in cultural field serves as priority directions of bilateral relations. In this context, the focus is made on the organization of joint events on the introduction of history and national heritage of two friendly countries to the peoples of Turkmenistan and Germany.
Today, our country attracts the attention of numerous foreign tourists who want to familiarize with centuries-old history and original culture of Turkmen people. The connoisseurs of ancient architecture are longing for the meeting with unique open-air museums that are included into the UNESCO World Heritage List like the Old Nisa, the capital of powerful Parthian Kingdom, Ancient Merv and Kunyaurgench.
Exhibition “Margiana. The Kingdom of the Bronze Age in Turkmenistan” gives opportunity to make a trip to the history of ancient country. Margiana is a landscape on the southeast of Turkmenistan that once upon a time used to be the lullaby of highly developed culture of the Bronze Age. Even though it existed at the same time with the civilizations of Mesopotamia and Egypt, it remained rather unknown until recent times. Large exposition reveals the phenomenon of Ancient margiana that occupies unique place in the history of the East.
Around 220 rare artefacts from three museums of our country - the State Museum of the State Cultural Centre, Local History Museum of Mary Velayat and Museum of Visual Arts, are presented at the exhibition in Berlin.
