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Innovative New Museum Brings Ancient History to Your Living Room

09-11-2024 10:10 AM CET | Arts & Culture

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Innovative New Museum Brings Ancient History to Your Living Room

Innovative New Museum Brings Ancient History to Your Living Room

The Silk Road Virtual Museum is excited to announce its official launch, introducing an ambitious and groundbreaking online platform that brings the history and cultural heritage of the ancient Silk Road to a global audience. With this innovative project, visitors are no longer limited by geography, as they can explore artefacts, exhibitions, and the rich history of the Silk Road from the comfort of their own homes.
On 23 September 2024, the Silk Road Virtual Museum will officially open its virtual doors, inviting visitors to wander through its interactive digital corridors. Far more than just a digital archive, the Silk Road Virtual Museum offers a dynamic experience, where users can engage with over 900 artefacts and access more than 600 e-library resources across 29 different exhibits. These exhibits focus on two key periods of Silk Road history: 600-900 CE and 1000-1500 CE, showcasing the diversity and interconnectedness of civilisations that flourished along these ancient trade routes.
The museum is the vision of retired economic historian Professor Richard Griffiths, who has harnessed cutting-edge virtual technology to create an immersive and accessible experience. Users can navigate an interactive map interface that spans from China to the Middle East and beyond, discovering artefacts, artwork, and stories from the civilisations that lived along the Silk Road.
With future plans for expansion, including an underwater component featuring shipwreck artefacts, the Silk Road Virtual Museum is a constantly evolving platform. By making this cultural heritage freely accessible online, Professor Griffiths aims to inspire curiosity, learning, and a more nuanced understanding of humanity's shared past.
To celebrate the museum's launch, the Silk Road Virtual Museum will host an exclusive online event. Professor Griffiths will introduce the museum's latest addition-an exhibition of newly discovered artefacts from Taijun, dating back to 500-750 CE. He will be joined by a distinguished panel of experts, including Dr. Philippe Paycam, Director of the International Institute for Asian Studies in Leiden, Dr. Jane Kirby from Oxford University, and Professor Sarah Ward from Dalian University.
Participation in the event is free, and all registered attendees will receive a special commemorative magazine. Tickets can be secured now at silkroadvirtualmuseum.com/silk-road-launch. Don't miss this unique opportunity to embark on a digital journey through the rich history of the Silk Road.

Silk Road Virtual Museum
https://silkroadvirtualmuseum.com/

Louisa Stewart, Project Manager
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The Silk Road Virtual Museum is an innovative digital platform that allows visitors to explore the rich history and cultural heritage of the ancient Silk Road trade routes from the comfort of their living room. Featuring over 900 artefacts and 600 e-library resources across 29 different exhibits, this virtual museum covers two key periods: 600-900 CE and 1000-1500 CE. Conceived by retired Economic Historian Professor Richard Griffiths, the museum leverages cutting-edge virtual technology to allow users to explore the interconnectedness of ancient civilizations that spanned from China to the Middle East and beyond.

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