62,701 Artifacts, 5 Different Themes, One Roof! Kütahya Archaeology and Mining Museum Opens - Dünya Newspaper
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Minister of Culture and Tourism Mehmet Nuri Ersoy, who came to Kütahya as part of the AK Party's "Turkey Century Meetings," made statements regarding the city's cultural and tourism investments. Ersoy also inaugurated the Kütahya Archaeology and Mining Museum, which for the first time in Kütahya's 90-year history of museology brings together archaeology, urban and ethnography, ceramics, mining, and children's museology under one roof. The museum…
Minister of Culture and Tourism Mehmet Nuri Ersoy inaugurated the Archaeology and Mining Museum in Kütahya, which houses 62,701 artifacts. Ersoy announced that 612 million Turkish Lira has been invested in culture and tourism in the city over the last 24 years.
The Kütahya Archaeology and Mining Museum, which brings together Kütahya's millennia-old archaeological heritage, traditional tile art, local production culture, and mining history in a single architectural structure, has opened its doors. The new museum complex, which houses a total of 62,701 artifacts, with approximately 3,300 rare pieces exhibited for the first time in thematic halls, connects the city's cultural layers with visitors.
Minister of Culture and Tourism Mehmet Nuri Ersoy inaugurated the Kütahya Archaeology and Mining Museum. The museum will house 62,701 artifacts, with approximately 3,300 on display; it includes sections on archaeology, urban and ethnography, ceramics, mining, and children's art.
Minister of Culture and Tourism Mehmet Nuri Ersoy evaluated cultural and tourism investments in Kütahya, where he came within the scope of the AK Party Turkey-Century Meetings.
Mehmet Nuri Ersoy, Minister of Culture and Tourism, who came to Kütahya within the scope of the AK Party Turkey-Century Meetings, made statements about the city's cultural and tourism investments.
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