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SUMMARY:Ancient Near Eastern Architecture and Urban Design Through Models
DESCRIPTION:From homes and temples to palaces\, tombs\, and cities\, people have been building places to live\, gather\, and worship since long before the rise of civilization. The Ancient Near East is home to some of the earliest known examples of urban life and is often regarded as the birthplace of the world's first cities.\n\nThrough more than thirty scale models and full-scale reconstructions\, this exhibition explores the architecture and city-building traditions of the Ancient Near East. Featured sites include Göbekli Tepe\, often described as the world's oldest known temple\; Uruk\, one of the earliest cities in history\; and Babylon\, the city associated with the Tower of Babel.\n\nThe models provide a unique opportunity to see entire cities and archaeological sites from above\, while the full-scale reconstructions offer an immersive glimpse into ancient homes and tombs. During the summer holidays\, a range...
LOCATION:Ancient Orient Museum 7F Sunshine City Bunka Kaikan Bldg.\, 3-1-4 Higashi Ikebukuro\, Toshima-ku\, Tokyo 170-8630
URL:https://www.tokyoartbeat.com/en/events/-/Ancient-Near-Eastern-Architecture-and-Urban-Design-Through-Models/78-E5-A7-A7/2026-07-04
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