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From Göbeklitepe to London: Türkiye's ancient legacy comes to life
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From Göbeklitepe to London: Türkiye's ancient legacy comes to life

The 'Timewalk Exhibition' by DEM Museums has opened in London, offering an immersive journey through some of the world's most significant ancient civilizations, including Türkiye's Göbeklitepe, Babylon, ancient Egypt, the Maya, and Rapa Nui. The exhibition uses advanced technology and storytelling to create a multisensory experience, allowing visitors to engage with historical sites and cultures in an interactive manner. It highlights Türkiye's rich cultural heritage and showcases the country's growing influence in the global cultural scene. The exhibition was developed over two years by a large team of experts and includes audio guides in 25 languages to ensure accessibility.

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From Göbeklitepe to London: Türkiye's ancient legacy comes to life

The 'Timewalk Exhibition' by DEM Museums has opened in London, offering an immersive journey through some of the world's most significant ancient civilizations, including Türkiye's Göbeklitepe, Babylon, ancient Egypt, the Maya, and Rapa Nui. The exhibition uses advanced technology and storytelling to create a multisensory experience, allowing visitors to engage with historical sites and cultures in an interactive manner. It highlights Türkiye's rich cultural heritage and showcases the country's growing influence in the global cultural scene. The exhibition was developed over two years by a large team of experts and includes audio guides in 25 languages to ensure accessibility.

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