On the eve of Greece tour, I consulted some European friends, how I would share the time and see what places to look. In a one-on-one, everyone said that the museum of Athens's museum should not be missed. My friends know my weakness on archeology.
When I reached Athens, I went to the hotel to get some idea about the archaeological museum. I saw that it would take good time to visit the museum. The idea that I have taken is five to six hours.
The next morning Nasata went out at 9 am to the Archeology Museum. Google Map shows distance from my hotel, two kilometers. I walked for two reasons - saving money and walking to see the city. After about 30 minutes walk, I came in front of the museum's tickethouse and entered the museum with free pass pass passes as a European student.
The National Archaeological Museum of Athens 1829 is the founding of the Museum and it is the largest and important museum in Greece. Not only this, it is one of the 10 important museums in the world. From the prehistoric period, the evolution of the Neolithic Stone, 1100 of the Middle Ages has been preserved here. All the patterns are consistently decorated, just enjoying time with pleasure.
The way I enter the museum, its entrance is written in 600-500 BC. Entering into a big room and slowly looking at their collection. In this museum you can take pictures, videos can be made. Each room has a description about all the patterns and periods that are very informative. In addition to all the descriptions, there is clearly defined everything in front of each image.
I saw all the stairs in each room, I think this will be the talking. Every character seemed so alive that the question was awakening, they were really made of someone's imagination! I was thinking of thinking about the 21st century imagination and how much the imagination of 700/800 BC was before or equal. New things have actually been created, or everyone is working only on changing shapes. How basic is civilization, culture, culture and modernization of art? The ideas were very tempting.
In this small scale, all the archeology of the entire museum, the utensils used to use at that time, are hard to write about ornaments. Here are some of the important signs.
Crows and quarts
Karei refers to a virgin girl or a girl and a quarrel as a teenager or a young man. Their construction dates back to 550-600 BC and the sculptures of the Archeic era. The Archaeological period is a time of great importance for Greece sculptures. New Art Culture in Greece has been started since the Archeic era. The great influence of Egyptian civilization and civilization was at that time in Greece. In the city of Miranda, on the south-east of Athens city, some of the straps were found and in 1972.
Mādughara thēkē bēriẏē dēkhalāma bā'irē andhakāra, ābāra hām̐ṭatē hōṭēlēra dikē ēgiẏē yā'ōẏā. Hām̐ṭatē hām̐ṭatē ēka'i kathā māthā ghurachila, kōna samaẏa āsalē āsalē'i ādhunika! Ēkabinśa śatābdīra āgamanēḍa riẏēliṭi kārigara bā brōñja bā pāthara yugma kārigara.
Yē sr̥ṣṭi āmādēra ēkhanō bhābachē, yāra kichu kichu rahasya ēkhanō udghāṭita haẏēchē. Yē sr̥ṣṭi mānaba jātikē sīmāhīna uccatāẏa adhiṣṭhita karē, tākē purōnō bali ki karē!