Over 100 Projects, Over 100 Historical Artifacts!
Another important step has been taken toward deeply studying the history of Uzbekistan and presenting it to the public in a modern format. As part of the project "Civilizations of the Pre-Islamic Period", initiated by the Center for Islamic Civilization, the latest scientific discussion meeting was held. Archaeologists, historians, field experts, and project implementers participated in the event.
During the discussion, more than 100 scientific research projects were presented. Each project was thoroughly examined in terms of content, and ideas were shared on how they could be presented in an exhibition format based on historical evidence. The main goal of these scientific projects is to provide the public with clear and accurate information about ancient civilizations, religious beliefs, urban planning, labor culture, and early forms of statehood.
For reference: to enrich the exhibition of the Center for Islamic Civilization in Uzbekistan, 9 thematic directions have been covered, and 5 halls will be filled with artifacts. Currently, all projects are in the first stage of implementation, and the museum exhibition is planned to be completed by September of this year.