ایکاش هر باکس و قفسه را از طریق عکس، توامان با توضیحات... استفاده میفرمودید. روش عجولانه باعث سردرد در بیننده میشود و به حظی منجر نمیشود... باوجود تمامی زحمات شما
ممنون از نقدتون🙏🏻 سعي ميكنم حتما لحاظ كنم. در اين ويديو سعي شد اثار شاخص تر موزه معرفي بشه. حوصله غالب افراد حتي خودم بعنوان بيننده به بررسي تمام اشيا و قفسه ها نميرسه.😅
Thank you for making and posting this. Very nice. I wish you had made several of these, one for each section. As you quickly pass by those priceless items, most museums in the West would be honored to have them as center-piece of an entire exhibition hall. For example, the carving that shows the curly-hair black African man from Congo @17:30 (in Persepolis, he is bringing an elephant tusk and a live okapi to the king, and the okapi is found only in Congo. This is the "oldest known representation of a black African" anywhere in the world!! ) So sad, that there is so much art, archeology and history in Iran that everything is neglected unless it is "showy".... Oh well. One day, there will be modern museums, similar to the Metropolitan Museum in New York, or the British Museum in London, to give an entire section to each civilization--pre-history, Elamite, Median, .... etc etc.
If you mean the bust of Darius the Great from Egypt, it is in the video. Yes, in the museums of Iran, there are valuable ancient treasures with extreme beauty and elegance, which are unfortunately unknown in the world. I hope a day will come when people from all over the world will wait in line to visit Iranian museums like the Louvre museum.
@@Persian_traveller Thank you. I changed the writing. I had written that at the start, since I remembered the statue being on the outside. But you show it to be on the inside now. Please read the rest.
@@Persian_traveller I forgot: the new Louvre is wonderful; the old Louvre was as bad as this museum in Iran: everything thrown together in meaningless glass cabinets. They finally learned from the Americans to divide the museums into sections, and rotate the items for exhibition (not all at once)
Yes, I understand, it is definitely the same. As an Iranian, I would like to make a longer video of any work, but unfortunately, it is not accepted by the audience. On my Instagram page, I try to introduce each work with short videos.
I visited this place in 2006. It seems more comprehensive now, I see the Jiroft artifacts and generally it looks in better shape. Hopefully one day, we get our stolen artifacts back from Louvre and British Museum and many others, and put them on display here.
اينجا اولين موزه اي است كه باقي مانده. موزه استانه مقدسه درسته كه سال ١٦ افتتاح شده ولي موزه فعلي باقي مانده از سال ٦١ هستش. اونطور بخوايم حساب كنيم قديمي ترين و اولين موزه ايران، اتاق موزه كاخ گلستان (تالار سلام) هست كه ناصرالدين شاه بعد از سفر به اروپا به تقليد از كشورهاي اروپايي دست به احداث همچين مكاني زد و به حق، اولين موزه ايران لقب اين تالار است. بعد از اون، اولين موزه رسمي ايران، موزه معارف يا موزه ملي بود كه حدود ١٢٩٥ هجري شمسي در دارالفنون، افتتاح شد و بعدها تعطيل گشت.
5,000 toman ? So basically free entrance then. I rather they charged more, and used the extra income to restore more the historical buildings across the city, maybe earthquake prone the museum, or even raise the salary of the museum staff. I bet the bigger price would attract more people, as it would be perceived to be more valuable
خدا بیامرزه شاه عزیزمون و که انقد به فکر ساختن و آباد کردن ایران بود
روحت.شاد.رضا شاه
🎉 نایس
اون خانوم ۷ هزار ساله , بچه محل ماس
منم تو بیمارستان فرح بدنیا اومدم 😁
اون گاوه بیش از ۴۵۰۰ سال قدمت داره
ممنون از انتشار این ویدیو ❤
سلامت باشيد ارادت
ایکاش هر باکس و قفسه را از طریق عکس، توامان با توضیحات... استفاده میفرمودید. روش عجولانه باعث سردرد در بیننده میشود و به حظی منجر نمیشود... باوجود تمامی زحمات شما
ممنون از نقدتون🙏🏻
سعي ميكنم حتما لحاظ كنم.
در اين ويديو سعي شد اثار شاخص تر موزه معرفي بشه.
حوصله غالب افراد حتي خودم بعنوان بيننده به بررسي تمام اشيا و قفسه ها نميرسه.😅
Thank you for making and posting this. Very nice. I wish you had made several of these, one for each section. As you quickly pass by those priceless items, most museums in the West would be honored to have them as center-piece of an entire exhibition hall.
For example, the carving that shows the curly-hair black African man from Congo @17:30 (in Persepolis, he is bringing an elephant tusk and a live okapi to the king, and the okapi is found only in Congo. This is the "oldest known representation of a black African" anywhere in the world!! ) So sad, that there is so much art, archeology and history in Iran that everything is neglected unless it is "showy".... Oh well.
One day, there will be modern museums, similar to the Metropolitan Museum in New York, or the British Museum in London, to give an entire section to each civilization--pre-history, Elamite, Median, .... etc etc.
If you mean the bust of Darius the Great from Egypt, it is in the video. Yes, in the museums of Iran, there are valuable ancient treasures with extreme beauty and elegance, which are unfortunately unknown in the world. I hope a day will come when people from all over the world will wait in line to visit Iranian museums like the Louvre museum.
@@Persian_traveller Thank you. I changed the writing. I had written that at the start, since I remembered the statue being on the outside. But you show it to be on the inside now. Please read the rest.
@@Persian_traveller I forgot: the new Louvre is wonderful; the old Louvre was as bad as this museum in Iran: everything thrown together in meaningless glass cabinets. They finally learned from the Americans to divide the museums into sections, and rotate the items for exhibition (not all at once)
Yes, I understand, it is definitely the same. As an Iranian, I would like to make a longer video of any work, but unfortunately, it is not accepted by the audience. On my Instagram page, I try to introduce each work with short videos.
@@TWOCOWS1 Yes. The facilities of Iranian museums are also very old. Unfortunately, they were not updated
لطفا از اون يكي ساختمان هم بذارين
به مرور حتما
I visited this place in 2006. It seems more comprehensive now, I see the Jiroft artifacts and generally it looks in better shape.
Hopefully one day, we get our stolen artifacts back from Louvre and British Museum and many others, and put them on display here.
در اين ويديو شكوه ايران قبل از اسلام رو ميبينيم و داستان بعضي آثار رو ميشنويم. ممنون كه همراهيد🙏🏻
تا ائنجا که میدونم اولین موزه ایران موزه‌ی حرم حضرت معصومه در قم هست که در سال 1314 افتتاح شد . موزه ملی در سال 1316
اينجا اولين موزه اي است كه باقي مانده. موزه استانه مقدسه درسته كه سال ١٦ افتتاح شده ولي موزه فعلي باقي مانده از سال ٦١ هستش. اونطور بخوايم حساب كنيم قديمي ترين و اولين موزه ايران، اتاق موزه كاخ گلستان (تالار سلام) هست كه ناصرالدين شاه بعد از سفر به اروپا به تقليد از كشورهاي اروپايي دست به احداث همچين مكاني زد و به حق، اولين موزه ايران لقب اين تالار است. بعد از اون، اولين موزه رسمي ايران، موزه معارف يا موزه ملي بود كه حدود ١٢٩٥ هجري شمسي در دارالفنون، افتتاح شد و بعدها تعطيل گشت.
5,000 toman ? So basically free entrance then.
I rather they charged more, and used the extra income to restore more the historical buildings across the city, maybe earthquake prone the museum, or even raise the salary of the museum staff.
I bet the bigger price would attract more people, as it would be perceived to be more valuable
یک میلیون سال😮😮😮
دقيقا👌🏻