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Whispers of Extinct Languages exhibition presents a journey to the evolution of writing by voicing the silent cries of stones

Throughout history, humans have immortalized their traditions, ideas, joys and sorrows through writing and shared, with each other and other societies, progress and change in history and politics through a multitude of means ranging from burial inscriptions and votive offerings, to peace accords and myths. Whispers of Extinct Languages thus invites you to embark upon the mythical and mysterious journey of writing and language, the litmus paper of the stages humanity went through from the past to the present…

Anatolian Languages

The Arrival and Development of Writing in Anatolia

Hittite

Luwian

Hurrian and Urartian

Phoenician

Semitic Languages

Phrygian

Lydian

Lycian

Carian

Sidetic

Persian

Hellenistic Greek

Byzantine or Medieval Hellenic

Discover Rezan Has Museum Collection

Discover the epic and mysterious journey of language and writing as the litmus paper of the stages humankind has undergone from the past into the present, the exhibition entitled, “Whispers of Extinct Languages” by Rezan Has Museum Collection.

Copper Bucket Offering, 6th century A.D.

Hellence

Votive Offering for Georgios and Polykhronios, Early Byzantine (4th-6th century A.D.)

Hellence

Lighting Device of Nikephoros, 10th-11th century A.D.

Hellence

Polycandelon Votive Offering for Theoktistos, Early Byzantine (4th-6th century A.D.)

Hellence

Seal of Solomon, Early Byzantine (4th-6th century A.D.)

Hellence

Votive Offering for Mother Goddess Leto, 2nd-3rd century A.D.

Hellence

Funerary Stele of Rhodan, 2nd-3rd century A.D.

Hellence

Bronze Object, Argishti I, 785-763 B.C.

Urartu Çivi Yazısı

Inscription Tablet of Statistical Chart, Ancient Babylonian Era

Babilce

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July 13, 2020

I. Asia Minor History and Epigraphy Symposium

This book has been prepared for the “I. Asia Minor History and Epigraphy Symposium” heldat Rezan Has Museum on 14-15 October,

May 18, 2020

Son Sesler

“Ansızın hatırlayacağım, son sözlerini tekrarlayacağım… Unutulmasın diye, son sesleri… Çok ölüm gördüm. Uzun bir ömrüm oldu takatim kalmadı. Yüreğim fazla dayanmaz,

May 13, 2020

Kayıp Dillerin Fısıldadıkları Paneli

İlki 2010 yılında, ikincisi 2014 yılında gerçekleşen Kayıp Dillerin Fısıldadıkları Sergisi kapsamında düzenlenen panelde Prof. Dr. Recai Tekoğlu, Doç. Dr. Hamdi

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