Erebuni Museum



Development of Cultural Industries in the Cultural Institutions of Armenia and Georgia through the Introduction to the UK Experience in Product Development, Business Management and Marketing

	British Council GACC Homepage About the Project Home Contacts ARMENIA Erebuni Museum History Museum of Armenia National Gallery of Armenia Wood Carving Museum GEORGIA Batumi Archaeological Museum Georgin Museum of Dolls Kutaisi State Hisotry Museum Z.Paliashvili House-Museum	Tablet-magnet Small form of plastic art. Are used the relief representations of mythical creatures widespread in the Bronze Age culture.more...		Tablet-magnet Small form of plastic art. Are used the relief representations of mythical creatures widespread in the Bronze Age culture.more...	Visit Museum home
		Amulet-medallion The offered amulets are modern interpretation of known forms of ancient examples; The medallion was wide-spread form in a culture of Urartu.more...		Amulet-medallion The offered amulets are modern interpretation of known forms of ancient examples; The medallion was wide-spread form in a culture of Urartu. more...
		Amulet-medallion The offered amulets are modern interpretation of known forms of ancient examples; The medallion was wide-spread form in a culture of Urartu. more...		Taplet-magnet - impression of a stamp Amulet is a well-known and widely spread adornment, belived to protect the wearer from evil influances more...
		Lamp We present scutiform lamps, which did not have exact analogs in the Bronze Age culture. But the relief representations of gryphon more...		Jugs Presented project suggests variation of forms, dimensions and ornaments of the ancient models. Replicas could be carried out terracota technique with usage of slip. more...






		Taplet-magnet - impression of a stamp Amulet is a well-known and widely spread adornment, belived to protect the wearer from evil influances more...		Jugs Presented project suggests variation of forms, dimensions and ornaments of the ancient models. Replicas could be carried out terracota technique with usage of slip. more...
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	Exhibition was created as part of the the Georgian Arts and Culture Center project “Development of Cultural Industries in the Cultural Institutions of Armenia and Georgia through the introduction to the UK experience in product development, business management and marketing” supported by the British Council's "Creative Collaboration" project