قضايا تاريخية
Volume 10, Numéro 1, Pages 240-306
2025-07-26

Collections Of The Babylon Center Museumfor Civilizational And Babylonian Studiesheritage

Authors : علي Aliobayes .

Abstract

Since the emergence of the World Wide Web as a technological phenomenon, researchers in various fields have begun to focus on how to benefit from this new phenomenon, the applications and developments of which have become clear to all. Regarding museums as information institutions, some researchers interested in museum studies and museum science have predicted the future of these institutions in the digital environment. They have indicated that the World Wide Web may play a major role in changing the function of museums in the future. These predictions have likely led to actual initiatives and serious steps towards studying the World Wide Web with the aim of promoting cultural and heritage purposes. The museum is considered an important cultural and educational destination in Iraq, enhancing visitors' understanding of the history of the city of Hillah in particular and Iraq in general. Our center opened the University Heritage Museum on Monday 11/12/2012 in one of the center’s halls. The University Heritage Museum represents another window through which the center looks to document the local heritage that is being neglected, and because this heritage represents the city’s memory for hundreds of years. The University of Babylon is striving to preserve this heritage by completing the Civilization Encyclopedia.To preserve it from the linguistic, historical and geographical aspects, The most important scientific and cultural project in the history of the city, with wide and large participation from competent professors in various Iraqi universities, and the center’s publications project that exceededOne hundredThe city of Hillah has published various publications on various topics and interests, in addition to printing university theses and dissertations. These projects are proceeding at an increasing pace of success, with the support of the university president..

Keywords

University of Babylon Museum, the collection of the city of Hilla (Babylon), the most famous Babylonian artifacts.