Ennigaldi-Nanna’s museum - Wikipedia
There is so much amazing about this. It’s an archeological museum in 530 BCE or so. Also, the exhibits are labeled in three languages. Also they apparently had replicas on display for some things, much like modern museums do.
Humanity has not really changed that much, and some of the ways in which we haven’t changed are really good.
Y'all, I am BEGGING you to click through and read that short Wikipedia article. It’s the earliest museum we’ve ever discovered. It was part of the state of Ur.
This is the Ur-Museum!
Some of the artifacts in this museum date as far back as the 20th century BCE, which would have been as long ago to Ennigaldi-Nanna as the fall of the western roman empire is for us