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*The Ancient Treasures wing of the museum contains the broadsword wielded by [[Darius (general)|Darius]] himself during the [[Ashtan-Shallam Wars]]. | *The Ancient Treasures wing of the museum contains the broadsword wielded by [[Darius (general)|Darius]] himself during the [[Ashtan-Shallam Wars]]. | ||
*The Shallamese Masters Exhibit displays paintings in chronological order, done mostly in oils and chalk. | *The Shallamese Masters Exhibit displays paintings in chronological order, done mostly in oils and chalk. | ||
*A black [[:Category:Lesser Dragons| | *A black [[:Category:Lesser Dragons|lesser dragon]], preserved through taxidermy, dominates the Natural History Exhibit. | ||
*The exhibit in honour of the Sultan is filled with crown jewels, examples of imperial dress, and even past monarchs' poetry and art. | *The exhibit in honour of the Sultan is filled with crown jewels, examples of imperial dress, and even past monarchs' poetry and art. | ||
*The gallery of religious artefacts contains a large statue of [[Sarapis]], re-creations of the [[golden apple]], and other strange and ancient items. | *The gallery of religious artefacts contains a large statue of [[Sarapis]], re-creations of the [[golden apple]], and other strange and ancient items. | ||
Revision as of 04:44, 6 April 2008
The Imperial Museum, a grand building off Kashshi Way in Shallam, showcases the finest examples of that city's history, culture, and art.
There are currently five exhibits:
- The Ancient Treasures wing of the museum contains the broadsword wielded by Darius himself during the Ashtan-Shallam Wars.
- The Shallamese Masters Exhibit displays paintings in chronological order, done mostly in oils and chalk.
- A black lesser dragon, preserved through taxidermy, dominates the Natural History Exhibit.
- The exhibit in honour of the Sultan is filled with crown jewels, examples of imperial dress, and even past monarchs' poetry and art.
- The gallery of religious artefacts contains a large statue of Sarapis, re-creations of the golden apple, and other strange and ancient items.
Oghma, the curator, resides in a dusty office tucked away at the back of the Museum.