Sanliurfa Museum

Sanliurfa Museum is an archeological exhibition hall in Sanliurfa, Turkey. It is situated at 11 Nisan Fuar Caddesi, Sanliurfa over the Sanliurfa Piazza Mall. In this Museum, discoveries from the encompassing zone, i.e., from Gobekli Tepe or Harran, and from the Southeastern Anatolia Project are shown.
The new exhibition hall initiated in 2015 has 3 stories and spreads 2,500 square meters of indoor space. The old historical center situated at Camlik Caddesi was opened in 1969 with a presentation zone of 1500 sq. m. Later on extensions were included. Prior to that, archeological finds were shown in the rooms of the Sehit-Nusret-primary school, along these lines in Ataturk-grade school.
The Southeastern Anatolia Project is a multi-part coordinated provincial advancement venture dependent on the idea of economical improvement for the 9 million individuals living in the Southeastern Anatolia area of Turkey. Hole's essential point is to take out provincial improvement iations by raising salaries and expectations for everyday comforts and to add to the national advancement focuses of social dependability and monetary development by upgrading the beneficial and business producing limit of the rustic division.