When museums and history shake hands

The Museums in the life of any nation play an imperative role in preserving the relics of the ancient history. In every nation where there exists an ancient history there also exists a preponderance of museums scattered through the length and breadth of the very country keeping a record of the bygone ages that have direct influence in the shaping of the contemporary society. If we go to the Oriental countries, for example India, the home of a very ancient civilization, we will be able to find the good presence of museums from the local to the national level preserving the ancient relics and acting as the embodiment of the legacy of a very ancient culture.

Even in the western countries, specially Europe, the land where from the sublime culture of the Ancient Greece and Rome were emancipated through the length and breadth of the planet is comprised of excellent museums preserving the remnants of the ancient culture at best. If we take for example the ancient city of Venice in Italy we will come across churches, buildings and monuments, and museums in ample numbers. There is the Church of Basilica of San Marco. It was built in AD 829 so as to maintain the remains of Saint Mark, the patron saint of the city of once and devoted in 1024. Being a very ancient construction it has been renovated for over centuries for time and again and by now the Basilica is definitely and has been regarded as the most sensational church in the city, and the perfect embodiment of an ancient credence.