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Artifacts from Al-Riy Rest Houses displayed at New Capital Museum
The article aims to highlight the holdings of the Rivers Museum in the New Capital, which is dedicated to documenting the history of water management in Egypt. The museum houses rare artifacts such as classic wooden furniture from the early twentieth century and unique English porcelain "Camieu," dating from 1891 to 1908. It also showcases the experiences of engineers and officials during their inspection of water projects. Modern technologies, like QR codes, are used in exhibitions to facilitate exploring the history and technical details, thereby enhancing awareness of heritage and promoting future education about the water sector, which is an essential part of Egyptian civilization and its national legacy.
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