More than Dh60 million worth of rare manuscripts, artefacts coming to Sharjah show ...United Arab Emirates

Sharjah: Around Dh60 million worth of rare written works and artefacts will be unveiled to the public at the ‘Tales from the East’ exhibition to be held at Sharjah Book Authority (SBA) headquarters from Wednesday to May 3. The collection includes early written material including books and manuscripts and a collection of rare artefacts. Open to the public from 8pm to midnight starting Wednesday, the exhibition will also feature a series of cultural sessions and panel discussions where history and archaeology experts will discuss the role of manuscripts in unveiling the scientific and cultural achievements and address the importance of its preservation for future generations. Journey back in

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