The exhibition, jointly organised by museums from Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, showcases the heritage of the indigenous Delmata tribe, which inhabited the area from present-day Dalmatia to the Duvno Plain in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The exhibition is part of a project of the same name, funded by Croatia's Ministry of Culture and Media and Split-Dalmatia County. The opening ceremony was attended by dignitaries from both countries, including Croatian Ambassador to Bosnia and Herzegovina Ivan Sabolić and the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina's Minister of Culture Sanja Vlaisavljević.
The exhibition will be open until August 23, coinciding with the Sarajevo Film Festival (SFF) when the city is bustling with tourists.
The exhibition traces the historical journey of the Illyrian tribe Delmata from Delminium, their main settlement located in what is now Tomislavgrad (where the exhibition was first displayed in June), to modern-day Solin on the Adriatic coast.
It features numerous archaeological artifacts, multimedia presentations, such as ideal reconstructions and virtual reality experiences, and educational content, offering visitors insights into the life and customs of the Delmata, including their art, religion, and daily life.