Exhibition: Palestine Maps in 2000 Years. خرائط فلسطين في 2000 عام

The Land of Hope and Pain
Documenting Palestine: Land and People

This exhibition marks the 25th anniversary of the Palestine Land Society (PLS). Founded in London in 2000, PLS has spent a quarter-century at the forefront of historical preservation, dedicated to the meticulous documentation of Palestine’s land and its people.

A Quarter-Century of Scholarly Excellence

The Palestine Land Society is world-renowned for its academic rigor and cartographic precision. Their body of work serves as a definitive record of Palestinian history, including:

• The Atlas of Palestine (1917–1966): A 700-page volume published in Arabic, English, Spanish, and Russian.

• The Atlas of Palestine (1871–1877): A critical historical record documenting the landscape prior to the establishment of the first colonies.

• Over one million copies of Palestinian wall maps (70x100cm) have been printed and distributed globally in various formats.

• With over 500 articles, numerous books, and frequent participation in international conferences, PLS is a primary resource for researchers worldwide.

• PLS is accredited to the UN-Palestine Committee and maintains active working relationships with leading global institutions and universities.
  
   

  The Exhibition Experience

  We invite you to engage with the history of Palestine through an immersive, multi-sensory journey:

• Walk Across the Land: Experience the geography firsthand on a massive 4m x 8m floor map of Palestine.

• 2,000 Years of History: View a curated collection of wall posters depicting the evolution of the region over two millennia.

• Visual Chronicles: A continuous show featuring 100 rare slides and historical images.

• Voices of the Nakba: Witness the Al Nakba Animation and listen to the lived experiences of three Nakba survivors, preserving the oral history of those who lived through the displacement.
  
  
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