TIRANA, April 25 /ATA/ – A railing slab at the National History Museum has been restored by the Institute of Cultural Monuments (ICM) and the National Museum of History (NMH) experts .
The slab was found near Basilica B, in the ancient Medieval town of Bylis. The railing slab is part of the National History Museum collection that dates back to 6th century (during the period of transition from the late Antiquity to the early Middle Ages ).
Arts sector experts at ICM and NMH are performing conservation interventions at the damaged facility.
Alban Balla, the Stone and Marble master made a valuable contribution throughout this process.
The object will be soon exhibited in the ancient pavilion at the National History Museum.
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