Jelaskan Pameran 2002 dari Menara Putih Thessaloniki dalam bahasa melayu

For the first few months of 2002 the White Tower housed 'Byzantine Hours', an exhibition devoted to ordinary life in Byzantine times.

Exhibits on the first floor were part of the thematic unit entitled 'Professionals in the market place'. To be more precise, there were tools and other objects belonging to goldsmiths, blade-smiths, cobblers, glass-makers and tilers, coins and a model of the city of Thessaloniki market place. The second floor was devoted to journeys and trade. So exhibits included objects and texts related to journeys by sea and overland, fairs, spectacles and pilgrimages.

The third floor was focused mainly on the presentation of the Byzantine home and what the inside, the decoration, suppers and the neighbourhood were like. One floor above this there was an exhibition of life at home with garments and footwear, cosmetics, perfume and jewellery, personal grooming, and even superstitions. The theme of the top floor was death, covering burial and graves, funerary customs, finds from graves, gravestone inscriptions from cemeteries, even objects and specimens of magic were on display in the show cases on the top floor of the Tower.

The tower is now used as a museum.

Kontroversi not matawang Menara Putih

Pada awal tahun 1990-an, Menara Putih, yang terletak di ibu negeri wilayah Macedonia Greek, menjadi tumpuan satu kontroversi penting antara Greece dan Republik Macedonia yang baharu merdeka, dahulunya sebagaian daripada bekas Yugoslavia. Kontroversi ini adalah sebahagian daripada pertikaian yang lebih besar berkenaan nama Macedonia yang bersejarah.