Description
Project launched in July 2008
Sponsored by the Ministry of Tourism, Nature and National Parks Authority and
the Antiquities Authority.
Project management: Disk In, www.diskin.com 
Content production: Disk In

Objective
Beit She'an’s archeological excavations began twenty years ago, revealing dozens of layers of settlements dating back to 5000 BC, as well as the remains of the Roman-Byzantine town Scythopolis. Visitors were fascinated by a multi-sensory experience as they strolled through the streets of Scythopolis with its marble columns, stone streets, bathhouses, temples and mosaics, while watching audiovisual presentations projected onto the remains, columns, walls, and even behind the site.

Challenge
Reviving the archeological park
Educating the visitors about the site’s history
Providing visitors an interactive multi-sensory experience

Solution
The latest technology of lighting, sound and seamless technology  are managed and controlled by C-nario’s Entertainer™, which synchronizes all components of the show through optical fibers,Visual effects include various Roman-style illustrations,
Sound effects include voices, stories, song and music

Benefits
Multi-sensory experience of being transported 2000 years back in time, providing an authentic experience of walking through the streets of Scythopolis. 
Visitors may select their own route around the site and linger as long as they like at any one point, "meeting" local characters, "experiencing" the earthquake that destroyed the city
in 749 CE, and "watching" a performance in the Roman amphitheater