Open:
Winter:
From the 1st of November until the 31 of March 2010:
8:30-15:00
Tickets:
Full: €2, Reduced: €1
The permanent exhibition of the Thebes Archaeological Museum comprises characteristic finds from Greek and foreign excavations conducted in Boiotia, which span the long chronological period from the Paleolithic to the Post-byzantine periods. Some of its collections are especially interesting because they are unique; for example the Near Eastern Bronze Age cylinder seals from the Theban palace in the Kadmeion, the Mycenaean larnakes from Tanagra, the Archa?c kouroi from Ptoon and the characteristic black stone Classical funerary stelai.
Exhibition Units
- Stelai, reliefs and inscriptions of the Hellenistic and Roman periods (Lobby)
- Early sculptures (Room A)
- Pottery, wall-paintings and small objects (Room B)
- Sculptures of the Classical, Hellenistic and Roman periods (Room C)
- Mycenaean finds from Tanagra (Room D)
- Inscriptions and late sculptures (Courtyard)
