The National Archaeological Museum has fabulous collections of sculptures, ceramics, and pottery of Ancient Greece, not to mention the other treasures there, such as the famous mask of Agamemnon, the Poseidon of Artemision and the Santorini frescoes.
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Unique artifacts This museum houses one of the largest collections of Greek antiquities in the world.
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Earthenware jars in the national museum The museum was given the items for its first collections in 1874.
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The structure of the archaeological museum This museum brings together five themes: prehistory, sculptures, bronze, ceramics, Egypt and the Near East.
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Sculptures in the Museum of Greek Archaeology The statue of the goddess Artemis is one of the symbols of the National Archaeological Museum in Athens.
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Statues from the Classical age These bronze and marble statues are located on the ground-floor of the building.
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The National Archaeological Museum © Sirylok / 123RF
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