Archaeological Museum of Florina

The Archaeological Museum of Florina is a museum in Florina in West Macedonia, Greece. The museum is housed in a storey constructing that became constructed in 1969 and renovated internally in 1999. It has prehistoric, Hellenistic, Roman, and Byzantine reveals from the Florina vicinity. The show at the ground floor became prepared in 1998 and inaugurated in May 1999 and contains three simple units. The first of those, to the left of the entrance, provides site visitors with facts about the geomorphology and records of the Florina location from the duration of the earliest archaeological unearths about 5800 BC to the give up of the Roman period.

The principle subject of this unit is the activities of people within the prehistoric length, offered thru reveals from. The excavation of the prehistoric settlement at Armenchori. In the two adjacent rooms are displayed consultant examples of sculpture, mainly Roman and include alleviation grave and votive stelae with various topics horsemen, pics, a funeral dinner party, and deified mortals. Other sculptures and inscriptions all in Greek offer evidence for the names of folks, cities, religious ideals, social conditions and political instances. There is a fourth room that homes a conserved mosaic from the stays of a Roman constructing at Kato Kleines.