Mugla Museum

Mugla Museum is a museum in Mugla, Turkey. It is a general cause museum combining herbal history, archaeology and ethnography. The museum building, that's placed on Mugtak Bey avenue, is the previous prison of Mugla town. The building become restored and opened as a museum in 1994. One section of the museum reveals the fossils of animals that lived five-nine million years ago from Kaklicatepe, a hill close to Mugla. Another phase focuses on archaeology; reveals from excavations in Stratonicea excavations are exhibited on this location.

There is likewise a skeleton of a gladiator. In ethnography phase clothes and regular gear from Mugla region are exhibited. There are 5460 gadgets in the museum. Architectural museums are establishments committed to instructing site visitors approximately structure and a iety of associated fields, frequently together with urban design, landscape layout, interior decoration, engineering, and ancient protection. Additionally, museums of artwork or records every now and then commit a part of the museum or a permanent show off to a specific side or technology of structure and layout, though this does technically constitute a right museum of structure.