ALANYA ARCHEOLOGY MUSEUM

Archaeological and ethnographic works of art and exhibitions in 1967 and the two protected section was opened to visitors. In the region found in the ancient city of art works and storage time as a museum requirements and open the birth of today's Archaeological Museum was opened. Museum's first In the opening, but in the region could not yet come across the ruins, Anatolia necessary to complete the chronology of Ancient Bronze, Urartu, Frig and Lydia period pieces, brought from the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations in Ankara In the exhibition section is available to archaeologists. In and around Alanya BC 625 year history of the Phoenician language inscriptions in the oldest work in the region About the museum are exhibited. In addition to these Hellenistic, Roman and Belonging to the Byzantine Period bronze, marble, baked clay, glass and mosaic finds the Archaic language and an inscription Karaman, (İ.Ö.7-5.yy) Classical, Hellenistic, Roman, Byzantine, Seljuk, Ottoman and Republic coins for the period also in a separate section in the archeology section is located.
The second part In the ethnography section, Turkish Islamic art and period Primary With the work transferred from the Directorate of Alanya and the surrounding region gathered at the reflecting ethnographic features, yörük rugs and alaçuvallar, saddlebag and clothes, processing samples, weapons, daily-use containers, jewelry, hand objects, such as writing and the writing team to his house for a day room Alanya section is by creating exhibitions. In addition, the museum garden in the Roman, Byzantine stone artifacts and mosaics and Islamic periods are exhibited.