![]() Teoman Paşa street borders the museum from the north. |
![]() We are walking to the museum down Tarik Akiltopu street. |
![]() A green plant grows near the museum. |
![]() Two flags flying near the museum. |
![]() The entrance to the Antalya Archaeological Museum. |
![]() A statue at the entrance to the Antalya Archaeological Museum. |
![]() The entrance to the Antalya Museum. |
![]() The entrance hall of the Antalya Archaeological Museum. |
![]() One of the models with people miniatures in the Children's section. |
![]() Ancient shells are in the Natural History Hall. |
![]() Pictures are in the Natural History Hall. |
![]() Bones are in the Natural History Hall. |
![]() Fossils from Karain Cave are in the Natural History Hall. |
![]() The Neolithic Age. |
![]() The turnstiles of the museum. |
![]() The Early Bronze Age (3000-2000 BC). |
![]() Letoon is a Lycian city lying between Kas and Fethiye. |
![]() Classic Period Hall. |
![]() Metal artifacts from the Classic Period Hall. |
![]() Xanthos and Patara. |
![]() Utensils from Arykanda. |
![]() Arykanda is a ruin site near the Aykiricay district of Arif village. |
![]() Utensils from Perge. |
![]() Glass vessels from Perge. |
![]() The Classic Period Hall includes works dating from the Mycenaean Age to the Hellenistic Age. |
![]() A Roman goddess statue was found in Perge. |
![]() The statue of Emperor Lucius Verus from the 2nd century AD was found in Perge. |
![]() Statuary Hall. |
![]() The marble statue of Emperor Traian from the 2nd century AD was found in Perge. |
![]() The information plate reads “Emperor Traian, Perge, 2nd century AD”. |
![]() The marble statue of Emperor Hadrian from the 2nd century AD was found in Perge. |
![]() The information plate reads “Emperor Hadrian, Perge, 2nd century AD”. |
![]() The Three Graces marble statue from the 2nd century AD was found in Perge. |
![]() The information plate reads “The Three Graces, Perge, 2nd century AD”. |
![]() The Three Graces marble statue. |
![]() The marble statue of Plancia Magna from the 2nd century AD was found in Perge. |
![]() The information plate reads “Plancia Magna, Perge, 2nd century AD”. |
![]() Statue of a Woman. |
![]() The statue of Tykhe (Fortuna) is on the right. |
![]() Statue of Tykhe (Fortuna) 2nd century AD. |
![]() The statue of Athena (Minerva) goddess of wisdom from the 2nd century AD was found in Perge. |
![]() Statue of Athena (Minerva) 2nd century AD. |
![]() The marble statue of Zeus from the 2nd century AD was found in Perge. |
![]() The information plate reads “Zeus, Perge, 2nd century AD”. |
![]() Statue of Zeus (Jupiter) 2nd century AD. |
![]() The marble statue of Hunted Artemis from the 2nd century AD was found in Perge. |
![]() The information plate reads “Hunted Artemis, Perge, 2nd century AD”. |
![]() Statue of Hunted Artemis (Diana) 2nd century AD. |
![]() The marble statue of Harpocrates from the 2nd century AD was found in Perge. |
![]() The information plate reads “Harpocrates, Perge, 2nd century AD”. |
![]() The marble statue of Shielded Aphrodite from the 2nd century AD was found in Perge. |
![]() Statue of Aphrodite Holding a Shield (Venus) 2nd century AD. |
![]() The marble statue of Aphrodite from the Roman Period was found in Perge. |
![]() The marble statue of Asclepius from the Roman Period was found in Perge. |
![]() The information plate reads “Statue of Asclepius, Perge, Roman Period”. |
![]() The marble statue of Emperor Caracalla from the Roman Period was found in Perge. |
![]() The information plate reads “Emperor Caracalla, Perge, Roman Period, Marble, Inv. 2014/194”. |
![]() Caracalla (188-217 AD). |
![]() Walking between the halls. |
![]() A series of small busts. |
![]() The museum features conditioners. |
![]() The marble statue of Meleagros from the 2nd century AD was found in Perge. |
![]() The information plate reads “Meleagros, Perge, 2nd century AD”. |
![]() The marble statue of Hecate is from the 3rd century AD. |
![]() Perge theatre gallery. |
![]() The marble statue of a Woman (Hera) from the Roman Period was found in Perge. |
![]() The information plate reads “Statue of a Woman (Hera), Perge, Roman Period, Marble, Inv.: 5.23.93”. |
![]() The marble statue of Marsyas from the 2nd century AD was found in Perge. |
![]() The information plate reads “Marsyas, Perge, 2nd century AD, Marble, Inv.: 6.23.93”. |
![]() The marble statue of Emperor Traian from the 2nd century AD was found in Perge. |
![]() The information plate reads “Emperor Traian, Perge, 2nd century AD, Marble, Inv.: 11.23.93”. |
![]() The marble statue of Hermes from the 2nd century AD was found in Perge. |
![]() The information plate reads “Hermes, Perge, 2nd century AD, Marble, Inv.: 4.23.93”. |
![]() Hall of Imperial Statues. |
![]() The marble statue of Alexander the Great from the Roman Period was found in Perge. |
![]() The information plate reads “Alexander the Great, Perge, Roman Period, Marble, Inv.: 2.23.93”. |
![]() The Heracles Sarcophagus from the 2nd century AD was found in Perge (Inv.: 1.11.81 - 1.3.99 - 2.3.99). |
![]() The information plate reads “The Heracles Sarcophagus, Perge, 2nd century AD, Marble, Inv.: 1.11.81 - 1.3.99 - 2.3.99”. |
![]() The Sarcophagus of Domitias Julianus and his wife Domita Philiska from the 2nd century AD was found in Perge. |
![]() The information plate reads “The Sarcophagus of Domitias Julianus and Domita Philiska, Perge, 2nd century AD, Marble, Inv.: 929”. |
![]() The Heracles Sarcophagus from the 2nd century AD was made from the marble (Inv.: 928). |
![]() The information plate reads “The Heracles Sarcophagus, Perge, 2nd century AD, Marble, Inv.: 928”. |
![]() Sarcophagus Hall. |
![]() The Sarcophagus of Aurelia Botiane and Demetria from the 2nd century AD was found in Perge. |
![]() The information plate reads “The Sarcophagus of Aurelia Botiane and Demetria, Perge, 2nd century AD, Marble, Inv.: 1.35.99”. |
![]() The information plate reads “Lid of a Sarcophagus (Ariadne), Perge, 2nd century AD, Marble, Inv.: 2.34.95”. |
![]() The Lid of a Sarcophagus (Ariadne) from the 2nd century AD was found in Perge. |
![]() Being in the middle of the Sarcophagus Hall. |
![]() The Sarcophagus from the Roman Period was found in Perge “The sarcophagus with a medallion” (inv.: 380). |
![]() The information plate reads “The Sarcophagus, Perge, Roman Period, Marble, Inv.: 380”. |
![]() The Sarcophagus from the 2nd century AD was made from the marble (Inv.: A.167). |
![]() The information plate reads “Sarcophagus, 2nd century AD, Marble, Inv.: A.167”. |
![]() The Dionysus Sarcophagus of the Attic Type from the 3rd century AD was found in Perge. |
![]() The information plate reads “The Dionysus Sarcophagus of the Attic Type, Perge, 3rd century AD, Marble, Inv.: 2003/172”. |
![]() Statue of Hercules. |
![]() Altars. |
![]() The information plate reads “Altar, Gagae, Roman Period, Calcare, Inv.: 2.25.81”. |
![]() Public toilet. |
![]() Ancient inscriptions. |
![]() The information plate reads “Inscription, Roman Period, Calcare, Inv.: 3626”. |
![]() The information plate reads “Plinth (Inscription), Antalya, Roman Period, Calcare, Inv.: 116”. |
![]() The Sarcophagus Hall includes sarcophagi from the Roman period from Pamphilia and Sidemara. |
![]() The information plate reads “Relief of Archangel Gabriel, Antalya, 6th century AD, Marble”. |
![]() The Sarcophagus from the 2nd century AD was found in Perge (Inv.: 376). |
![]() The information plate reads “Sarcophagus, Perge, 2nd century AD, Marble, Inv.: 376”. |
![]() The Sarcophagus of Champion from the 3rd century AD was found in Patara. |
![]() The information plate reads “Sarcophagus of Champion, Patara, 3rd century AD, Marble”. |
![]() The Sarcophagus from the Late Roman Period was found in Side. |
![]() The information plate reads “Sarcophagus, Side, Late Roman Period, Stone, Inv.: 345”. |
![]() The description of the Gaius Caesar Cenotaph Friezes from Limyra. |
![]() The Gaius Caesar Cenotaph Friezes from Limyra - 1st century AD. |
![]() The Sarcophagus from the 2nd century AD was found in Perge (Inv.: 373). |
![]() The information plate reads “Sarcophagus, Perge, 2nd century AD, Marble, Inv.: 373”. |
![]() The marble sculpture of a Woman from the Hellenistic Age was found in Limyra. |
![]() The information plate reads “Sculpture of Woman, Limyra, Hellenistic, Marble, Inv.: 1.45.93”. |
![]() Ptolemaion - Limyra 3rd Century BC. |
![]() The limestone Caryatid Sculpture from Limyra and the Monumental Tomb of Pericles King. |
![]() The information plate reads “Karyatid Sculpture, Limyra, 370 BC, Limestone, Inv.: 2003/125”. |
![]() Monumental Tomb (Heroon) of Pericles King of Lycia-Limyra 4th century BC. |
![]() Burial Customs. |
![]() Friezes after restoration. |
![]() Excavation works of friezes at the corner room. |
![]() Perge Antique City Facade from the F4 Nymphaeum 2nd century AD. |
![]() The Monumental Fountain Building Of Aurelia Paulina Perge, 195-204 AD. |
![]() A photograph of an ancient burial chamber full of bones. |
![]() A big photograph of a burial chamber with pottery scattered around it. |
![]() Ancient pottery. |
![]() Marble statuettes. |
![]() Sculpture is a visual and three dimensional branch of art reflecting the appearance of living creatures. |
![]() The cradle of mining was in Anatolia. |
![]() A description of ancient mining. |
![]() Ancient oil lamps. |
![]() Ancient coins. |
![]() Coins of the Pisidia region. |
![]() European coins from the 13-18th centuries. |
![]() The treasure from Aspendos. |
![]() The Treasure of Side. |
![]() Icons are seen in the far end. |
![]() Icons. |
![]() What is a coin? |
![]() Techniques of coinage and its importance. |
![]() The Sarcophagus Hall as seen from the stairway leading to the upper floor. |
![]() Selçuklu Burç Kitabesi, 9th of June 1244 AD. |
![]() The history of Selçuklu Burç Kitabesi tower. |
![]() Turkish carpets are in the hall of the Turkish - Islamic Period Works. |
![]() The tent of the nomads. |
![]() An interior of an ancient Turkish house. |
![]() A traditional furniture set of an ancient Turkish house. |
![]() A Bergama carpet. |
![]() The information plate reads “Bergama, Late 19th century”. |
![]() Three ancient bergama carpets. |
![]() The information plate reads “Ladik, 18th century”. |
![]() A Ladik carpet. |
![]() The information plate reads “Usak Madalyonlu, 16th century”. |
![]() A carriage. |
![]() Ancient wooden covers. |
![]() An ancient map. |
![]() “Treasures of Turkey” bookshop. |
![]() A coffee table with chairs. |
![]() In addition to 13 exhibition rooms, there is 1 open-air exhibition area. |
![]() The museum garden. |
![]() The open-air exhibition area features ancient altars. |
![]() The open-air exhibition area features large ancient frescoes. |
![]() A tombstone with two steles. |
![]() An open area with altars around. |
![]() An open area with huge clay vessels. |
![]() Ancient altars are situated along the paved footpath. |
![]() The open-air exhibition area features excavation fragments. |
![]() The excavation fragment #3109. |
![]() Some excavation fragments are outside the building of the museum. |
![]() A marble relief depicting an angel with grapes and pomegranates. |
![]() A stone relief depicting a lion. |
![]() A stone relief depicting a lion with hippo behind. |
![]() The open-air exhibition area features ancient cannons. |
![]() The open-air exhibition area is immersed in a lush greenery. |
![]() Large clay vessels with lids. |