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Archaeological Museum of Rhodes

Coordinates: 36°26′41″N 28°13′38″E / 36.4448°N 28.2271°E / 36.4448; 28.2271
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The entrance of the museum.

The Archaeological Museum of Rhodes is a museum located in the Medieval City of Rhodes. The Museum contains various collections of archaeological artifacts from the isle of Rhodes.

  • Attic red-figured pelike, from the tumb of an infant, featuring a man with a lyre and a woman with clappers
    Attic red-figured pelike, from the tumb of an infant, featuring a man with a lyre and a woman with clappers
  • Head of Helios, the god of the island of Rhodes
    Head of Helios, the god of the island of Rhodes
  • Crouching Venus
    Crouching Venus
  • Mosaic floor with the representation of Bellerophon and Chimaira
    Mosaic floor with the representation of Bellerophon and Chimaira
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