Archaeological_Museum_of_Rethymno

Archaeological Museum of Rethymno

Archaeological Museum of Rethymno

Museum in Rethymno, Greece

The Archaeological Museum of Rethymno is a museum in Rethymno, Crete, Greece. The building that houses the museum is the church of San Francesco, built by the Barozzi family around 1530.

  • Early Minoan larnax.
  • Minoan larnax, probably Prepalatial period.
  • Minoan larnax, probably Prepalatial period.
  • Minoan larnax, probably Neopalatioal period, Marine style
  • Archaic Greek inscription (boustrophedon script), law against excessive drinking in Ancient Eleftherna, 600-450 BC.

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