Galilee

Museum of Archaeology of the Region and the Mediterranean

200 metres from route 669, next to the swimming pool

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The Museum of Archaeology of the Region and the Mediterranean is a unique museum that tells about the history of the region and the Mediterranean basin during the Bronze Age. It is located near one of the most important ancient roads of the country, along which caravans and armies made their way from the Mediterranean basin to the countries of the East.

Among the most amazing exhibitions in the museum are finds from the Beit Shean Valley and the reconstruction of the Canaanite Bronze Age temple. There are also other interesting exhibitions that deserve no less attention. They demonstrate ancient weaving technologies and spinning machines found during excavations of an Israeli village in the vicinity of the museum.

Currently, the museum has opened a new exposition, visiting which you can see rare Etruscan artifacts and get an unforgettable experience thanks to the use of the latest methods of presentation, combining three-dimensional images, sounds and even smells.

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