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thomas sabo charms It is not only the biggest archaeological museum in Greece, but also an important visitied place of Athens, the capital of Greece. Having been built between 1866-1889, it serves as a storehuose of extremely valuable historic relics of various periods, which are excavated all over Greece.News that Work up Harm to

Now the museum has hall, showroom, etc. more than 50 rooms, collecting artifacts nearly 2 million. The vast majority of artifacts reflecting the content of Greek mythology. Can be described as collection of ancient Greek artifacts Da Quan. The most famous golden masks, vessels and decorations are exhibited in Mycenae relic display area that locates on the mid-way of antehall. On the two sides of the central file there are exhibition rooms of statues, consisted of various of weapons. Move to north, it is exhibition rooms of bronzes. The duplex-apartmented opisthodomos built after the war is the exhibition room of earthenwares. The shapes and images of earthenwares show the character of delicacy and elegance of Athens art. The museum has two floors and 50 exhibition rooms, which are full of cultural relics of various periods of time. It usually spends you half of a day to visit the whole museum. Beyond the entrance, the first thing you can see is My-cenae exhibition room, in which lies the Mask of Agam-emnon. This golden mask was shaped into features of king Agam-emnon after his death by experts. It is the best proof of the great time of Mycenaean Civilization. Besides there are treasures and potteries excavated in the same My-cenae bronze-age sites, together with the prehistoric relics unearthed in the Peloponnese.

Room No. 15, the bronze statue of Poseidon (Poseidon of atremision), 21 juveniles and horse Room (Horse and Jockey Of a-remision), and left standing in chronological display Kouroi who mediated, are not to be missed collection. There are also frescos unearthed from Akrotiri, in south Santorini. These frescos discribe a picture of daily life, such as boxing young man, navigation and so on. These frescos were buried because of the volcanic eruption in 1500 B.C., thus all frescos on the island now are copies. Other display rooms of the ancient Greeks daily presentation in red and black bottles and urns, painted geometric patterns.

Further more, there is no airconditioner in most of showingrooms. So it is suggested that you visit there early in order to avoid crowd besides it will be cool. It is not clear about most of the relics,some have no English explanations, so you'd better buy an English tourist handbook, so that you won't regret to this visit.