Konya Archaeology Museum

Anatolia, one of the oldest settlements in the world, is home to a unique cultural mosaic and a variety of traces of human development. Konya Archaeological Museum, which is located at the center of the geography that dates back to ancient origin, is a unique value for cultural tourism enthusiasts who want to be a chronological witness of all this stunning past. Travel experience in history in Konya begins; Erbaba, Süberde, Çatalhöyük excavations originated with the findings the Neolithic Age in Konya Archaeological Museum... In the Prehistoric Works Hall, earth containers, flintstone items, cutting-piercing tools for hunting can be seen that shed light on the period dating back 6500-5300 BC. Works from 3000 to 1950 BC can be visited in the Hall of Ancient Bronze Age Works. Covering the years 1950-1750 BC, Middle Bronze Age Works give an intriguing ethnographic feast from animal-shaped containers to ornaments. The Museum trip is completed with its Iron Age II Work Hall, classical revs, Hellenistic revs between 330 and 30 BC, Roman and Byzantine works. Hermes, Eros and bull figurines from the Roman period, as well as the floor mosaics and combat tools of Byzantine churches stand out. The museum garden features stone and marble sculptures, sarcophagi, tombstones, inscriptions. The museum, which has been open in its current form since 1962, is open to visitors every day except Monday.