Archaeological Museum drama

The Archeological Museum of Drama is situated in the city of Drama in East Macedonia and Thrace, Greece.

It was worked by the Municipality of Drama and introduced on 12 December 1999.

The displays record the social history of Drama prefecture from the Middle Paleolithic to 1914.

The most established discovers bones and stone devices originate from unearthings in the surrender at the wellspring of the River Angitis 50,000 BC, and the historical center likewise shows devices, gems, and pots from the ancient settlements of Sitagra and Arkadikos 6000– 4000 BC from the Early Bronze Age huge numbers of the pots, the Late Bronze Age finds from graves at Potami and Exohi, and from the Early Iron Age pots, weapons, devices, and gems from graves in the mechanical territory of Drama.

The exhibition hall likewise has cases of Attic stoneware sixth and fifth century BC, a marble bust of Dionysos, which constitutes the most punctual confirmation of his faction in the more extensive territory, an accumulate of coins of Philip II from an exhuming at Potami, and different finds from the antiquated settlement of Drama fourth century BC.