Municipal Archaeology Museum

The Municipal Archeological Museum is situated at Calle Ramón y Cajal, 45. The gallery was established in 1943 and moved to the present site in 1982, where the Roman necropolis of San Anton was found. The last was found in 1967. The City of Cartagena chose to build the new home of the historical center after the disclosure of the necropolis. The chief of the historical center around then was Pedro Antonio San Martin, who was additionally an engineer.

The necropolis demonstrated that there were a wide range of kinds of tombs and these tombs dated from the finish of the fourth century to the start of the fifth century AD, when Christianity ended up dominating with the neighborhood populace. The gallery has one of the biggest accumulations of funerary epigraphs in Spain. Other than this, the historical center presentations mining devices, pottery, and Roman figure. Quite compelling is the picture of a kid with a crown and it is felt that he was an individual from the magnificent family.