Archaeological Museum of Mystras

• Name — Archaeological Museum of Mystras • Native Name — Αρχαιολογικό Μουσείο Μυστρά • Established — 1952 • Location — Greece Mystras, Greece • Type — Archaeological museum • Founder — Ephorate of Antiquities of Laconia

The first informal museum on the east wing of the metropolitan complex was founded by the French Byzantine scholar Gabriel Millet in the late 19th century, were placed there sculptural architectural members from the temples of Mystras, later at the beginning of the 20th century the collection was enriched, with the contribution of the Metropolitan of Sparta Theoklitos Minopoulos. In the year 2001 the permanent exhibition was reorganized, with a new thematic, museological and museographic approach, which was also dictated by the need to present the latest findings of the research.

• Illustration — Relief depicting Alexander the Great, c. 1350–1400. • Illustration — Christ sitting on the throne, c. 1350–1400. • Illustration — Plaque relief. • Illustration — Remains of the Mystras mummy outfit. • Illustration — Reconstruction of the outfit of the Mystras mummy. • Illustration — Scripting Code.