Archaeological Museum of Paros

• Name — Archaeological Museum of Paros • Established — 1960 • Location — Parikia, Paros. Greece • Type — Archaeological Museum

Room A contains Archaic and Classical sculptures. Room B contains pottery, sculptures, and small finds from the Neolithic to the Roman period. The atrium contains sculptures, architectural parts, urns, and a Roman period mosaic floor. • Illustration — Floor map of the Archaeological Museum of Paros • Illustration — View of Room C

• Illustration — alt==The Parian Chronicle (Marmor Parium), 3rd century BC. One of the three parts of the stele on which the Parian Chronicle was inscribed, original, left. Right is copy of second part (original is in Oxford Ashmolean Museum). Archaeological Museum of Paros, A 26. Part of the Parian Chronicle, 3rd century BC • Illustration — Mosaic depicting the Labours of Herakles, 3rd century AD • Illustration — Hellenistic sarcophagus • Illustration — Funerary relief of a girl, c. 460 BC • Illustration — Marble relief stele depicting Archilochos, his wife, and a boy, c.500 BC. • Illustration — Statue of Artemis from the sanctuary of Artemis in the Parian Delion, c. 360 BC • Illustration — Marble relief of a palmette • Illustration — Gorgon of Paros, middle of the 6th century BC • Illustration — Fat Lady of Saliagos, the oldest known Cycladic figurine, c. 5000-4000 BC • Illustration — Nike of Paros, c. 480 BC • Illustration — Large amphora, c. 7th century BC • Illustration — Marble relief of Eros flying, possibly from a sarcophagus, 1st to 3rd century AD • Illustration — Marble relief of a lion devouring a bull, c. 500 BC • Illustration — Cycladian Frying Pan • Illustration — Vessel in the shape of a shoe, c. 650-600 BC. • Illustration — Imported Corinthian vessel in the shape of a rooster, c. 600 BC