Bursa Archaeological Museum
Bursa Archaeological Museum is an archaeological museum in Bursa, Turkey. It exhibits various archaeological artifacts that originated from the Middle Miocene Period up to the end of the Byzantine Era that were found in and around Bursa.
Bursa Archaeological Museum

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- Bursa Archaeological Museum
- Founded
- 1902
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- Turkey
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Bursa Archaeological Museum is an archaeological museum in Bursa, Turkey. It exhibits various archaeological artifacts that originated from the Middle Miocene Period up to the end of the Byzantine Era that were found in and around Bursa.
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• Name — Bursa Archaeological Museum • Native Name — Bursa Arkeoloji Müzesi • Location — Çekirge, Bursa, Bursa Province • Type — Archaeology museum • Illustration — Ancient pottery in the museum.
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Bursa Archaeological Museum was opened in 1972 at the Bursa Kültürpark as a separated unit and extension of the Archaeology section of the Bursa Museum. The archaeological museum was closed temporarily for restoration in 2010 and was reopened in 2013.
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• Illustration — Hellenistic figurine • Illustration — Athena, bronze, 2nd century AD • Illustration — Apollo, bronze, 2nd century AD • Illustration — A vase from the Antanderos excavations • Illustration — Reliquary Byzantine, 330-1453 • Illustration — Reconstructed burial site • Illustration — Painted gravestone • Illustration — Archaic figurine • Illustration — Theodosius II coin, 402-450 AD • Illustration — 1481 dated akçe minted by Cem. On the obverse: "Sultan Cem son of Mehmed Khan" and on the reverse: "May his victory be glorious. Struck in Bursa, year 886 [AH]" • Illustration — Bursa Archaeological museum Coin Julian II reigned 360-363 in the Byzantine Period.
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1902
Bursa Archaeological Museum established.
1902
Bursa Archaeological Museum is recorded from 1902.
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