Fronted by four intricately carved stone sarcophagi, this museum harbours some important pieces, including a 5th-century BC Nike on the point of alighting and a 6th-century BC Gorgon, as well as the first known Greek depiction of a seated figure (8th century BC). A major exhibit is a fragment slab of the 264 BC Parian Chronicle, which lists the most outstanding personalities and events of Ancient Greece.
Archaeological Museum
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