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The display cases contain a number of funerary objects dating from the 6th to the 3rd century BC and numerous items from the settlement: Hellenistic oil lamps, handles from transport amphorae with stamped marks; also of considerable importance is a fragment of a large vase with the figure of a telamon, which, in its configuration, reproduces those placed outside the temple of Olympian Zeus in Akrágas. Of interest are the four helmets, among the few finds of this type in the museum, of Greek and Roman origin.
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The artwork in the museum
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The territory of Agrigento, Enna, and Caltanissetta (rooms XII-XVII)
A journey through the territories of Agrigento, Enna, and Caltanissetta, from prehistory to the Greek era, through the findings of sites such as Eraclea Minoa and Gela.
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