Civico Museo Archeologico "Iulium Carnicum"

The Civico Museo Archeologico Iulium Carnicum is an archaeological museum located in Zuglio. It was opened to the public in March 1995 and is situated in the Palazzo Tommasi-Leschiutta on via Giulio Cesare 19. The museum is named after the Roman city of Iulium Carnicum, the remains of which are located nearby.

Collection of the Museum

The museum primarily houses archaeological finds from Zuglio. These artifacts originate from a private collection that dates back to the early 19th century. The collection provides a comprehensive overview of the current state of excavations in the area.

Exhibits and Layout

The exhibits of the museum are spread across seven rooms on two floors. These exhibits provide a comprehensive overview of the current state of archaeological excavations. The museum also houses a number of exhibits from various locations in Carnia, with a timeline that spans from prehistory to the early Middle Ages.