Museo Archeologico Claudia Giontella

The Museo Archeologico di Terni is an archaeological museum situated in Terni, Umbria. The museum is located at Via Giandimartalo di Vitalone, 10, making it easily accessible for tourists visiting the region.

Collections and Exhibits of the Museo Archeologico di Terni

The Museo Archeologico di Terni, inaugurated in 2004, offers a comprehensive display of the city and province's history. The museum's collection comprises objects discovered during archaeological excavations throughout the province of Terni, providing a rich insight into the region's past.

Pre-Roman Etruscan City Remnants at the Museo Archeologico di Terni

One of the highlights of the Museo Archeologico di Terni's collection is the remnants of the pre-Roman Etruscan city. These include artifacts unearthed from the Umbrian warrior tombs in the necropolis of Pentima and San Pietro in Campo. The collection includes a large number of objects related to funeral rites, including ex-voto. Some of the tombs have been reconstructed inside the museum, offering visitors a unique glimpse into the past.