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Roman Oil Lamps Museum and its collection
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The Roman Oil Lamps Museum, situated in the village of Castro Verde in the Baixo Alentejo region of Portugal, is a unique museum dedicated to a single theme. It offers a unique opportunity to explore a significant collection of Roman oil lamps, providing a glimpse into the past and the Roman way of life.
Purpose and Collection of the Museum
The museum was established with the aim of preserving and disseminating a collection of approximately a thousand Roman clay lamps. These lamps, used for lighting in Roman times, provide a fascinating insight into the daily life and practices of the period.
Recognition of the Museum's Collection
In 2018, the museum's collection was recognized by National Geographic magazine as the largest set of Roman lamps in the world. This recognition underscores the museum's significance and its contribution to the preservation of Roman history.
PTMuseu da Lucerna
ENRoman Oil Lamps Museum in Castro Verde
ENRoman Oil Lamp Museum
PTMuseu da Lucerna - Castro Verde