Museo Arqueológico de Cabra, museo, patrimonio histórico de Andalucía de importancia arquitectónica en Cabra, España
The Museo Arqueológico de Cabra is an archaeological museum in the city of Cabra in Cordoba province that displays artifacts from multiple periods. The building, constructed in 1921, houses pottery, stone tools, mosaics, and sculptures spanning from prehistoric times through the medieval period.
The museum was established in 1973 and opened to the public in 1992, after the building previously served as a bank and cultural center. A comprehensive renovation between 2008 and 2015 improved the exhibition areas and made the museum more accessible to all visitors.
The museum displays objects from different periods that reveal how people lived and what they valued in this region. Visitors can observe changes in crafts, beliefs, and daily customs across thousands of years.
The museum is centrally located in the city in a quiet area near the main square and is easy to reach on foot. The exhibition is logically arranged, allowing visitors to walk through the rooms comfortably and explore at their own pace.
A remarkable sculpture called The Boy with Hare originally came from a Roman villa and functioned as a water spout with an opening in the mouth. The artwork was restored in 2015 and demonstrates a rare combination of practical function and artistic design.
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