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The Hippo Museum is an archaeological museum in Annaba that displays discoveries from multiple periods of the region's past, including sculptures, pottery, coins, and household objects. The exhibitions are organized in rooms arranged by era or location, providing an overview of the material culture that flourished here over centuries.

The museum preserves discoveries from the period when the city was called Hippo Regius and functioned as a major Roman port on the Mediterranean. The collection also documents earlier settlements and the periods that followed after Roman rule ended.

The collection reflects the layering of different peoples who lived here over centuries, with objects that show how daily life and beliefs shifted across eras. Walking through the displays, visitors observe how successive groups left their mark on the region through the artifacts they left behind.

The museum is located in central Annaba and is accessible on foot, with parking available nearby for visitors arriving by car. It is helpful to check beforehand if guided tours are being offered, as these significantly improve understanding of the artifacts on display.

The museum stands in close connection to the nearby Basilica of Saint Augustine, one of the region's most important religious structures. Augustine served as bishop of the city and many of the displayed items come from the era of his presence here.

GPS coordinates: 36.88194,7.74472

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