Çanakkale Archaeological Museum

Çanakkale Archaeological Museum is a collection building in the Turkish city of Çanakkale that houses thousands of objects from ancient excavations in the Troad region. The display includes marble sculptures, clay vessels, glass ornaments, and other items that come from various archaeological sites.

The museum was established in 1984 and preserves finds from thousands of years of settlement in this ancient region. It documents the traces of different civilizations that lived and traded at this location and in the surrounding area over a long period.

The collection displays everyday objects from ancient cultures, including pottery vessels, jewelry, and religious items that show how people in this region once lived. These artifacts tell stories of trade, family life, and craftsmanship that mattered to local communities across many centuries.

The museum sits on a street with regular bus connections to the main parts of the city, making it easy to reach from many areas of Çanakkale. You can explore the collection in one to two hours by following the natural path through the arranged objects.

The collection contains items from underwater excavations, including ancient transport vessels that show how important sea trade was for this region. These finds also come from nearby islands like Bozcaada and Gökçeada, revealing the connections between different ancient communities.