Çorum Archaeological Museum

The museum occupies a four-floor building from the 19th century, displaying archaeological artifacts from Alacahöyuk, Sapinuwa, and Hattusa across chronologically organized sections.

Originally constructed in 1914 as a hospital, the structure served as a School of Agriculture and Atatürk High School before becoming a museum in 1968.

The museum exhibits contain reconstructions of Hittite graves, funeral artifacts, bronze swords with cuneiform inscriptions, and clay seal-imprinted bullae from ancient civilizations.

Located at Cengiz Topel Street, the museum opens daily from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with extended hours until 7:00 PM between April and October.

The museum's collection includes 12,337 pieces from various periods, featuring an interactive area where visitors can learn about Early Bronze Age burial ceremonies.

Location: Çorum Province

Location: Çorum

Inception: 1968

Website: http://yesilirmakbasinmuseums.org.tr/corum/mn1.html

GPS coordinates: 40.54111,34.95111

Latest update: March 19, 2025 21:40