Mainz, Römisch-Germanisches Zentralmuseum
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If you are interested in ancient history, the museums of Mainz, ancient Mogontiacum, are not to be missed. In fact, the city boasts no less than six museums. The largest of these is the Römisch-Germanisches Zentralmuseum, (Central Museum for Roman and Germanic Art) in the palace of the former Elector-Archbishop. It consists of three departments: Pre- and Protohistory, Antiquity, and Early Middle Ages. This chronological depth is matched by a geographical width: the collections do not concentrate on Europe, but offer a lot of attention to developments in Africa and Asia. Most objects are original, but there are also a couple of replicas from other museums, which makes the museum an ideal place to explain things to students.
This museum was visited in 2001, 2005, 2008.
31 pictures related to this museum
Coin commemorating Rome's 1000th birthday, showing the Temple of Venus and Roma
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Theodora
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Tournai, Treasure of Childeric, Fibula (copy)
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Disk with the beginning of a fight between two gladiators
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Ring of a soldier of XXII Primigenia
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Figurine of Artemis of Ephesus
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Verona, Silver dish with Byzantine horseman fighting the Langobards
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Tombstone with an Etruscan and a Celtic warrior (cast)
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Antioch, Portrait of a priestess
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Chryses and a sacrificial bull
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Ardre, the Germanic supreme god Odin on his horse Sleipnir (cast)
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Vologases VI
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Phrygia, Tombstone of Trophimus and his family
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Tournai, Treasure of Childeric, Ring (copy)
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Neuwied-Niederbieber, Tiberius conquering Raetia
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Shapur I
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Tournai, Treasure of Childeric, Jewelry (copy)
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Mithradates IV
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Tournai, Treasure of Childeric, Axe
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Coin of Varus
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Ephesus, Figurine of Artemis
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Orodes II
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Contorniate, showing Olympias and her snakes
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Vardanes II
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Sinatruces
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Julia Mamaea
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Constantinople, Ivory with the translation of relics
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Sasanian helmet
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Witaszkowo Treasure: An eagle attacking a sturgeon (copy)
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Valens
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Gotarzes II
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