Bodrum museum of underwater archaeology

The Museum of Underwater Archaeology is located in St. Peter's castle, Bodrum, Turkey. It is one of the most important underwater archaeology museums in the world.

Amphoras

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  A large collection
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  Collection and peacock
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  Manufacture of amphoras
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  Floor mosaic with amphoras
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  Canaanite amphora, 14th c. BC
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  Egyptian amphoras, 6-4th c. BC
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  Palestinian amphoras
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  Amphoras from the island of Chios
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  Amphoras from Knidos
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  Roman amphoras
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  Byzantine amphoras

Varia

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  Ancient wooden anchors
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  Ancient oil press
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  Ancient bronze anchor and peacock
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  Ancient bronze anchor and peacock
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  Ancient balance
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  Ancient carpenter's tools
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  Sculpted theatre masks
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  Sarcophagi (Hellenistic era)
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  Early Byzantine mosaic floor (5th c. AD)
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  Unguentaria and lacrymatories (2-3rd c. AD)
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  ancient block of molten glass

Shipwrecks

Yassiada shipwreck (7 th c. AD)

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  Model of the Yassiada vessel (Byzantine, 7th c.)
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  Partial reconstruction of the Yassiada shipwreck
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  Partial reconstruction of the Yassiada shipwreck

Tektaṣ glasswreck (5th c. BC)

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  undecorated coarseware
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  Anchor
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  Indentations for oars

Gelidonia shipwreck (12th c. BC)

Uluburun shipwreck (14th c. BC)

See also: Shipwreck from Uluburun

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  Necklace
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  real-size replica
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  Cargo as it was scattered over the seabed
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  Scrap metal from Cyprus
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  Egyptian scarabs
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  Egyptian jewelry
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  Ivory

Botanical garden

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  Olive tree (Olea europaea)