The Aqaba Archaeological Museum is located in Aqaba and is a prominent cultural institution. The museum was established in 1986 and is situated in an ancient fort built during the Mamluk period. The museum's collection includes a wide range of artifacts. The exhibits are organized into several galleries, each displaying artifacts from different periods and civilizations. Among the highlights of the museum's collection are a series of ancient pottery and glass vessels, bronze statues, and intricate jewelry. Additionally, the museum houses a collection of ancient coins and inscriptions, including an inscription in Greek, Latin, and Arabic from the 3rd century AD. Visitors can also explore the museum's outdoor area, which features several ancient stone structures, including a Roman watchtower and a Byzantine church.
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