Located in the charming village of Plaka, this museum houses a remarkable collection of artifacts spanning from prehistoric to Roman times, reflecting Milos' rich archaeological heritage. The exhibits include pottery, sculptures, and everyday objects that illuminate the island's significant role in ancient Aegean trade and culture, most notably its famed obsidian trade that connected early civilizations across the Mediterranean.
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Archaeological Museum of Milos is located in Πλάκα, Π.Ε. Μήλου, Greece. Coordinates: 36.74385, 24.42362.
Located in the charming village of Plaka, this museum houses a remarkable collection of artifacts spanning from prehistoric to Roman times, reflecting Milos' rich archaeological heritage. The exhibits include pottery, sculptures, and everyd
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