Collection

In this section the visitor has the opportunity to browse through some of the archaeological finds of the collections hosted in the Archaeological Museum of Kilkis, forming, thus, a more holistic view of the region's rich cultural reserve. There are included finds spanning the period from the Neolithic to the Late Roman periods. They concern clay and bronze vessels, silver and gold coins, as well as marble and bronze statues and statuettes, and grave reliefs. The picture is complemented by honorary, dedicatory and grave inscriptions, terracotta figurines, some of which have an apotropaic character, bronze armour, but also bronze and golden jewellery, as well as a gold inscribed foil bearing the name of the deceased (Vottakos). These mainly come from cemeteries of the Kilkis Regional Unit.

Fragment of the bone decoration of a bed

Collection

Fragment of the bone decoration of a bed

Fragment of the bone decoration of a bed

Red-figure pelike

Clay kothon with its lid

Fragment of a terracotta bust

Terracotta bust

Amphoriskos

Marble inscribed pedestal in honor of Marcus Insteius

Pair of bronze greaves

Fragment of a female figurine

Protogeometric vessel

Bronze, Illyrian-type helmet

Fragment of a female terracotta figurine, preserved from the waist up

Fragment of a terracotta figurine

Fragment of a terracotta figurine

Inscribed stele