Zeugma Mosaic Museum

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The Zeugma Mosaic Museum is a renowned archaeological museum in Gaziantep, Turkey, housing one of the world’s largest and most impressive collections of Roman mosaics from the ancient city of Zeugma.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological museum
mosaic museum
category Archaeological museums in Turkey
Art museums and galleries in Turkey
Museums in Gaziantep
collectionType Roman mosaics
archaeological artifacts
country Turkey
exhibits “Gypsy Girl” mosaic
surface form: Gypsy Girl mosaic

geometric pattern mosaics
mythological scene mosaics
small finds from Zeugma excavations
statues
wall paintings
floorArea approximately 30,000 square metres
hasCollectionFrom Hellenistic period
Roman period
ancient city of Zeugma
hasDigitalPresence official website
hasExhibitionArea approximately 7,000 square metres
hasFacility conservation laboratories
museum shop
permanent exhibitions
temporary exhibition spaces
visitor information services
heritage Hellenistic cultural heritage
Roman cultural heritage
inception 2011
knownFor one of the largest collections of Roman mosaics in the world
well‑preserved floor mosaics
“Gypsy Girl” mosaic
languageOfSignage English
Turkish
locatedIn Gaziantep
Gaziantep Province
Southeastern Anatolia Region
Gaziantep
surface form: city of Gaziantep
locatedNear Middle Euphrates region
surface form: Euphrates River region
namedAfter ancient city of Zeugma
openingDate 2011
operatedBy Gaziantep Directorate of Museums
partOf Ministry of Culture and Tourism of Turkey museum network
purpose preservation of mosaics from Zeugma
public display of archaeological heritage
research on Roman mosaics
subjectOf tourism in Gaziantep
touristAttraction international visitors

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