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The archaeological collections was recently enriched with the generous offer of coins and numerous findings of various periods, that Adonis Kyrou had collected from all around the island, as well as from other places. A significant number of pictures and various ecclesiastical exhibits also comes from collection, and offers.
The manor of Chatzigiannis Meksis, in which the museum was later housed, was built between 1795 and 1798 in a Π shape, and is comprised of a ground floor and two upper floors. The exhibits of the museum encompass more than 4000 years of cultural history of the island. The archaeological collections was recently enriched with the generous offer of coins and numerous findings of various periods, that Adonis Kyrou had collected from all around the island, as well as from other places. A significant number of pictures and various ecclesiastical exhibits also comes from collection, and offers.
The flag of the Revolution, the remains of Bouboulina, the portraits and the guns of hers and other fighters, historical documents, personal belongings, pictures of ships, are all a testament to the contribution of the island to the heroic Revolution of 1821.
Finally, the objects of every day use, as well as those of residential and naval woodworking (chests, furniture, figureheads), the costumes and the weavings that we find all around the museum, are invaluable to the way of life of the inhabitants before and after the Revolution.
The museum’s creation is mostly owed to Professor of the University of Athens G. A. Sotiriou. Following his urge, the manor of Chatzigiannis Meksis, one of the first governors of the island during the Rebellion, was given to the State by his heiresses, Kalomoira Meksi and Niketa Thermisioti-Katsina to house the archaeological, historical and folkloral collection of the island.
The Megara Archaeological Museum opened in 2-4-2000 to house the antiquities that come from the digs of the city and the surrounding area.
The house Chronaki is an important monument of the city of Heraklion, which for years was forgotten by everyone and everything. Last many have attempted to deal with in order to show off this sleek architectural. Is the mansion known by two names: House Chronaki or otherwise Konaki Rasich Bey Asprak
Rethymno is the third-largest city in Crete island. The present city is built at the same location with the ancient Rethymno. Evidence for the existence of the city are from the 5th-4th century BC. The Rethymno washed by two seas, north of the Cretan and south from the Libyan Sea .The current population of count around 32,000 inhabitants.
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