What you'll hear inside Archaeological Museum:

• 1
  Prehistoric and Protohistoric Galleries

  Ten basement galleries displaying material evidence from the various prehistoric societies that inhabited the province of Seville.

• 2
  Roman, Late Antiquity and Medieval Galleries

  Eighteen ground-floor galleries spanning from the Roman period through to the Early Modern age.

• 3
  Monographic Room of the Carambolo Treasure

  A gallery dedicated entirely to the famous Tartessian-Phoenician treasure, featuring exact replicas of the 21 gold pieces.

• 4
  Venus de Itálica

  A Roman sculpture from the 2nd century AD depicting the Aphrodite Anadyomene type, discovered in a house in Santiponce.

• 5
  Statue of Trajan Heroized

  Statue of the Hispanic emperor depicted as commander-in-chief, discovered at Itálica in 1788.

• 6
  Bust of Hadrian

  One of the finest surviving portraits of the Hispanic emperor, featuring a relief of the Gorgon Medusa as a symbol of divinity.

• 7
  Goddess Astarte

  A small Phoenician sculpture dating to the 8th century BC, bearing the oldest Phoenician inscription ever discovered in Spain.

• 8
  Mosaic of the Judgment of Paris

  A mosaic depicting a passage from Homer's Iliad, featuring an iconographic theme unprecedented in the Iberian Peninsula.

• 9
  Bronce Carriazo

  Seventh-century B.C. relief plaque depicting a fertility goddess, interpreted as an ornate horse bit.

• 10
  Tomares Treasure

  One of the world's largest hoards of Roman coins, comprising 53,000 coins distributed across 19 amphorae.