Amasra Museum

museum displaying archaeological artifacts and ethnographic materials, located in the Amasra region, in the Partin Province, northwestern Turkey. The museum initially opened its doors in 1969, in a former elementary school building, then moved to its current location in 1982. This museum provides a glimpse into the history of Amasra, which dates back thousands of years BC, with various successive civilizations. The museum displays more than 3 thousand artifacts, They go back to the different eras that the city went through, dating back to the early bronze element, more than 5,000 years ago. These exhibits include perfume bottles, tear bottles in which the tears of the deceased’s lovers were collected and buried with him as an expression of respect, gold and bronze ornaments, statues, crosses, weapons, lamps, copper kitchen utensils, candlesticks, historical clothing, and other artifacts dating back to the Hellenistic, Roman, Byzantine, Seljuk, and Ottoman eras.