Transylvanian History Museum

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The Transylvanian History Museum was founded in 1859 by the Ardeal Museum Society. Since 1937, the museum has been located on Constantin Daicoviciu street, in Cluj-Napoca, Romania.

Contents 1 Permanent collection 1.1 Prehistory 1.1.1 Wietenberg Culture Artifacts 1.2 Dacian Ages in Transylvania 1.3 Roman Times of Dacia 1.4 Medieval Times 1.5 Modern times 1.6 Egyptian Collection 1.7 Lapidarium 2 Treasury 3 External links

[edit] Permanent collection

The permanent collection is organized in chronological order.

[edit] Prehistory

[edit] Wietenberg Culture Artifacts

[edit] Dacian Ages in Transylvania

The Dacian collection present a rich collection of artifacts, including weaponry.

[edit] Roman Times of Dacia

[edit] Medieval Times

[edit] Modern times

[edit] Egyptian Collection

[edit] Lapidarium

[edit] Treasury

[edit] External links

• Web site