Archaeological Museum of Epidaurus

Archaeological Museum of Epidaurus

Object location	37° 35′ 48.12″ N, 23° 04′ 40.51″ E	View all coordinates using: OpenStreetMap	37.596700; 23.077920

<nowiki>Museu Arqueològic de l'asclepeion d'Epidaure; Epidauroksen arkeologinen museo; المتحف الاثرى فى ابيدوراس; Archaeological Museum of Epidaurus; Αρχαιολογικό Μουσείο Επιδαύρου; Museo Arqueológico del Asclepeion de Epidauro; archäologisches Museum in Griechenland; museum di Yunani; archaeological museum in Peloponnese, Greece.; متحف في اليونان; αρχαιολογικό μουσείο στην Πελοπόννησο; museum in Epidaurus, Griekenland; Museo de Epidauro; Αρχαιολογικό Μουσείο Ασκληπιείου Επιδαύρου; Archaeological Museum of the Asclepieion of Epidaurus</nowiki>

Archaeological Museum of Epidaurus 

archaeological museum in Peloponnese, Greece.
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Instance of	archaeological museum museum
Location	Sanctuary of Asclepius, Epidaurus, Asclepieio Epidavrou, Commune of Asklipiio, Argolida, Asklipiio Municipal Unit, Epidavros Municipality, Argolis Regional Unit, Peloponnese Region, Decentralized Administration of Peloponnese, Western Greece and the Ionian Islands, Greece
Inception	1902
37° 35′ 48.02″ N, 23° 04′ 40.82″ E
Authority file  Q4785401 VIAF ID: 172699199 Union List of Artist Names ID: 500300133 OpenStreetMap way ID: 150017955 Reasonator Scholia Wikidocumentaries KML file WikiShootMe OpenStreetMap Search depicted

Building

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1st Room

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  Kouros, torso, 550 BC
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Inscriptions

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  Holy law for sacrifice to Apollo and to Asklepios, 400 BC
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  Account of expenses for bulding the temple of Asklepios, 370 BC
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  Account of expenses for construction of Tholos, 365-335 BC
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  Thearodokoi, ambassadors of the temple of Asclepius in different cities, 365-311 BC
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  Miraculous cures, 350-300 BC
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  Hymn to Apollo and Asklepios by Isyllos, 280 BC
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  Hymn to Apollo
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  Hymn to Apollo
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  Treaty between Corinthians, Epidaurians and Megarians, 242 - 237 BC
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  Marcus Iulius Apellas, healing proces, 150-200 AD
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Ancient medical instruments

English: The finds come from the tombs of several generations of the medical family, discovered on the outskirts of Epidaurus, outside the sanctuary. The occurrence of surgical instruments in the sacred space would be contrary to the tradition of the Asklepiades and the Hippocratic Oath.

Čeština: Nálezy pocházejí z hrobek několika generací lékařské rodiny, odkrytých na okraji města Epidauru, tedy mimo svatyni. Výskyt chirurgických nástrojů v posvátném prostoru by byl v rozporu s tradicí o Asklépiadés i s Hippokratovou přísahou.

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  Surgical instruments
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  Very small bowls
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2nd Room

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Sculptures from the sanctuary area

Classical, Hellenistic and Roman age statues and reliefs; partly plaster casts

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  Hygeia by Timotheos, plaster cast
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  Plaster cast of Aphrodite armed, original is in National Archaeological Museum in Athens, NAMA 262
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  Bases, altars and small statues
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  Bases and Altars with inscriptions
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  Smaller statues
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  Belowː Part of a votive relief in the type of an altar decorated with a doric frieze
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  Apollo and Asclepius, plaster casts
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  Apollo Lykeios, plaster cast
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  Apollo Kitharoidos, plaster cast
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  A boy, plaster cast
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  A boy, plaster cast
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  Roman Dignitary
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  A Imperial man

Sculpture of Asclepios

Mostly plaster casts

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  Roman copy of a late Classical statue
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  Young Asclepios
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  Original is in the National Museum Athens, NAMA 1809
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  Young Asclepios no. 277
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  Other bearded Asclepios
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  Asclepios and Hygeia or Epione
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  Children: Aslepios and his sister Trigona
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  Child Asklupios
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Sculptures from the Temple of Asklepios

Plaster casts

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Propylaia

The entrance to the sanctuary, ca 280 BC

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  Lion shaped gargoyles
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  Left part
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  Right part
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  Back to the entrance
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  To the 3rd room

3rd Room

Temple of Asclepius

380-370 BC

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Temple of Artemis

330-300 BC

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  Boar shaped gargoyle
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Akroteria

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  Other akroteria
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Tholos

alias Thymelé, by Polykleitos, 365-335 BC

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