Tolmeita Museum

One of the most unique exhibits of the museum, and of historical importance, is a price tablet showing prices of goods in the Roman empire, dating to the 301 AD. The finds have attracted nearly 10000 visitors last year.

The museum was originally a store house used during the Italian occupation, in which a number of archaeological artifacts ended up for storage, and most of which still are, to this day, piled up in its store rooms, yet to catalogued and given a place in the museum. The store house was turned into a museum during the 1960s. Some of the finds are actually still outside the museum with no protection from the elements whatsoever.