Bit of “Romanness” in Malta Maritime MuseumThis post is also available in: Polish (polski) 5 January 2020 A bit of Romanness at the Malta Maritime MuseumBeing in Malta and looking for traces of ancient Romans, we can accidentally reach the Malta Maritime Museum in Birgu (near the capital – Valetta). It is reportedly the largest museum on the island – with over 20,000 objects. The museum shows the maritime history of the island from ancient times to modern times. A small fragment of the exhibition was also dedicated to the Phoenicians and Romans.However, one must admit that part of the ancient exhibition is extremely poor. Apart from a few sketches of galleries and boats of ancient Carthaginians or Romans, the remains of columns and capitals or, for example, weights for the net, we will see nothing more. A bit of “Romanness” at the Malta Maritime Museum A bit of “Romanness” at the Malta Maritime Museum A bit of “Romanness” at the Malta Maritime MuseumRead more Gallic Wars Roman tent in Scotland Caesar’s invasion of Britain Second Punic War Arminius
