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Central Crete : Archanes Archaeological Museum

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Archanes Archaeological Museum

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  • The small farming town of Archanes has a surprisingly good museum with finds from nearby sites, including clay Minoan coffins, fragments of pottery, and a sacrificial dagger that may have been used in human sacrifice.

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8:30am–3pm daily exc Tue Free
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