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The Antikythera Mechanism at the National Archaeological Museum


The Antikythera Mechanism on display at the National Archaeological Museum, with conservator Gerassimos Makris. (Photo by Yanis Bitsakis)
The three main fragments of the Antikythera Mechanism are on display at the Bronze Collection of the National Archaeological Museum. The Mechanism is kept within the Museum collections since its discovery in 1901.
Other bronze artefacts from the Antikythera wreck are also on display within the same room, while statues and other objects from the wreck (like magnificent glassware) can be admired in other rooms and the atrium.

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