Römisch-Germanisches Zentralmuseum

Die Abteilung Frühes Mittelalter im RGZM.( Quelle: RGZM)

The Römisch-Germanische Zentralmuseum enjoys an outstanding reputation in Germany and beyond. Contributions to this reputation have been: the preservation of the remains of the South Tirolian "ice man", the restoration of a Peruvian tomb, and even the organisation of field studies in Xian in China, where experts from Mainz examined important ore findings.

Visitors to this museum can expect a significant range of spectacular findings, which strikingly bridge the gap between the Stone Age and the Middle Ages, in the North West wing of the "Kurfürstlichen Schlosses". The sensatlonal find of 1981: Roman ships. 13 A replica of a Roman column monument, 2nd century A. D. A late Celtic brass figurine of a wild boar. A view of Roman armaments. Gold earings from Egypt.