IRPINO PROVINCIAL MUSEUM
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Museum presenting a collection of objects from archaeological excavations in Avellino tracing the Roman occupation
This museum exhibits an interesting collection of artefacts from archaeological excavations carried out in the area, which bear witness to the occupation of the territory from prehistoric times to the Roman era. It is a good introduction to the history of Irpinia. One section is dedicated to Mefite, the Italic water goddess, whose sanctuary was a place of pilgrimage from the 6th century BC. Wooden statues representing the goddess and votive objects, and numerous remains from the Roman period: lapidary pieces, fragments of painted plaster...
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