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Museo Archeologico di Cesena

The Museo Archeologico di Cesena is on the ground floor of the Biblioteca Malatestiana. The Museum holds a range of finds spanning from prehistory to the Renaissance humanist period; a substantial part of the collection relates to the Roman period, made up of fragments of armour, bronze plaques and embossed decorations. All the finds on display relate to the town of Cesena and the surrounding area.

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