Exhibits include clay figurines and coins from Olynthos, vases from Toroni, parts of the roof of the temple of Zeus Ammon from Kallithea, reliquary chests, fisherman's equipment, lamps, jewels and amphorae from Akanthos, now the town of Ierissos, and funerary steles and the statue of a woman from the 1st century BC, from the sanctuary of a deified hero, from Stratoni.

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The new permanent exhibition presents multimedia applications: Interactive map - chronology that runs through the history of Halkidiki and places of archaeological interest, interactive screens concerning the History of excavations with a presentation of the most important phases and researchers in the region, the written sources that refer to events that took place in Halkidiki, as well as in the personality of Aristotle, the great Stagerite philosopher.