Baglio Florio Selinunte
A Baglio once belonging to the Florio family has been repurposed as a museum space, with two wings currently in use. The West wing houses results from the recent Marconi excavations focusing on the temples on the Acropolis and their early history. There is plenty of space for expansion. The north wing focuses on the German led excavations in the settlement area. Many information panels complement the comprehensive range of material (architectural, ceramic etc)
Location
Parco Archeologico di Selinunte, Via Selinunte, Castelvetrano
Selinunte, Trapani, Italy
Inscriptions
| ID | Title | Date | Origin | Material | Type | Object type | Language | Current location |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ISic001453 | I.Sicily inscription 001453 | 550 BC - 501 BC | tuff (yellow) | funerary | N/A | Ancient Greek | Selinunte | |
| ISic001571 | I.Sicily inscription 001571 | 500 BC - 451 BC | limestone (grey) | funerary | N/A | Ancient Greek | Selinunte | |
| ISic003201 | I.Sicily inscription 003201 | 550 BC - 501 BC | sandstone | funerary | N/A | Ancient Greek | Selinunte | |
| ISic003601 | I.Sicily inscription 003601 | 575 BC - 525 BC | tuff | funerary | N/A | Ancient Greek | Selinunte | |
| ISic030021 | ISic030021 | 450 BC - 425 BC | lead | dedication | N/A | Ancient Greek | Selinunte |