The Archaeological Museum of Gandia, located in the town of Gandia in the Valencian Community of Spain, is a cultural institution dedicated to showcasing the region's rich archaeological heritage. The museum offers visitors a journey through time, highlighting prehistoric, Iberian, Roman, and medieval artifacts discovered in the area. Key exhibits include tools, pottery, and other everyday items that provide insight into the lives of ancient inhabitants. Special attention is given to the Parpalló Cave, a significant Paleolithic site with an extensive collection of engraved and painted stones.
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