National Archaeological Museum Adds Recovered Roman Bronze Sculptures to Permanent Display

The National Archaeological Museum has integrated two Roman-era bronze sculptural groups into its permanent collection. These works, dating from the 1st century BCE to the 2nd century CE, are being exhibited for the first time after their recovery, highlighting both their technical craftsmanship and the significance of their return to public heritage. The presentation underscores the recent history of the pieces, which adds contextual depth to their artistic value.