Archeological Collection
It was established trough donations, recognitions and excavations and contains exhibits dating from the younger Stone-Age to the Middle Ages. The exhibits certify that people have continuously lived in this area since 5000 BC. Particularly remarkable for European history is the antique collection with its unique early Christian items. Particular national importance belongs to the exhibits from the Middle-Age necropolis of Đakovo.
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- The Triangular tympanum of the tomb displaying two peacocks and a Christogram (second half of the 4th century)
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- A fragment of the inscription mentioning Certissa (second half of the 4th century)
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- A fragment of the bottom of a shallow bowl containing an inserted piece of golden foil carrying the inscription “Florentes”- “Blooming” (second half of the 4th century).
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- Two-layer gold plated glass displaying a family of four with the inscription Vivatis felicis in Deo”-“Live happily in God” (second half of the 4th century)
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- Inventory of the grave 299 found at the site Đakovo – Parish church (12th – 13th century)
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- Silver ring with a plate in form of an octagonal star found at the site Đakovo – Parish church (12th-13th Century)
