The Ere­tria Muse­um is one of the most impor­tant archae­o­log­i­cal muse­ums of Greek area, which presents find­ings from var­i­ous sea­sons. The Muse­um is locat­ed in close prox­im­i­ty to the site, which helps for bet­ter under­stand. As impor­tant exhibits can be con­sid­ered the sculp­ture com­plex of The­seus with Antiope from the west ped­i­ment of the tem­ple of Apol­lo at Ere­tria, clay stat­uette Cen­tau­ri bleach, which is the ear­li­est rep­re­sen­ta­tion of this mytho­log­i­cal being, the bronze horse blind­er embossed with rep­re­sen­ta­tion from north­ern Syr­ia and Pana­thenaic amphorae. In the lob­by of the Muse­um hous­es sculp­tures of the 4th cen­tu­ry. B.C. and inscrip­tions. The first main hall of the muse­um include the find­ings of pre­his­toric Ere­tria, as well as three adja­cent pre­his­toric set­tle­ments, those of Xeropo­lis of Amarinthos and cheeks.