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The Museum of Ancient Glass occupies the Cosmacendi Palace, a Neoclassical building of 1877 on a former bastion of Zadar's walls, and opened in 2009. It shows Roman glass from Zadar and the surrounding region, including bottles, cups, jewellery and cinerary urns, and in a workshop inside the museum glassmakers demonstrate free-blowing and lampwork.
The Archaeological Museum Zadar was founded in 1832 and is the second-oldest museum in Croatia. Its building beside the Roman forum shows finds from Zadar County on three floors: medieval objects on the ground floor, Roman Iader and the region in antiquity on the first floor, and prehistory from the Palaeolithic to the Iron Age on the second.
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