- |The Gallo Roman Museum in Lyon, France, is located at 17 Rue Cleberg, Lyon, France and is built beside a rare set of Roman Paired Theatres that overlook the city.
- The Museum holds a collection of artefacts from the Roman period.
Monuments and Artefacts
- The Roman Paired Theatres
- The Roman Theatre of Fourviere had 10,000 seats.
- Also discovered here was a rare pulley mechanism for raising the curtain from below.
- The Roman Odeon had 3,000 seats, for Music and Poetry readings.
- It was very unusual to have Paired Theatres. The only other Paired Theatres in Gaul were at Vienne, of which only one now remains in existence.
- Lyon Tablet
- A bronze tablet recording the Emperor Claudius‘ speech recommending Noble Gauls be permitted to enter the Roman Senate.
- Coligny Calendar
- The Coligny Calendar is a Lunisolar Calendar engraved in the Gaulish language on a Bronze Tablet, dating to the end of the second century CE.
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