This impressive museum contains artefacts from the region of Orheiul Vechi, including Golden Horde coins and 14th-century ceramics; a rare, 2000-year-old Sarmatian fired-clay urn in the shape of a curly-coated ram; a beautiful amorpha (Greek jar) painted with anthropomorphic deities; and weapons dating from ancient times to the present. A huge late-Soviet-era diorama on the 1st floor depicts a battle near the village of LeuÅŸeni on the Prut River during the pivotal WWII IaÅŸi-°ä³ó¾±ÅŸ¾±²Ôă³Ü Offensive.
The sculptures in the garden out front date from 1–4 BC, making them the oldest stone objects discovered in Bessarabia.
