Current museum

The new museum has three floors used for exhibitions. A display of a stratigraphic column spans all three floors, rising to the roof of the building. The exhibitions are mainly dedicated to Copper and Bronze Age history.

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  Hall, with "Siret Cloud". Museum of Almería.
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  Model on archaeological methodology.
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  Stratigraphic column.
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  Assembly hall of the Museum of Almería.
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  Outside of the "Circle of Life" (Prehistoric Society Los Millares).
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  Inside of the "Circle of Life" (Prehistoric Society Los Millares).
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  "Circle of Death" (Prehistoric Society Los Millares).
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  Gallery devoted to prehistoric Society El Argar (2nd Floor).
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  The Model prehistoric Society El Argar.
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  Roman Society in Southeast Hispania (3rd floor).
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  Roman Society in Southeast Hispania. Trade in natural resources.
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  Al-Andalus (3rd floor).
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  Cemeteries in Al-Andalus (3rd floor).
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  Foundation of Almería (Al-Marilla).

Permanent exhibition

The permanent exhibition is located on the first and second floors of the building. The focus is mainly on:

• hunter-gatherer society,
• the society of Los Millares (Santa Fe de Mondújar, Almería)
• the society of the “El Argar” culture centred on Antas, Almería.

On the second floor, there is a metal structure in the middle of the room called the “Circle of Life.” Materials that teach us about the trade and war of the Millares society surround it. There are also objects related to the daily life of the settlement. The “Circle of Death” display, with the support of a video projection, shadows and sound, demonstrates much about the collective use of the graves and the ritual sequence carried out with each new burial. On the second floor is a layout of consecutive walls progressing from the bottom to the top, with the intention of showing how the society lived on the hillsides through their terraced homes and landscapes, especially in Fuente-Álamo, Cuevas del Almanzora, Almería. The area includes small sub-rooms with glass cases containing big vessels, bronze weapons, silver and gold objects and ceramics among other remains.^[3]

Semi-permanent exhibition

On the third floor, there is a long term display of a collection of Roman and Andalusian pieces. This includes a sculpture of the god Bacchus, found in a Roman villa excavated in the town of Chirivel in the northern part of Almería. There is also a collection of Andalusian Muslim tombstones, of which Almería was the leading production center. A display in the center of the room holds cabinets containing ceramics, toys, coins, and other small objects.

More in the museum

The museum also holds a library which is open to the public. The museum holds an exhibition area on the main floor where painting, contemporary art, and photography are displayed. There is a large space at the front of the museum which can be used by the general public.