Archaeological Collection of Kampos Ikarias

About the museum

The small but important Archaeological Collection of Kampos is located on the archaeological site of Kampos, the ancient Oinoe. It is housed in a small and elegant neoclassical building constructed in 1939 with voluntary labour from residents of Kampos and financial contributions from Ikarians in America and Australia, to house finds from northern Ikaria.

The exhibits come from Kampos, the site of Nas (temple of Artemis Tauropolos), Arethousa, Christos Rachon, Proesperi, Frantato and other areas, and include vessels, reliefs, figurines and architectural elements. In the courtyard there is a marble sarcophagus of late antiquity, decorated with carved garlands, rosettes and fruits, which probably belongs to a workshop of Asia Minor.

Highlights

• Neoclassical building of 1939 on the site of ancient Oinoe
• Finds from Kampos, the Temple of Artemis Tauropolos at Nas and other sites on Ikaria
• Vessels, reliefs and figurines
• Marble sarcophagus of late antiquity in the courtyard

Permanent exhibition

• Ευρήματα από τον Κάμπο και τη βόρεια Ικαρία – Vessels, reliefs, figurines and architectural elements from ancient Oinoe and other sites on Ikaria, with a late antique sarcophagus in the courtyard.

Founded

1939

Operated by

Εφορεία Αρχαιοτήτων Σάμου και Ικαρίας

Admission & discounts

Admission is free.

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Getting there & parking

The collection is about 2 km from Evdilos and is accessible by car.

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