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The Burdur archaeology museum opened in 1969 and features statues, tombstones, friezes, and sarcophagi from the Hellenistic, Roman, Byzantine, Seljuk, and Ottoman periods in the garden entrance. The museum also houses a dancer girl statue found in Sagalassos ancient city along with statues from the Imperial Tiberius Caesar Augustus period. Additionally, the Kremna lounge displays statues of various Greek gods from the Roman colony town of Kremna in Pisidia.
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