Varied Greco-Roman archaeological remains
Countless cabinets adorn the rooms of the Palacio's lower floor that contain Portion's of Greco-Roman statues of extraordinary value, masculine and feminine busts, horsemen, dancers and mythological representations.
These wide cabinets also keep remains of Italic: saguntinos acnes, complete with the names of the old potters that manufactured them. Music instruments, dice made in ivory and a multitude of objects of the same period.
The interesting brass chart that seems to refer to a ceremony of those times is in another cabinet.
Glass objects are also stored in the cabinets, among them the beautiful garnished glass of offsprings and superimposed leaves.
In the room of Ganímedes epigraph remains are conserved, one of which reads this way: PRO SALVE HADRIANI AVG ET SABINAE AVGVSTA Ñ SILVANO PANTHEO AVTARCER SABINA AVG Ñ LIB EX VOTO.