Archaeological museums are institutions that collect, preserve, and display artifacts from past civilizations. These artifacts can include tools, pottery, sculptures, and other items that provide insight into the daily lives, cultures, and histories of ancient peoples. Visitors can learn about significant archaeological sites and the methods used to uncover these treasures. Many archaeological museums also offer educational programs and exhibitions that highlight specific themes or discoveries. They often feature collections related to famous archaeological sites, such as Pompeii or Machu Picchu, and may include items from notable civilizations like the Egyptians or Greeks.