Jadar Museum

Jadar Museum
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The Jadar Museum (Muzej Jadra) is a history museum in Loznica, Serbia, opened on 14 September 1987, housed in the Old Pharmacy Building, a cultural monument of great importance. Its permanent collection covers human activity in the Loznica area from prehistory to 1950, holding 171 archaeological objects, 410 ethnological items, and over 1,500 documents. Notable exhibits include Roman-era Illyrian artifacts, a sample of the locally discovered mineral jadarite rich in lithium, and personal belongings of geographer Jovan Cvijic.

TypeMuseum
Period1500+ AD
CountrySerbia
Coordinates44.5318° N, 19.2247° E

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