Located near the entrance to the distinctive archaeological site of the same name, the Kerkouane Archaeological Museum is dedicated to presenting a clear picture of the restored Punic city during the third century BC, by displaying collectibles that reveal aspects of its people's daily life and economic and commercial activities, which are represented by ceramic pots and sculptures. And stone statues, seals, Egyptian amulets, keys, ceramic pieces and other collectibles that illustrate the area's great maritime and commercial activity in the past.