The Archaeological Museum of Lamta is located in the coastal town of Lamta, about 10 km south of the city of Monastir. The modern town was built on an ancient site, which means that whenever construction or civil engineering works are found in the area, large quantities of antiquities and collectibles are found. In this museum, which was built in 1992. The museum traces the origins of the history of Lamta and its main exhibition includes exquisite mosaics, pottery pieces, marble carvings, a Christian sarcophagus and its carved marble lid that represents Christ surrounded by figures and symbols. Punic funerary furniture sheds light on the main aspects of economic life The museum's garden contains many antiquities, including the remains of the lavish Roman baths.