Some of the treasures of Lycia from excavations in Perge, Xanthos, Letoon etc. are held in Antalya's Museum of Archaeology, while many more are held in other museums around the world after being looted or unofficially excavated in the years before the Turkish state cared about such things. Some have been returned from museums in the US and Germany but many more remain overseas.
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| Map of the ancient Lycian empire |
Most of the exhibits at the museum from Lycian/Byzantine/Roman eras are statues and tombs.
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| Statue outside museum |
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| Statue of woman, Letoon |
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| Emperor Lucius Verus (161-169), Perge |
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| Emperor Hadrian (117-138), Perge |
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Emperor Trajan (98-117), Perge
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| Emperor Septimius Severus (193-211), Perge |
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| Aphrodite, Perge |
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| Artemis, Perge |
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| Athena, Perge |
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| Hermes, Perge |
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| Zeus, Perge |
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| Apollo, Perge |
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| Hecate |
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| A Heracles Sarcophagus, Perge |
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| Sarcophagus of Domitias Julianus & Domita Philiska, Perge |
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| Lycian dedicatory steeles, Kaş, Elmaci & Kumluca |
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| A Dionysus Sarcophagus, Perge |
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'Weary' Heracles - top half returned to Turkey by
Boston Museum of Fine Arts in 2011 |
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| Objects from Patara excavation |
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| Objects from Xanthos excavation |