Hama Museum, situated in the historic city of Hama on the Orontes River, preserves archaeological objects reflecting the long history of the city and the surrounding region of central Syria. Its collections include pottery, sculptures, inscriptions, coins, jewellery, mosaics, and other finds dating from prehistoric times through the Classical, Byzantine, Islamic, and later periods. Particularly important are discoveries from archaeological sites in the wider Hama region, which provide evidence of the communities and cultures that developed along the Orontes Valley over thousands of years. Together, these collections illustrate Hama’s enduring importance within the history and cultural heritage of central Syria.