A museum and a monument as well. Created in 1963, the museum is located in a bastion of fortifications built by Vauban in 1700. In fact, the museum has been located in the vaulted galleries of the Saint André Bastion, a military building from the 17th century, since it was first created. It presents essentially archeological remnants form the Gallo-Roman period. Fragments of Greek ceramics and amphoras can be found alongside Ionian and Greek ceramics, inscriptions, votive objects and amphoras discovered on the site of Antipolis, founded in the 6th century b.c.. By the 3rd century b.c, Antibes had become a major platform for trade with Rome. Many traces of this era subsist, including monuments, ceramics, shipwrecks and most notably the treasure of the Saint-Roch Cove.