Antiquarium del parco archeologico di San Leucio, Canosa di Puglia

The antiquarium of the archaeological park of San Leucio is an exhibition space attached to the archaeological site of the same name in Canosa di Puglia, which was opened to the public on July 19, 2008, in the presence of Canosa Mayor Francesco Ventola, city councilors and the Honorable Raffaele Fitto. The structure consists of two communicating floors: ground floor; there are housed the figured capitals found in the excavation campaign of the Universities of Rome, Bari and Foggia, the feet of a telamon from the temple of San Leucio, a plastic reconstruction of the Greek temple dedicated to the goddess Minerva; second floor; several showcases house the archaeological finds from the excavation campaign.

Enriching the museum are files on the various excavation campaigns, the relationship between Canosa and Magna Graecia, and the relationship between the archaeological site of San Leucio and others related to the municipality.