early Christian and early medieval collections include sculptures, inscriptions, lamps, liturgical vases, ceramics, jewelry, fibulae and belt buckles from Visigothic Spain, Lauragais and Ariège department. Museography Original museography Ground floor Toulouse room with objects on the history of Toulouse and its monuments Exotic room with collections of Roquemaurel First floor Egyptian, Greek and Etruscan antiquities room (Clarac collection, Campana deposit, Dugua collection) Gallic and Roman Room (Barry Collection) Room of the Middle Ages and Renaissance objects On 30 December 1923, a new ground floor room was inaugurated for temporary exhibitions. 1950s From the 1950s reserves are accessible to researchers. Ground floor Antique lapidary collections room (Chiragan) and an epigraphy gallery Greek ceramic room First floor Room of the Middle Ages and Renaissance objects From 1961 the first floor rooms were emptied of their collections and hosted temporary exhibitions. Since 1999 After the renovation work of the 1990s, the museum has almost exclusively been dedicated to Roman and early Christian Toulouse, and with its exhibition spaces, the opening to the public of the basement and the second floor adding to the existing two levels, the collections are now spread over four floors. The second and last floor is dedicated to the Tolosa in the pre-Roman and Roman province of Narbonne. The first floor displays the collection of Roman sculptures found in the Roman villa of Chiragan. The ground floor accommodates temporary exhibitions in the former tinel, a hall of honor where the student community gathered. In the basement are the early Christian necropolis, developed at the time the first basilica housing the body of Saint-Saturnin was built, sarcophagi and funerary inscriptions and a lime kiln. Attendance Graph showing museum attendance between 2001 and 2018. Other missions Besides displaying its collections, the Musée Saint-Raymond manages the following archaeological and historical sites: Roman Amphitheater at Toulouse-Purpan and the thermae in the Ancely (fr) quarter Saint-Pierre des Cuisines Church Basilica of Saint-Sernin References Original French text Sources External links Archaeological museums in France History museums in France Museums in Toulouse