 One of them houses notable pre-historical objects excavated from a fortification near Azambuja (3500–1500 BC).The group of Gothic tombs include that of "Fernão Sanches", a bastard son of King Dinis I, (early 14th century), decorated with scenes of boar hunting, as well as the magnificent tomb of King Ferdinand I (reign 1367-1383), transferred to the museum from the Franciscan Convent of Santarém.Other notable exhibits include a statue of a 12th-century king (perhaps Afonso Henriques), Moorish azulejos and objects from the Roman and Visigoth periods.