The archeological part is presented in five rooms. It covers a long period between 6200 B.C. and the 8th century A.D. It contains various articles for personal use, arms (stone axe, copper and metal hack, metal and iron sword, helmets), jewelry, articles related to religion (idols, altars, cart models) and more grave-reconstructions (metal age, early and late iron age, 8th and 17th century).

This archeological part of the museum is pre-eminent and appreciated in Romania and abroad. It is very important the exhibition of metal age (2800-1400 B.C.) and late iron age (350 B.C.-100 A.D.), which has been presented in Bucharest, Baia Mare, Cluj, Milan, Hochdorf. The previous is well-known about the ceramic waifs from tell settlements (Carei-Bobald, Tiream-Kendereshalom/Hempclmap) and underground metal waifs (Pir-Potatolands, Carei-Spitz, Capleni-Kuba), the second about the celtic graveyard found at Piscolt-Sandhill.

In the chivalry room have been placed those few garden decorations which had decorated the park of the castle. There is a rare Venetian marble fountain (10th century), marble flower pillar-stands, stands (16th century) and a marble lion-headed bench (16th century).