A glass display case at the Greco-Roman Museum in Alexandria houses a collection of marble sculptures from the Greco-Roman period, including headless draped male and female statues, two sculpted male heads with detailed beards, and a carved stone relief panel bearing ancient Greek inscriptions. The artifacts are dramatically lit against a dark background, highlighting the detail and texture of the marble. The Greco-Roman Museum, located on Museum Street behind the old Governorate building in Alexandria, is one of Egypt's most significant repositories of Hellenistic and Roman-era antiquities.