The acquisition of the land by the City Hall allowed the development of the area for further exploration projects and the creation of an on-site museum, which was subject to Subprogram C of PRONORTE. 

    The estate exhumed in the archaeological excavations is varied, formed by thousand of ceramic fragments of common kitchen and tableware, luxury ceramics, glasses, metal and bronze coins. Some pots, plates, vases and goblets, after being restored, will become part of the museum's collection to be displayed in the Interpretation Center supporting the ruins.