The University Museum of the University of Ghana

The museum was founded in 1960 and plays a key role in archaeological research and education in Ghana. It houses an extensive collection of artifacts that reflect various historical periods and cultures of Ghana. This collection includes artifacts from prehistoric, ancient and medieval periods as well as artifacts from the early modern periods. 

The museum not only serves as an exhibition venue, but is also an important research center. Students of archaeology and related disciplines have the opportunity to develop their scientific skills and work with real artefacts. Through cooperation with international institutions and archaeological projects, the museum contributes to the global discussion about West Africa's past.

Another important aspect of the museum is its role in cultural education and public awareness. It regularly organizes exhibitions, events and educational programmes that promote knowledge about Ghana's history and culture. The collection is accessible not only to professionals but also to visitors who wish to gain a deeper understanding of the historical and cultural significance of the region.

The museum displays a variety of exhibits that illustrate the daily life, religious practices, arts and crafts as well as the social and political structures of the various peoples of Ghana. These include sculptures, ceramics, tools, weapons, jewelry and religious objects that provide a fascinating insight into the region's past.

Overall, the University of Ghana Archaeological Museum is an indispensable center for understanding the history of West Africa and an important contribution to the preservation of the region's cultural heritage.