Fujairah Museum, Archaeological museum in Fujairah City, United Arab Emirates.
Fujairah Museum is an archaeological museum in Fujairah City that displays discoveries from different time periods. The exhibits spread across five halls with artifacts, tools, weapons, clothing, and reconstructions showing how historical trade took place.
The museum started in 1969 as a single display room before developing into a larger institution. A major renovation took place in 1991 when it was reorganized into its current building structure under Sheikh Hamad bin Mohammed Al Sharqi.
The collections show how local people lived and worked through objects related to fishing, weaving, and craft production. You can see everyday items that tell the story of how families built their lives and communities in this region.
The museum is located near Fujairah Fort and is easy to find in the city center. Plan your visit for Sunday through Thursday, as it has different opening times in the morning and afternoon.
The museum holds a U-shaped tomb from 2000 BC and an ostrich egg from the 3rd century BC. These rare pieces are part of a larger collection of over 2,000 historical objects spanning many centuries.
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