Kosrae State Museum, Cultural heritage museum in Tofol, Federated States of Micronesia.
The Kosrae State Museum is a history museum in Tofol that collects archaeological artifacts and traditional objects from the Pacific region. The displays include ancient tools, shell graters, weaving looms, and World War II materials.
The museum was founded in 1981 and moved to its present location in Tofol in 2001. The expansion became possible through government support.
The displays show models of traditional homes and ancient beads that reflect the craftsmanship of earlier generations. Visitors can see the methods that were passed down over centuries.
The museum is open Monday through Friday, with earlier closing on Fridays. Visitors should check ahead to confirm hours before planning your visit.
The museum collaborates with the University of Florida to film cultural practices and create virtual reality models of archaeological sites. These digital projects make it possible to explore ancient places in new ways.
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