The Prehistoric Man Museum

The Prehistoric Man Museum contains a vast collection of archaeological artifacts, tools, and vessels discovered in the Hulah Valley region of northern Israel.

Founded in 1954, the museum started as an initiative to preserve and display prehistoric findings from local archaeological excavations dating back 780,000 years.

The museum presents a complete skeleton of a Natufian woman discovered with her dog, providing insights into burial practices from 12,000 years ago.

Visitors can explore multiple exhibition halls featuring prehistoric tools, weapons, and detailed dioramas that demonstrate the evolution of early human societies.

The ethno-geographic section exhibits artifacts from different cultures worldwide, focusing on items manufactured from organic and natural materials.

Location: Ma'ayan Baruch

Inception: 1954

Website: http://ugmp.co.il

GPS coordinates: 33.23797,35.60866

Latest update: March 6, 2025 14:33