Jebel Barkal Museum, Archaeological museum at Karima, Sudan.

The Jebel Barkal Museum is an archaeological museum in Karima that focuses on findings from the ancient region. It features three exhibition halls with artifacts, pottery, and royal statues from different historical periods.

The museum was established in 1979 to hold finds from excavations in the Jebel Barkal area. Its three gallery rooms display artefacts and pottery from those digs, among them one of the royal Twenty-fifth Dynasty of Egypt statues found by George A. Reisner in 1916.

The exhibition displays stelae with Meroitic inscriptions documenting local rulers and their connections to kingship. These objects give visitors insight into the power structures and traditions of ancient Nubian society.

The museum is located on a hillside near Karima and is readily accessible for visitors wanting to explore archaeological collections. The exhibition is well organized into separate rooms, making it easy to take time viewing the displays.

The museum's best-known piece is a royal statue of Egypt's Twenty-fifth Dynasty, found at Jebel Barkal by George A. Reisner in 1916. It is displayed in one of the three gallery rooms, alongside pottery from the excavations in the surrounding archaeological area.