Government Archaeological and Educational Museum

Government Archaeological and Educational Museum

Government Archaeological and Educational Museum, located at Uttaar Pradesh is the repository of archaeological objects.

Government Archaeological and Educational Museum is located at Deoria in Uttar Pradesh.It was established in the year 1950.This has a rich archaeological collection including terracotta, minerals, rocks coins, metallic images etc. The collection of painting and manuscript are worth to mention. Some stone images and excavated materials of Mohanjodaro and Harappa are also on display there. Besides, the museum holds stuffed birds and animals, zoological specimen models of dams, different types of charts and maps etc.

The museum is open on all days from 7.00 A.M to 12.00 noon during summer and 10.00 A.M to 5.00 P.M during winter.

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