Dr. Raj Bali Randey Puratatva and Kala Sangrahalaya
Dr. Raj Bali Randey Puratatva Sangrahalaya, Deoria is the storehouse of different types of archaeological elements.
Dr. Raj Bali Randey Puratatva and Kala Sangrahalaya is located inside the campus of M.M.M. Siksha Sansthan at Bhatpur Rani, Deoria. It is an archaeological museum. Dr. Raj Bali Randey Puratatva and Kala Sangrahalaya was established in the year 1970.
This Museum showcases different types of Stone sculptures, stones tools, terracottas, coins, microlithic tools, plates, bricks, potteries, manuscripts and various other things. It is open from 6.30 A.M. TO 5.00 P.M in summer and 7.00 A.M TO 1.00 P.M in winter. The Museum is closed on Sundays and other Government Holidays.
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This Museum showcases different types of Stone sculptures, stones tools, terracottas, coins, microlithic tools, plates, bricks, potteries, manuscripts and various other things. It is open from 6.30 A.M. TO 5.00 P.M in summer and 7.00 A.M TO 1.00 P.M in winter. The Museum is closed on Sundays and other Government Holidays.
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