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Kelsey Museum of Archaeology
About this museum
Visitors to Ann Arbor who want to stretch their travel budget will find a perfect destination at Kelsey Museum of Archaeology, where FREE ADMISSION opens the door to a genuinely rewarding archaeology museum experience. Small museum with entry by donation highlighting ancient and medieval artifacts with tours and lectures.Visitors to Kelsey Museum of Archaeology can expect to discover a wealth of archaeological artifacts and interpretive displays that bring ancient civilizations to life. The museum's collection spans thousands of years, from ancient Egyptian mummies and Roman glass to medieval textiles and Near Eastern pottery. Located on the University of Michigan campus, the museum benefits from decades of university - sponsored archaeological excavations that have produced a rich and diverse collection unavailable elsewhere in the region.With an outstanding 4.8 - star rating from 296 Google reviews, Kelsey Museum of Archaeology has earned its reputation as one of the top - rated free museums in Ann Arbor.You can find Kelsey Museum of Archaeology at 434 South State Street in Ann Arbor. The museum is open several days a week (Friday: 10AM - 4PM, Saturday: 11AM - 4PM, Sunday: 11AM - 4PM, Thursday: 10AM - 4PM). Visit the official website for current exhibit details. While there is no admission charge, donations are welcomed. Looking for the best free museums near Ann Arbor? Kelsey Museum of Archaeology consistently ranks among the top choices.
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