Museum Blog

Anthropological Museum with exhibits of the indigenous communities of the Colombian Eastern Plains, located in Tame, Department of Arauca.

Archeological museum specialized in the Mayan culture located in Retalhuleu, to the western part of the Guatamala.

An archeological site in the south of Uganda, near the Tanzanian border.

Sanctuary located in the Ashanti Region of Ghana

Mausoleum containing the remains of Abdoulaye Yakhine Diop located in the city of Thies in Western Senegal.

An Archeological Museum in Battambang, Cambodia

Mnarani Ruins Image credit to Daniel Masake Kitui (Commons 4.0) Type: Archeological site Settlement: 14th Century Country: Kenya The Mnarani Ruins is an archaeological site located on the coast of Kenya, near Kilifi. The site is famous for the large number of Arabic inscriptions found in the ruins masonry. The ruins still preserve a Mihrab, additionally there is a small mosque hidden among the baobabs. [1] In addition, the ruins comprise several mounds of what were once residential buildings. The settlement covered about 16 hectares of land, but was abandoned in the 17th century. The site is now covered with autochthonous medicinal trees. One of the risks to the ruins is that the site is prone to flooding due to heavy rains and a deficient drainage system. Part of the walls of the ruins have visible cracks in addition to the fact that another factor that can damage the ruins is the high temper...