4 Sean Kruger - 3 years ago
Believe it or not. The museum is actually open to all students and staff! So if you’d like to see really well curated collections in a beautiful campus building, definitely take a morning and have a tour.
Also- pictures in front of this building by “die bokkie dam” is a must!????
1 David Rogers - 4 years ago
The museum is closed until 17 January. No notifications at entrance.
4 Damien de Gouveia - 6 years ago
Interesting exhibition on the cultural as well as socio-economic importance of Mapungubuwe.
4 Lavi Maluleke - 6 years ago
What a lovely history of our old cultural customs. All of the findings are kept here
3 Chris Bowles - 5 years ago
I arrived assuming you could just walk in to view the collection, but it turns out you need to make an appointment. Phone ahead you guys!
5 yu Van - 2 years ago
Know the history of ceramics
5 Adrian van der Velden - 5 years ago
Superbly curated and the treasures are magnificent to see!
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