Indian Archaeological Museums are famous for providing a vivid picture of the Indian subcontinent. Archaeological records like sculptures, portraits, coins and currency, revenue and court fee stamps, wooden and bronze sculptures, armory etc are ideally housed in the Indian Archaeological Museums.
Archaeological Museum, Purana Quila
It is situated inside the fort called Purana Quila
in Delhi. The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) carried out excavations in the year 1955 and later again in the period of 1969 to 1973.
Taj Museum, Taj Mahal
It is one of most famous archaeological museums of India in Agra district
of Uttar Pradesh. It is situated within the Taj Mahal complex, more specifically, in the Jal Mahal.
Archaeological Museum, Khajuraho
The Archaeological Museum in Khajuraho
, Madhya Pradesh, was built in 1967.
Archaeological Museum, Sanchi
The Archaeological Museum in Sanchi
Madhya Pradesh, was initially built atop a hill by Sir John Marshall, former Director General of ASI in the year 1919.
Mattanchery Palace Museum, Kochi
Mattanchery Palace Museum is located in Kochi in the state of Kerala.
Archaeological Museum, Konark
This museum stands in the town of Konark
in Puri district of Orissa.
Archaeological Museum, Vikramshila
This museum is situated in the ancient site of Vikramshila
in the vicinity of the Bhagalpur district of Bihar.
Archaeological Museum, Old Goa
This museum is situated in the convent portion of the church of St. Francis of Assisi of Old Goa
Archaeological Museum, Lothal
This museum at Lothal
was established in the year 1976 in the Ahmedabad district of Gujarat.
Other Indian Archaeological Museums
Other Indian Archaeological Museums include the AP State Archaeology Museum, Hyderabad; Archaeological Museum, Guntur District, Andhra Pradesh; Asiatic Society, Kolkata,West Bengal; District Archaeological Museum, Warangal, Andhra Pradesh; Indian Museum, Kolkata, West Bengal; Nalanda Archaeological Museum, Nalanda, Bihar; National Museum, New Delhi; Napier Museum, Kerala; Raja Dinkar Kelkar Museum, Pune, Maharashtra; State Archaeological Gallery, Kolkata, West Bengal and many more.
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Archaeological Museum, Purana Quila
It is situated inside the fort called Purana Quila
in Delhi. The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) carried out excavations in the year 1955 and later again in the period of 1969 to 1973.Taj Museum, Taj Mahal
It is one of most famous archaeological museums of India in Agra district
of Uttar Pradesh. It is situated within the Taj Mahal complex, more specifically, in the Jal Mahal.Archaeological Museum, Khajuraho
The Archaeological Museum in Khajuraho
, Madhya Pradesh, was built in 1967.Archaeological Museum, Sanchi
The Archaeological Museum in Sanchi
Mattanchery Palace Museum, Kochi
Mattanchery Palace Museum is located in Kochi in the state of Kerala.Archaeological Museum, Konark
This museum stands in the town of Konark
in Puri district of Orissa.Archaeological Museum, Vikramshila
This museum is situated in the ancient site of Vikramshila
in the vicinity of the Bhagalpur district of Bihar.Archaeological Museum, Old Goa
This museum is situated in the convent portion of the church of St. Francis of Assisi of Old Goa
Archaeological Museum, Lothal
This museum at Lothal
was established in the year 1976 in the Ahmedabad district of Gujarat.Other Indian Archaeological Museums
Other Indian Archaeological Museums include the AP State Archaeology Museum, Hyderabad; Archaeological Museum, Guntur District, Andhra Pradesh; Asiatic Society, Kolkata,West Bengal; District Archaeological Museum, Warangal, Andhra Pradesh; Indian Museum, Kolkata, West Bengal; Nalanda Archaeological Museum, Nalanda, Bihar; National Museum, New Delhi; Napier Museum, Kerala; Raja Dinkar Kelkar Museum, Pune, Maharashtra; State Archaeological Gallery, Kolkata, West Bengal and many more.
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