Museum of Anthropology at UBC

The Museum of Anthropology is located on the campus of the University of British Columbia (UBC) in Vancouver and is well known for its exhibitions of masterpieces of artistic civilization from around the world, especially works related to First Nations people on the Pacific Northwest Coast. At the same time, it is also an important local tourist attraction, research and teaching museum.

A museum of high science significance, where we can learn about human evolution and the history of human civilization through a lot of information, objects and cultural relics, etc., not many visits but it is a great museum.

The Canadian Museum of Anthropology is a very unique building here, the process of anthropology development is also very good, the whole museum can also see a lot of complicated things, come here to visit a lot of tourists are also a lot, anthropology development history is very long.

Great place to go, there is a really cool and big skeleton of the blue whale.

It is worth going, it is recommended, I have learned the knowledge of many people's literary history in North America, and in addition to the history of North America, the history of anthropology, and there are some small-scale exhibition themes, you can understand some anthropological art exhibits in other regions of time, And the anthropologists inside also often give free lectures to tourists more professional explanations, too much benefit.

Canadian National Treasure Archtect: Authur Erikson Design! Very unique Creative masterpiece! In UBC Campus! Need to buy ticket tickets. I went in. The collection was introduced in a methodical way, describing the grand Academic proposition: Anthropology of Anthropology! And it includes all kinds of historic stages, tribes of continental and subtle tribes of all the big states on the earth, and civilization outside anthropology! One of my favorite Canadian museums! Ah, Canada is such a compatible and inclusive country!

The most worthwhile museum tickets in UBC are 18 Canadian dollars, indoor and outdoor exhibitions. Some ancient totems in North America are displayed in different cultures. Objects from different periods in North America, Asia, Africa, Europe and Latin America are visited and closed at about two hours and five o'clock.