The Robbins Museum is dedicated to the history and archaeology of Massachusetts.
The Robbins Museum, and it's nonprofit parent organization, The Massachusetts Archaeological Society, are dedicated to preserving and exhibiting the deep history and complex cultural expressions of the Native American peoples of the Commonwealth. Exhibits include Native American artifacts and culture, including ancient artifacts, Native American photographic portraits, and handmade 20th century dolls, figurines, and clothing. Group tours and school visits welcome by booking with the Museum office. Research library containing over 2,000 volumes on archaeology and Native American culture is accessible by appointment. Find us on Facebook at "Massachusetts Archaeological Society" and at www.MassArchaeology.org. Hours: Wednesday 10am-4pm and Saturday 10am to 2pm.
Keywords: Museum, history, archaeology, anthropology, Native American artifacts, education, preservation, Plymouth 400.
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