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The Museum of Prehistoric Anthropology, Monaco is a popular tourist attraction of the region. The country of Monaco has a glorious past and the wonderful Museums in Monaco carry the evidences of the glorious past of the region. The Museum of Prehistoric Anthropology, Monaco is a significant historical treasure of the region which is worth visiting.

The Museum of Prehistoric Anthropology, Monaco was founded by the Prince Albert I in the year 1901. The purpose of building the Museum of Prehistoric Anthropology in Monaco was to preserve ancient human relics that were excavated from the ground lying in the neighboring areas of the country. The Museum of Prehistoric Anthropology, Monaco is now located near the Exotic Garden by Prince Rainier III. The interior of the Museum of Prehistoric Anthropology at Monaco was set up by L. Barral and S. Simone.

The Museum of Prehistoric Anthropology of Monaco includes two rooms. One room is named as Albert I room, which mainly preserves the prehistoric items. The prehistoric items include several evidences of the major stages of human evolution that took place through the glacial and interglacial periods. You also find here fossil Homo sapiens like types of Cro-Magnon and types of Grimaldi. This room also houses the hunting trophies of Prince Albert I. The other room named as Rainier III room exhibits several regional collections. Here the visitors will get the knowledge of how in ancient Palaeolithic era, which is a million years ago, the French Riviera was a dwelling place for the distant ancestors. The Museum of Prehistoric Anthropology also houses vestiges of animals. All these animals are now extinct or migrated to other regions. You will also see several items that represents the era of glaciary and inter-glaciary periods as well as of the Paleolithicthe, Neolithic, and the Bronze Age.

Museum of Prehistoric Anthropology, Monaco remains open from May 15th to September 15th in the time slot 9:00AM to 7:00PM and September 16th to May 14th, the time slot is 9:00AM to 6:00PM. The Museum of Prehistoric Anthropology remains closed on November 19 and December 25. The entry is not free and you have to pay a minimal amount to buy the tickets.

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