San Diego's only anthropological museum is home to 70,000 artifacts, folk art and archaeological finds from all over the world. With mummies and ancient carved monuments, the treasures inside San Diego Museum of Man are abundant, but the building itself is also a San Diego treasure and city symbol. The California Building with its tile-capped tower was designed in 1915 by Bertram G. Goodhue and reflects a whimsical "California Mission" style of architecture. Exhibits inside explore the culture and lives of ancient civilizations of the Inuits, the Mapuche, and the Mayans, among others.
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I think this is a good museum for an elementary school aged crowd... Any older than that, you aren't really going to learn anything or see anything that you...
Came here to look at the exhibits about evolution. Pretty interesting exhibits here.
The Museum of Man is a wonderful place to learn about who we are and where we came from. It's a large anthropology museum that couldn't have done better at...
These multifaceted exhibit halls explore the origins of humankind and feature the cultures of American Indians, ancient Egypt, Mexico, and Lati...
“Fascinating Anthropology Museum”
The Museum of Man is a wonderful place to learn about who we are and where we came from. It's a LARGE anthropology museum that couldn't have do...
“Horrible Museum!”
Very very small museum with limited collections. So many of the supposed "hands-on" exhibits were broken that we gave up even trying. Need some...
Unexpected Surprises
I went to the Museum of Man to see the Copper Age exhibit, which of course I found very interesting, but I ended up spending my entire day ther...
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