Ethnological Museum Review

The museum is located in the University of Ethiopia. It is the palace of the emperor of the Sesis. You can see the shadow of the emperor's life. It is the last feudal emperor. There are many objects of folk customs. There are porcelain gifts from China. The place of the coup, the big bed where you live, the costume of the short emperor, Imported sink bathtub, office desk..., more abundant than the National Museum exhibits, it is worth watching! ! ! Note: The ticket is 200 bill...

The Addis Ababa National Museum is a cultural museum that fully introduces the Ethiopian nation. It contains many tribal folk tools and archaeological finds, as well as some animal and plant specimens here. It is the best place to fully understand Ethiopia. Definitely worth a look.

The Addis Ababa National Museum is located in the university town. It is a small museum reflecting Ethiopia's history and animal and plant resources. There are many literatures and physical cultural relics, or animal specimens. Although the area is small, the sparrow is small and complete. The coverage is very much, and there is a detailed introduction, it is worth coming

The thing is that in the capital of Ethiopia in Africa, there are skeletons of the world's oldest human ancestors, and the Great Rift Valley in East Africa, located in this country, is not only one of the most active tectonically active regions in the world, but also one of the centers of ancient human archaeology. The earliest human skeletons were unearthed there. The precious Lucy skeleton, which scientists call the human ancestor, was discovered in 1974 by a famous American archaeologist, Professor Donald J. Hansen, in Ethiopia, in the lower reaches of the Avashi River in the Great Rift Valley of East Africa, more than 3 million years ago.

The capital of Ethiopia, Addis Ababa, is a relatively primitive city. Here, what we can see is the hard work of Chinese construction workers. Most of the planes fly past are construction workers, and there are very few tourists.