Walter Roth Museum of Anthropology
Walter Roth Museum of Anthropology
Walter Roth Museum of Anthropology
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Luciano P
NJ10 contributions
Apr 2014 • Family
This is the resident of a barrister in the colonial state legislature which now houses collections from around the various regions of Guyana. The Amerindian culture is depicted and explained in this colonial style building fitted with Demerara shutters , a remnant of past glory days.
Written May 9, 2014
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KGB777
Singapore, Singapore41,326 contributions
This small museum has free entry and offers an insight into the lives of Guyana's native Indian population. Photographs are not allowed inside.
Written September 29, 2014
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paddiperkins
United Kingdom142 contributions
Jan 2018 • Couples
A modest place containing an unusual collection of artefacts. There is no entry cost but a donation is welcome. The information and items are displayed in a traditional style with no fancy gimmicks but you can't help but be drawn to things and take away some piece of information that you hadn't previously known.
Written February 6, 2018
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traveler271983
Nyack, NY19 contributions
Dec 2012 • Friends
Very informative tour. Could almost picture the Indians of the time when Walter Roth was in Guyana.
Roths book was helpful in this respect.
Roths book was helpful in this respect.
Written November 19, 2013
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Errol D
Countryside, IL109 contributions
Sep 2013 • Family
Guys like Schomburg would never have imagined that their hard work would be preserved in this facility. Want to learn more about the Indigenous people of Guyana? This is the place.
Written March 5, 2014
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Reasonable50
Greenwich, Connecticut3,701 contributions
Oct 2013 • Friends
This museum is very educational. The historical photographs are worth a look in addition to the exhibits. It is located in a posh neighborhood by Georgetown standards. It even has some small gifts available for purchase on the second floor.
Written October 26, 2013
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Travel Consultant
Georgetown, Guyana56 contributions
Nov 2012 • Family
This Museum was named in honor of Dr. Walter Roth medical doctor, geologist, magistrate and benefactor of Guyana's indigenous peoples.
This building which was originally constructed for private use in the 1880's, houses a significant anthropological and archaeological collection. The only museum of its kind in the English speaking Caribbean and contains a large collection of pre-Columbian relics.
This building which was originally constructed for private use in the 1880's, houses a significant anthropological and archaeological collection. The only museum of its kind in the English speaking Caribbean and contains a large collection of pre-Columbian relics.
Written October 10, 2013
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Tim C
Cambridge, UK7 contributions
Aug 2013 • Family
Not on the scale of metropolitan museums but a fitting memorial to a remarkable man; good to see continuing work in the archaeology of Guyana.
Written September 5, 2013
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Abby M
Etobicoke19 contributions
Apr 2013 • Friends
Totally unsure what to expect when we decided to visit this Museum. My friend and I had seen this advertised before we went to Guyana and thought it would be good to see. It is a good place to go to learn about the People of Guyana. There are many things to look at and learn about. It is free, there is a donation box if you feel so inclined to leave a donation. There are two levels with a person there to aid if you need it. It is self guided, and open for pictures. As with most Museums I have been to I would go with no flash for pictures. They also have a spot on the upper level to purchase local made things, books about the area and other little trinkets.
Written May 10, 2013
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Anna O
Wilmington, DE30 contributions
Nov 2018 • Solo
A bit dry, but it does contain information about the Amerindian peoples of Guyana and their culture.
Written November 19, 2018
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The admission fee?
Written January 26, 2019
Admission to the museum is free. Hours: Mon.-Thurs 8-16:30; Fri. 8-3:30.
Written January 27, 2019
Queria q meu avo estivesse vivo pra me contar cada historia q ele passo - breno roth
Written December 18, 2015
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