Pre-Columbian cultures lived South of the United States before the arrival of Columbus.

Grand Opening July 10, 2008

The Museum will be opening at a new location with new exhibits and additional artifacts on display.

The Museum of Native American Artifacts welcomes you to a, "Walk through Pre-Historic Time". Who were these ancient Americans, these forefathers of the American Indians, and where did they come from? How did they hunt, fish, farm, and live their lives? These are all questions that can be answered through the fascinating study of the artifacts that were made by these ancient people.

Going back over 14.000 thousand years ago, up to the modern day American Indians, these artifacts have been uncovered throughout almost all of North America and many are on display at the Museum of Native American Artifacts. View our Online Gallery or browse the Internet Gift Shop for your own authentic Native American Artifact.

Hours of Operation:

10:00A.M.-3:00P.M.

Tuesday - Saturday

The Museum

Quapaw Pottery

Hundreds of years ago, when the first European explorers discovered the vast new world now known as the Americas, they found a race of people already living off the land. These tribal inhabitants soon became known as American Indians. The History of the United States is usually thought of as being discovered in the 1500's by explorers like Columbus, Desoto, and Cortez, but there is a much more ancient history that remains untold.