Really cool place. They have a display of these beautiful woven blankets and clothes. Informative and enjoyable. Its small, so dont expect to spend 3 hours here.

Fun quick outing for kids. Always interesting and we loved the nativities from around the world in December.

This is a tiny museum - an hour would be the max you would probably spend.That said - it was interesting, well organized and had a nice variety of displays. They were at different heights, which preschoolers enjoyed, and many had interactive features. There was a concept puzzle teaching children that not all pottery in archaeology will be complete, bead work, building pots with rings and coloring on pots with chalk.The section I described above was about an archaeological site in Mexico. The second section when we attended was about shoes.Both sections were fresh and creative in their approach, and informative about the topic, inviting viewers to connect on a variety of ways. The shoe display suggested building your own shoes and sharing them online to win prizes.I realize not everyone liked this museum but on this rainy day it was a fresh, fun spot to visit.

I expected more, but what they have in their small space is nice. The exhibit on Mayan weaving is really interesting.

Its free and interesting! There are always 3 different exhibits up, historical or anthropological or archaeological. There are special activities available for young kids.

Much more exciting than anticipated! We went during the Night at the Museums event and it was wonderful! They are doing lots of cool research and answered all our questions. I expected boredom but was left very pleased

Always a pleasure to see the hard work of the anthropology and archaeology departments. Paul is an amazing curator and director. The exhibits are always interesting and well done. Staff is knowledgable and committed to their craft.

I took my grandkids and the 8-11 year olds got to earn a badge while we looked at the displays. They loved it!

This museum is a teaching museum in that students help to design and create the displays. This means that the exhibits are rotated regularly. The museum has a large collection of artifacts, so the exhibits often feature Mesoamerica, Southern Utah, and the ancient Near East. It is a fun museum and has activities geared towards people of all ages.

I used to work at this museum when I was in college, and it was great then, but its even cooler now because the museum has moved to a new location and a bigger building with more room for amazing exhibits. Their current exhibit featuring nativities from around the world is just lovely. I also think this museum has some stellar date nights and family activity nights.

Super cool place been there a couple times since not bad just you know cousin quiet time or whatever

Very interesting place to see, although my preschool age kids loved the thermal camera demonstration way more than looking at the displays of accurate, historical clothing worn by people long ago.

A very, very small museum. But very helpful staff and great informative displays. They had a holiday FHE there with activities for the kids and a scavenger hunt around the museum. It was fun. Wouldnt go out of my way to visit, but in conjunction with the other BYU museums its a worthwhile visit.

My favorite part of this Museum is all of the events that they are constantly putting on for the public. Its a great chance to learn about different cultures from around the world.

Fascinating exhibits and great events.

The museum has so many fun and family friendly activities . But there are also really great things to do for young single adults. The exhibits themselves are interesting and you learn while experiencing and doing things hands on. Amazing what the BYU archaeologists can do and what the students do to put on great exhibits.

What a surprisingly fun and engaging little museum! Tons got visitors to do! I took my preschool class there and they loved it!

This museum is relatively small but full of treasures ranging from full-size dinosaur skeletons (that appear cramped in their quarters) to tiny fractures. Kids of all ages can put their heads in the jaws of a T rex and watch the mostly students working to free bones from the encrusted stones/mud.

Very small, not any assistance or guide,

It was a lot smaller than I had hoped.

They have interesting stuff related to different cultures.

Really amazing place. They allowed us to connect with our ancestors.

Great museum and friendly staff. All the events have something for everyone.

A really pretty little Meuseam.

Great little Museum! Kid friendly and really intereting exhibits.

Very very very simple small museum. No creative exhibits really. Would be incredibly boring for almost all children and adults. Just a few artifacts in display cases. The only reason Im not giving it one star is because it is very clean and it is free.

The staff is invested in making your visit fun and memorable. The exhibits are interesting and rotate pretty regularly, so theres usually something new to see.

Small, but interesting, and worth a short visit.

Came in and was the only person there, which was maybe a sign. No one talked to me, and I was kinda confused by the exhibit.

I really enjoyed this museum! Great place to take the kids!

Its free, but it only takes about 15 minutes to se everything.Super small.No activities for kids.

Its small, but the exhibits include self-paced study guides

Small because its created by students but has great events and exhibits

Its a nice little museum with free entrance and a great staff. Drop in while youre bouncing around BYU.

Its rather interesting, thats all I can say.

Very interesting

Great exhibits and all run by students

Great free museum

Fun place

Lovely.

One word: small.

Small museum, free entrance.