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The African Museum of Lyon is dedicated to West African culture and civilization, showcasing over 2000 exhibits on 3 levels, thematically arranged as 'Everyday Life', 'Social Life', and 'Religious Life'.
The African Museum of Lyon is dedicated to West African culture and civilization, showcasing over 2000 exhibits on 3 levels, thematically arranged as 'Everyday Life', 'Social Life', and 'Religious Life'. On display are ritual masks, textiles, brass figurines, musical instruments, fishing tools, weaving implements, ornaments, weapons, royal emblems, and objects of worship from West Africa and the Gulf of Guinea.
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150 Cours Gambetta, 69007 Lyon, France
+33 4 78 61 60 98
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