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Permanent Exhibitions
HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn Biographic Exhibition
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This exhibition room display a number of photographs and artifacts illustrating the life and works of the Princess. The exhibition covers the time from her childhood until the present day with highlights of her artistic work in literature, painting and ceramics. It shows her numerous contributions to the society and culture.
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Thai Ceramic Collections
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Ceramics from prehistoric sites in Thailand, such as Ban Chiang, Ban Kao, and Nakhon Sawan - Lop Buri, are on display. Also, ceramics from the Dvaravati period, stoneware from Northeastern Thailand and pottery from Sukhothai are included. In addition, there are Buddhist votive tablets from various historical periods, such as Dvaravati, Srivijaya, Haribhunjaya, lanna, Sukhothai and Ayudhaya.
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Social and Cultural Development in Thailand Exhibition
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This exhibition displays the results of research in social and cultural development in various regions of Thailand, from the earliest human communities to the present day, in order to show the social and cultural relationships between the various ethnic groups in Thailand and the people of other regions of Southeast Asia.
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Ethno-Archaeology Exhibition
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This exhibition presents the results of research that focuses on the comparison of past and present culture. The reconstructed and theoretical images of past societies and culture of various regions of Thailand are presented under three main themes:
- Pottery for burial rites and ethnicity
- Basic technology prior to the emergence of the state
- Settlement and adaptation to the environment
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