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Instruments, dioramas and a museum courtyard
Uganda Museums and Monuments’ visitor page places the Uganda National Museum on Kira Road in Kampala. It describes an Ethnology Wing with royal drums of Buganda and adungu harps of the Acholi, natural-history displays, and a garden courtyard with historic vehicles and traditional Ganda huts.
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Instruments in the Ethnology Wing
The visitor page places the Ethnology & Cultural Heritage collection in the museum’s Ethnology Wing and names royal drums of Buganda and adungu harps of the Acholi. The collection page says musical instruments including endingidi, amadinda and adungu are well represented, and names royal regalia — drums, stools, spears and ceremonial garments — as the centrepiece.[2][1]
Skeletons, a gorilla and a kob diorama
Among the museum’s natural-history displays, the visitor page names elephant skeletons, a mountain gorilla exhibit and a Ugandan kob diorama, presented as preserved specimens of Uganda’s biodiversity.[2]
Vehicles and huts in the garden courtyard
The visitor page lists historic vehicles, traditional Ganda huts and large-scale artefacts in the museum’s garden courtyard, which it groups as an outdoor exhibition.[2]
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A few clear answers before you explore.
Which instruments does the ethnology collection name?
The collection page names endingidi, amadinda and adungu among its musical instruments.[1]
Which natural-history displays does the museum name?
Its visitor page names elephant skeletons, a mountain gorilla exhibit and a Ugandan kob diorama.[2]
What does the museum list in its garden courtyard?
Its visitor page lists historic vehicles, traditional Ganda huts and large-scale artefacts in the courtyard.[2]
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