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Wits University Origins Centre

Wits University Origins Centre

Johannesburg

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Wits University Origins Centre

Wits University Origins Centre
This enlightening museum centre tells the story of early humans settling South Africa. Here you will find interesting exhibitions about various historic events, as well as various artefacts dating back to prehistoric times. Audio guides are available.

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  • addressCorner Yale & Enoch Sontonga, Johannesburg
  • phone+27 11 717 4700
  • websiteVisit website

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