Our accredited tour guides will take you round the castle where you'd see and learn The Ghana Museums and Monuments Board oversees six museums, the largest and oldest of which was inaugurated on March 5, 1957, by Princess Marina, Duchess of Kent. The artefacts in the archaeology area date from the Stone Age through more recent times. Chief's regalia, indigenous Ghanaian musical instruments, gold weights, beads, traditional textiles, stools, and pottery are among the items on display permanently at the ethnographic gallery. Additionally, there are items that were acquired through trade from other African nations. Examples include beadwork from Southern Africa, Senufo masks from the Ivory Coast, and wooden Zulu figures. about the dungeons where the slaves were kept during the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade.