The South Australian Museum situated on Adelaide's cultural boulevard, North Terrace.

The Art Gallery of South Australia, and part of the South Australian Museum, on North Terrace.

The South Australian Museum is a museum in Adelaide, South Australia, founded in 1856. It occupies a complex of buildings in the cultural precinct of Adelaide in the North Parklands on North Terrace. Its first curator was Frederick George Waterhouse and the current Director (2007) is Dr Suzanne Miller.

It contains the largest collection of Indigenous Australian artefacts in the world.

It also contains the main mass of the Huckitta meteorite of about 1400 kg.

External links

• South Australian Museum website
• South Australian Museum is at 34°55′15″S 138°36′11″E / -34.920783, 138.603017Coordinates: 34°55′15″S 138°36′11″E / -34.920783, 138.603017

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