Onges, Jarwas, Sentinalese, Shompens, and Nicobarese. As you step inside the museum, you will be greeted by a vast collection of artifacts, photographs, and models that depict the traditional way of life of these indigenous communities. Some of the most remarkable exhibits include tools, weapons, handicrafts, and ornaments used by the tribes. The museum also showcases ancient huts, boats, and utensils, offering a glimpse into how these tribes have survived for centuries in isolation. One of the major attractions of the Anthropological Museum is the life-size model displays of tribal dwellings, which are designed to replicate the actual homes of the indigenous people. These models help visitors understand how the tribes have adapted to their environment using locally available materials such as wood, leaves, and bamboo. The museum also has a section dedicated to rare photographs and documentary films that highlight the rich traditions and customs of these native tribes.