The fossil museum was registered in 1998 and although small, houses mainly the finds made on Ganora. The fossils exhibited are on average about 280 million years old. It was in the time when mammal-like reptiles roamed the earth, pre-dinosaur time. You will also see small models which give an indication of what they looked like. There are also fossilized leaves from the Glossopteris trees, which formed the coal mined in South Africa today. The Compasia dela Harpi fish fossil is also on show in the museum, which proudly also has the only complete example of this fossil in the world. Children also enjoy the museum and explanations are done in such a way that they can understand and value the information. Many other artifacts have also been discovered on the farm and these discoveries are shared in the private artifact museum. The private Bushman artifact museum is also housed in the original farmhouse, like the fossil museum. Here you’ll see the tools found and their unique uses are explained. Some were found in caves, and others in areas they used as “workshops.” There are also some arrows and musical instruments as well as bags they made from the hides of animals they hunted. As a registered museum, records are kept of where the artifacts were found and cataloged according to the law.