The Museum of Prehistoric Man in Maan Baruch is the work of the life of Amnon Assaf, a historian who collected tens of thousands of artifacts for more than sixty years and founded the museum, maintained and developed it himself until he reached the age of 85 years. The museum includes several exhibitions, the first of which is the exhibition of decorated skulls, a custom followed by the inhabitants of the Levant in the Neolithic era, where the skull was removed from the dead person and then covered with a plaster-like substance and decorated and decorated, and then these skulls were buried under the floors of houses as part of a unique ritual . The museum also includes an exhibition of hunting tools, and the bones of a woman buried with a small dog, and this shows that the inhabitants of the Levant considered dogs to be pets since the Stone Age.