Permanent Exhibition of the Historical Site Building, Taiwan Historica, Academia Historica (國史館臺灣文獻館)

Historical Site Building 1F/
1. Taiwan Topographic Map Model
2. Prehistoric Sites, Pingpu People, and Indigenous Peoples Exhibition Room
Since the late Ming Dynasty, Taiwan has begun to have a large number of written records. Before that, it belonged to the prehistoric period. According to archaeologists, there were signs of human activity in the late Paleolithic Age, about 50,000 to 10,000 years ago. Prehistoric sites range from the Paleolithic, Neolithic to the Metal Age, with ancestral activity sites everywhere. To let the audience feel as if they were on the scene, special models and charts have been made to glimpse the long river of Taiwanese human history.
Historical Site Building 2F/
Because the island of Taiwan is located at a maritime hub, the entry of different Eastern and Western powers began in the 17th century, which interacted with the island's indigenous people to create a brilliant maritime culture. This floor is divided into "Dutch, Spanish, and Zheng Period Exhibition Room," "Qing Dynasty Period Exhibition Room," and "Taiwan Indigenous Peoples and 228 Incident Exhibition Room."
1. Dutch, Spanish, and Zheng Governance Period Exhibition Room
2. Qing Governance Period Exhibition Room
3. Taiwan Indigenous Peoples and 228 Incident Exhibition Room
Historical Site Building 3F/
1. Japanese and Post-war Period Exhibition Room
2. Important Historical Figures and Events of Taiwan Exhibition Room
3. National Monument Model Exhibition Area