Established in 1991 and located behind the Warangal Municipal Corporation, the District Archaeological Museum of Warangal houses a wide range of artefacts.The display in the museum includes prehistoric and early historic objects, palm leaf manuscripts, sculptures, arms and weapons, fossils, stuccos, bidriware, coins, terracotta, chinaware, enamelware, paintings, miniatures and epigraphs. By virtue of being situated in Warangal (formerly known as Orugallu), the capital of the erstwhile Kakatiya kingdom, many of the artefacts can be traced back to the Kakatiya dynasty. Apart from these objects it also has paintings, miniatures and epigraphs along with the facility of a functioning library.

Information sourced from https://heritage.telangana.gov.in/museums/district-archaeological-museum-warangal/