The 1st floor of the museum focuses on fossils and ancient human history, as well as a room dedicated to geology.
Exhibits of note are:
Ivan the T. rex - found by Alan Komrosky in 2007, this giant Tyrannosaurus rex  is about 65% fossil.
 When it was found, it had the most complete tail of any T. rex, with only three vertebrae missing.

"Sea Creatures of the Plains" - Showcasing Kansas Marine fossils, such as a 34 ft.
Tylosaurus, a Xiphactinus, and a mosasaur.

Egyptian mummies - Female mummies from ancient Egypt
Coins of the Roman Emperors - A 50 ft.
time line that showcases gold, silver, and bronze coins from nearly every Roman Emperor, as well as write-ups on their exploits and conquests.

World Civilizations - Greek, Roman, Etruscan, Egyptian, Pre Columbian, African, Southeast Asian & Ancient Near East showcases.
The 1st floor of the museum focuses on fossils and ancient human history, as well as a room dedicated to geology. Exhibits of note are:
Ivan the T. rex - found by Alan Komrosky in 2007, this giant Tyrannosaurus rex  is about 65% fossil.  When it was found, it had the most complete tail of any T. rex, with only three vertebrae missing.
"Sea Creatures of the Plains" - Showcasing Kansas Marine fossils, such as a 34 ft. Tylosaurus, a Xiphactinus, and a mosasaur.
Egyptian mummies - Female mummies from ancient Egypt
Coins of the Roman Emperors - A 50 ft. time line that showcases gold, silver, and bronze coins from nearly every Roman Emperor, as well as write-ups on their exploits and conquests.
World Civilizations - Greek, Roman, Etruscan, Egyptian, Pre Columbian, African, Southeast Asian & Ancient Near East showcases.
Museum of World Treasures