Garstang Museum

Garstang Museum is based in the University of Liverpool and is centred around Archaeology history. It was founded in 1904 and houses many ancient artefacts ranging from Egyptians to Nubian collections.

The museum offer a variety of unique archaeology collections available to view inside the museum and online via their pinterest boards. Each one has a small description detailing what it is and the dimensions of the artefact. Additionally, there are photoscanned models of the artefacts on the Garstang Museum sketchfab page available for you to use in 3D projects. Some of these collections include:

• Egyptian
• Nubian
• Meroe: Africas Forgotten Empire
• Oxyrhynchus Papyri

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Furthermore, there is an option to request access to collections and photographic archives if you are a researcher.

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Opening Times:

The museum is open on Wednesday and Thursday from 10am to 4pm. Additionally, the entry to the museum is free.

Accessibility:

• Virtual tour available to view on the website.
• Accessible toilets are available.
• Wheelchair accessible entrance and carpark.

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