The Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology is part of University College London, and contains over 80,000 Egyptian and Sudanese artefacts. Established as a teaching resource in 1892, with the initial collection donated by novelist, journalist and traveller Amelia Edwards, professor and Egyptologist Sir William Matthews Flinders Petrie conducted many excavations and sold his collection to the University in 1913. Initially a resource for students and academics, it has been open to the general public, in its current location, since 2018.
There is so much jewellery here that you could be forgiven for thinking you were in Claire's Accessories! I've always said that I love the way the Egyptian birds did their eye make-up. I would...
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