Summary
'the discoveries of some of the most remarkable explorers and scholars of their time'
- The Guardian
Full Description
Cambridge University's Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology offers a feast of images and ideas. Come and see world-class collections of Oceanic, Asian, African and native American art - canoes, sculptures, masks, and textiles - and major archaeological discoveries, ranging from the earliest stone tools, discovered by Louis Leakey in Olduvai Gorge, to British finds from Roman and medieval periods. Recent exhibitions include Arctic Passages, an exploration of the Wordie Arctic Expeditions of 1934 and 1937, and The Expiation of Guilt, by provocative Australian artist Gordon Bennett.
Opening Times
Normal Opening Times
| Tue |
10.30am |
- |
4.30pm |
| Wed |
10.30am |
- |
4.30pm |
| Thu |
10.30am |
- |
4.30pm |
| Fri |
10.30am |
- |
4.30pm |
| Sat |
10.30am |
- |
4.30pm |
Admission Free
