All news on the topic: Museums

Archeologists in Giza discovered the tomb which belonged to a man named Banhesi who lived at least 1,500 years after the construction of the ancient Egyptian pyramids

The surgery room is now a museum and will reopen to the public after refurbishment thanks to a Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sports grant

Just Stop Oil climate change protesters carrying paint clashed with museum security guards after jumping a barrier at a dinosaur display at Herbert Art Gallery and Museum in Coventry

The town in Yorkshire has two sandy Blue Flag beaches, a pretty harbour, a sea life sanctuary, and one of the oldest purpose built museums in the world

TikTokker Arorio Art posted a video of her pulling up a loose cobblestone outside Canterbury Cathedral with the caption "souvenir acquired" - but claims she wasn't responsible for it going missing

It had been thought 15-ton Dippy was the world’s largest prehistoric beast, but at 57 tons, ­Patagotitan mayorum is much heavier and measures 121ft from head to tail, longer than 85ft Dippy

Know for drinking the blood of their prey, the sea lamprey is as elusive as their nickname of vampire fish suggests, having last been seen on the Dutch island of Texel in 2017

Amnesty International has delivered a petition with more than a million signatures ahead of Thursday meeting in Rwanda following criticism that Fifa is yet to specify details around "legacy fund"

Greece has been disappointed once again after the Prime Minister refused a law change which would return the Elgin Marbles after they were taken from Athens' Parthenon Temple in the 19th century

The museum, at his US football club Inter Miami, will look at David Beckham's life and achievements and feature memorabilia collected over the years by his dad Ted

A savvy car-boot shopper spotted the six-inch white Chelsea figure at an event in Gloucestershire in the mid-1990s and kept it on his shelf for decades before finally getting it valued

Good Morning Britain co-hosts Ed Balls and Ranvir Singh helmed a debate on the Royal Family’s decision not to use the controversial Koh-i-Noor diamond in the coronation

Burglars forced their way into the Princessehof Ceramics Museum in Leeuwarden, Netherlands - which houses some of the most-valuable ceramic art in the country, including priceless Ming vases

Researchers at Museum of London Archaeology and the University of Hertfordshire spent four years examining the 17th century containers and hope their findings will be shared at museums around the country.

This unique ­Pollock’s Toy Museum collection of 7,000 items was housed in a Georgian townhouse full of sloping ­doorways and creaky floorboards in London’s Fitzrovia - but soon won't have a home

You could sleep among the trees and plants at Fotografiska, the renowned international photography museum in Stockholm, Sweden which is launching its new In Bloom exhibition

The medal was awarded posthumously to Squadron Leader Arthur Scarf, who was killed after leading a daring raid on enemy Japanese forces in Burma in 1941

Owners of luxury flats in the Neo Bankside development in London have won a privacy battle to prevent the public looking into their flats from the Tate Modern's viewing platform

Businessman John Aidiniantz who owns London's Sherlock Holmes Museum in London and his siblings have clocked up over 100 court appearances and racked up more than £2.5m in costs

The most popular British school trip destinations include London's Natural History Museum, Imperial War Museum, and Tate Modern

Amulets were found on and inside the masked body of the "golden boy" after using computerised X-ray scans to uncover his remains without causing any disturbance to the mummified body in Egypt

HM Coastguard were called to the scene near Sittingbourne, Kent, after the large whale carcass was found along the River Medway, with a team of volunteers helping to investigate

The display, at the museum in Santos, includes comments about the 1966 World Cup which would upset Three Lions fans - but there is one unlikely hero from the World Cup many will be delighted to see

The museum's chairman - former Tory austerity Chancellor George Osborne - has been engaged in negotiations over a possible deal with the Greek authorities for the 2,500-year-old cultural treasures