Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology Review

I was stunned by the fact that there were so many artifacts in such a small space, and the artifacts were well organized according to different times. After you visit the British Museum, it is a hidden treasure and there are no glass cabinets for the artifacts so people can touch the fragile artifacts. It is really interesting to enter the archaeological history.

It’s like going back to the past, like the museum I was when I was a kid (many years ago!) everything here is related to Egyptian archaeology, all of them glass display cabinets, they themselves look very old! Worth seeing the oldest records in the UK (probably the world) - they’re 5,000 years old! It is quaint and compact.

Petri's Egyptian Archaeological Museum is one of the little-known ancient Egyptian archaeological museums in London. The site is not very large, but it is full of fascinating cultural relics. The tickets are free and the opening time is limited. So please check it on the website before you travel.

The Petri Egyptian Archaeological Museum is very small, about five minutes from the Grant Eco-Museum. A small space full of handicraft. Not all the labels are clear. Most of the so-called Egyptian cultural relics are fake. Mummies are much more skilled.

The very large Petri's Egyptian Archaeological Museum has a very rich collection, which is worth visiting and studying.