Pitt Rivers Museum

The Pitt Rivers Museum is situated in Oxford, Oxfordshire. This sensational museum is truly worth a visit particularly for lovers of Ethnography and archaeology, Photographs, sound and film .
This brilliant Museum has over over half a million objects on display in its impressive collection.

Whilst exploring the museum make sure you visit the Balfour Library, the Photographs, sound, film and archive collections, the Ethnography and archaeology collection and the Museum conservators at the Pitt Rivers Museum.

Some highlights on display at the Museum include, a Stone Axe from the Wahgi valley in Papua New Guinea, dating to the 1930s, a Gold Torc which dates back to the Middle Bronze Age (1400 to 1100BC), a Caricature mask from Mexico and not forgetting some beautifully carved Libation sticks which were made by the Ainu people, from Russia and Japan.

As well as the resident collection the Pitt Rivers Museum in Oxford has various seasonal exhibitions. See the official website for current exhibitions details.
Entry to Pitt Rivers Museum is free. Check out their website (link below) before your visit for up to date information.