Interpretation for a target audience
Egyptian Sculpture Gallery Touch Tour The British Museum’s Egyptian Sculpture touch tour (Room 4) provides an inclusive, hands-on experience for blind and partially sighted visitors. Using a variety of resources, visitors can...
Egyptian Sculpture Gallery Touch Tour
The British Museum’s Egyptian Sculpture touch tour (Room 4) provides an inclusive, hands-on experience for blind and partially sighted visitors. Using a variety of resources, visitors can take a self-led or volunteer guided touch tour of one of the Museum’s most popular galleries, experiencing 3000 years of ancient history.
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