British Museum wins arts accolade
Wednesday, June 15th, 2011The British Museum is named Museum of the Year by the Arts Fund in recognition of its History of the World project.

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British Museum wins arts accolade
The British Museum is named Museum of the Year by the Arts Fund in recognition of its History of the World project.

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British Museum wins arts accolade
The British Museum in London is one of four cultural establishments shortlisted for this year’s £100,000 Art Fund Prize.

Ancient carved ivories linked to thriller writer Dame Agatha Christie are to go on show for the first time after the British Museum buys them for £1.17m.

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Christie ivories to go on display
A new show at the British Museum features some stunning items which were nearly lost in the years of Taliban rule.

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VIDEO: Afghanistan treasures revealed
The British Museum’s major autumn exhibition this year examines ancient Egyptian beliefs about life after death.

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The world’s longest Book of the Dead
A Conservative peer has donated £25m to the British Museum in what is thought to be the biggest gift to the arts for two decades.

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British Museum gets £25m donation
The British Museum settles a dispute with Iran’s national museum over the loan of ancient Persian treasure the Cyrus Cylinder.

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Cyrus Cylinder is loaned to Iran
About 8,000 people evacuated the British Museum Saturday after authorities received complaints from about 10 people of eye and throat irritation, a spokeswoman for the museum said.
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Thousands evacuate British Museum
At least 8,000 visitors were asked to evacuate the British Museum after what was described as a “gas” incident.

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British Museum emptied over ‘gas’