Garstang Museum of Archaeology
Explore the ancient world, discover new cultures and connect with the past.
Open to the public every Wednesday and Thursday, 10am-4pm, free entry.
A journey through the ancient world
The Garstang Museum is the University of Liverpool's museum of archaeology, founded in 1904. Our collections include artefacts excavated from Egypt, Sudan and the Near East with highlights including our exceptional Nubian collection and the Egyptian mummy at the heart of our Egyptian Afterlife gallery.
Entry is free.
Behind the scenes of the Garstang Museum
Our curator, Dr Gina Criscenzo-Laycock, tells us more about the 3,500 year old 'Garstang Mummy' from the museum’s collections.
Collections
Explore highlights of the Garstang Museum collections with our curated pinterest boards and 3D models.
Information for researchers
Researchers who would like to work with our collections are advised to discuss their project with our curatorial team before submitting any funding applications.
About us
Read more about the history of the Museum.