Egyptian Jewellery at Wakefield Museum
Creative Tourist
Design and create your own Egyptian style jewellery inspired by our own museum exhibition.
Recommended for ages 6-11 years.
Booking essential.
Design and create your own Egyptian style jewellery inspired by our own museum exhibition.
Recommended for ages 6-11 years.
Booking essential.
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