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"Go see the awesome statue of King Tut (塑像)!"(4 つの Tips)
"I liked this museum better than the Field Museum (野原)!"(2 つの Tips)
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Kirstjen Lorenz9月 1, 2018One of the best collections of egyptology in the world, comparable to the British Museum or the Pergamon's collection, in terms of significance.
Explore Chicago9月 14, 2011One of Chicago’s Always Free Attractions, the museum has a collection of treasures from the Middle East such as a 5,000 year old mummy, a 40-ton Assyrian sculpture & a 17-foot tall statue of King Tut. 続きを見る
Ross2月 13, 2016One of my all time favorite museums. The collection contains many ancient objects used in daily life. Just imagine 5000 years from now somebody will be viewing 20th century personal items.- Rachel Starks5月 25, 2015I liked this museum better than the Field Museum! I studied ancient history in college and this little museum touched on all the near eastern civilizations. Best part is the GIANT lamassu!!!
P4月 6, 2019A phenomenal collection, with excellent accompanying information both on the articles themselves and on the archaeological process.- Ross2月 13, 2016The majority of the artifacts in the Oriental Institute Museum were found as a result of archaeological excavations sponsored by the Oriental Institute.
Jackie Mann8月 21, 2015The most underrated museum in all of Chicago! These collections and incredible, not to mention that entry is free! Highly recommended!
Mohd Rohaizad Kuala Perlis10月 23, 2012Free to visit and enter the Oriental Institute Museum with a lot of treasures collection @ University of Chicago.
Ruth Madrigal8月 18, 2013Small museum with beautiful collections. It's great for having a relaxing time, totally worth checking it out.
Gina Driskell2月 7, 2016An excellent example of artifacts outside of the Field Museum. Quaint with tons of information.
Steven Vega8月 7, 2014Beautiful collections from Asian and Middle East, even when the place is small is rich in artifacts and documents.- Lin G. Hansen1月 15, 2013Beautiful museum with a amazing collection of ancient artifacts! Go see the awesome statue of King Tut!
Jennifer Drinka3月 22, 2010See the mummies! They are so eerie that you can imagine them coming to life before your eyes. This place is one of the true wonders of Chicago. On your way, walk through University of Chicago's Qua
Anamaria Hernandez9月 1, 2014There's a beautiful reading room on the second floor! My favorite place at UChicago!
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The Oriental Institute is a research organization and museum devoted to the study of the ancient Near East. A part of the University of Chicago, is an internationally recognized pioneer in the archaeology, philology, and history of early Near Eastern civilizations.
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