This is the Ashmolean Museum

First thing you see when you go into the museum is this chappy on a plinth. He looks kinda chilly standing there to me.
This is the human figure gallery on the ground floor
English Stumpwork in the Textile Gallery and a Norse Runestone dedicated to Father, Mother and Sister

These are some early examples of money. I don't fancy carrything this around in my pocket
This is the museum's Japanese teahouse and a Georgian dessert table

Now this fella has the right idea

This one's a bit moody
*phew* its a long walk to the Pre Raphaelite gallery but its worth it to see this stunning painted cabinat and Persephone
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