Archaeologist Curated Chennai Museum walk - Bronze & Iron

• Do you want to understand museum artifacts in depth and appreciate art, architecture and history behind the artifacts and the stories behind?

This walk is designed for those who seek context, meaning, and insight.

Why this Museum Walk?

• Led by an Archaeologist and researcher, offering scholarly interpretation beyond what is visible in the artifacts
• Deep exploration of the Bronze Gallery — understanding artistic mastery, symbolism of divine depictions, and historical context
• Insights into the discovery of Iron in this region over 5,000 years ago and its cultural significance
• Experience history through five dimensions: Archaeology · Architecture · History · Mythology · Art
• Conducted in a small group to allow depth, dialogue, and meaningful interaction
   

Sounds interesting? Pay & register asap. 

About the Curator - Dr. Aarti

•  Academician - Have been teaching Art, Art History, Architecture, Archaeology, Iconography, Indology, and Ethno- archaeology.
•  Doctorate in Ancient History and Archaeology, Study of musical instruments depicted in the miniature paintings of Rajasthan, M.A. in Indian History, Culture, and Archaeology 
• Contributed to research publications 
•  Author of 5 books and the co-author of book - South Indian Murals 

About Chennai Museum

Chennai Egmore Bronze Gallery houses 1500+ Bronze Artefacts, largest in the world. Oldest is 3rd CE Four fragmentary Buddha figures excavated at Amaravati in Andhra Pradesh. 

Book Now

 Limited slots | Pre-booking required. Click 'Book Now' button on this page to Book and Pay Now. For queries, WhatsApp  / call +917550042234 / email contact@keyterns.com.

Photos Courtesy

• Sendyl.Travelogue 
• Museum Department