What’s the meaning behind this mask? British Museum volunteer guide Michele tells us about how these masks made by Bamana people from Mali in the early 20th century. These masks were used in N’domo society ceremonies associated with the progression of young boys into adulthood. Bamana people believe children are born androgynous and it is only after various initiation ceremonies and rituals that Bamana boys can attain their full male status. This object offers a different perspective on gender e

British Museum Virtual Tour 😃 There are a number of venues which we are able to explore still via 'virtual' means during the COVID-19 pandemic. So, let's do it 🙂 - I promise my driving will get better as I do more of these! Where would you like to go next? xx | British History Tours

Since 1986, the California Surf Museum has worked to preserve and showcase memorabilia, stories and icons that make surfing such a vibrant sport. For incredible surf history visit the California Surf Museum and check out the link below to surf our blog! 🏄 #SDMuseumMonth 🔗 bit.ly/OsideSurfHistory | Visit Oceanside

Assassin's Creed Shadows is in the 'Samurai' exhibition at the British Museum ! In the game, players take on the role of Yasuke, a skilled African Samurai inspired by the real-life historical figure who came to Japan in 1579. The exhibition runs until May 4th, 2026 in London. 👇 https://www.britishmuseum.org/exhibitions/samurai | Assassin's Creed