The British Museum Is Haunted: True Ghost Stories of Looted Artifacts, From Exhibition Halls to Storage Rooms

Cursed artifacts, forbidden rooms, goddess statues, mummies, and mysterious archives.
Everyone who has ever worked here says they have seen it with their own eyes...
This top-secret tour, personally guided by "insiders" after closing hours, will absolutely open your eyes.

Are you saying the museum is haunted?
An artist obsessed with ghost stories plunges into the museum, attempting to uncover the long-rumored ghostly truth from the guarded staff. The ghostly disturbances at the British Museum have been rumored for a long time, and senior management has strictly forbidden revealing the inside story. However, the night security guards and artifact managers who patrol have something to say.

In this place where ghosts are born, death is just the beginning.
Objects, like humans, carry memories, emotions, sounds, and souls. The collections within the museum carry the ghosts of history, forcibly detained in display cases. People who enter the exhibition halls late at night, if they do not follow the rules, will be drawn into this endless turmoil.

Ghosts of the British Museum blends storytelling, folklore, and history, delving into the little-known past of human history and unveiling the world's oldest national museum as a continuous site of conflict. There, restless objects are held against their will, and humans who enter may inadvertently witness this unrest.

　　   The Night Rules for Museum Staff
　　．When passing through the windswept ghost ship graveyard, be careful not to be the one taken away.
　　．Remember to greet mummies you pass, politely asking how they are doing today.
　　．Do not touch the Night Queen relief; if you feel a chill near it, move away quickly.
　　．Do not easily move the Sekhmet statue; it must guard the gate and its compatriots.
　　．When you hear music from the dome of the Sea Goddess Temple exhibit hall, do not hum along.