Time explorer and more games on the British Museum's Young explorers websiteMarch 06 2010
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The British Museum has a fab new website for kids called Young explorers with online games and much more.
Young explorers screenshot courtesy the British Museum
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We absolutely love the amazing Time explorer game.
It's a bit like being Doctor Who and Indiana Jones at the same time!
Time explorer picture courtesy the British Museum
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You get to travel back in time to ancient civilisations: Imperial China, Aztec Mexico, Ancient Egypt and Ancient Rome.
Each time, you have to find and save a treasured object for the local people by solving challenges along the way.
Ancient Rome screenshot courtesy the British Museum
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TIPS... TIPS... TIPS Don't read these if you want to play the Time explorer game without help.
Do go to/click on chests and other objects such as levers and piles of stones to give you clues and objects and help you open doors etc and get further in the game.
We recommend you save your progress as Time explorer has timed levels. Then you can go back to the level you were last at rather than having to go back to the beginning of the whole game.
When you go back to play Time explorer, click on the orange flag in the Great Court that says LOGIN.
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In the final level, Ancient Egypt, you need to solve the puzzle of the hieroglyphs first - then to get to the below ground level where the Death Mask is, follow one of the paths that looks like it's leading to it. Watch out for the paths that have the spikes though!
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There's more to do on Young explorer apart from play the games.
The Discover section is packed full of info and pictures of objects from the British Museum, including Museum explorer - great for homework help.
Museum explorer screenshot courtesy the British Museum
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And if you're lucky enough to be able to go and visit the British Museum in London - you will see many treasured objects from around the world on display.
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By Rachel Hayward
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