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That's right. This statue is called 'Liverpool' and is the largest single piece of marble in the country. You can see it on top of the Walker in Liverpool city centre.
You can learn more about this statue, and why the picture shows it being lifted, by clicking here
To see other statues from the National Museums Liverpool collection click here or learn more about conservation at the National Conservation Centre pages.
Well done. This is a close-up of a meteorite. It is the oldest item at National Museums Liverpool at around 4,550 million years old.
Click here to learn about the meteorite.
Click here to learn about other pieces from World Museum Liverpool's science collection or here for our space and time gallery.
The meteorite is not on display in the museum at the moment but many other rocks, minerals and space-related items are so pay a visit.
That's right. This is one of our more protective pieces. It is a helmet made from a porcupine fish.
To learn more about the helmet click here.
To discover other fascinating pieces from the same collection click here.
Well done. This is a pair of men's silk stockings and would have been the height of fashion in the 18th century.
You can learn more about the stockings and why they were attractive by clicking here.
These stockings are not on display at the moment, but if you click here you can learn about other pieces from our craft and design collection.
That's right. This is one of our most popular pictures. It is called 'And When Did You Last See Your Father?' and was painted in 1878 by WF Yeames.
You can learn more about this painting and why it is so popular by clicking here.
You can see this painting at the Walker, or click here to learn about other paintings from the Walker's collection.
Well done. This is the world's smallest whisky bottle with two model ships inside.
Click here to learn more about this record holder and how it was made.
You can see this and other bottles at the Merseyside Maritime Museum, or click here to learn about other pieces from the museum's collection.
That's right. This is one of the gravest pieces at National Museums Liverpool - a version of Napoleon's death mask.
Learn about the mask and Napoleon by clicking here.
Napoleon's death mask is on display at the Lady Lever Art Gallery. Click here to learn about other parts of the gallery's collection.
That's right. This is one of our luckiest pieces. The book deflected a bullet that would have probably killed the owner.
Click here to learn about the book and its owner.
This bible was on display at the Museum of Liverpool Life which has now closed to make way for the forthcoming Museum of Liverpool. Find out more about this new venue here.
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If you need a clue, or want to see a bigger picture, click on the lightbulb icon below an item. If you don't want to do the quiz and just want information on the pieces click 'Skip the quiz' above.
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If you need a clue, or want to see a bigger picture, click on the lightbulb icon below an item. If you don't want to do the quiz and just want information on the pieces click 'Skip the quiz' above.
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If you need a clue, or want to see a bigger picture, click on the lightbulb icon below an item. If you don't want to do the quiz and just want information on the pieces click 'Skip the quiz' above.
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If you need a clue, or want to see a bigger picture, click on the lightbulb icon below an item. If you don't want to do the quiz and just want information on the pieces click 'Skip the quiz' above.
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If you need a clue, or want to see a bigger picture, click on the lightbulb icon below an item. If you don't want to do the quiz and just want information on the pieces click 'Skip the quiz' above.
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If you need a clue, or want to see a bigger picture, click on the lightbulb icon below an item. If you don't want to do the quiz and just want information on the pieces click 'Skip the quiz' above.