Explicatory signs in Braille

17 January 2011

The Antiquities Museum, in cooperation with the Taha Hussein Library , announces initiating the use of explicatory signs in Braille describing the most important pieces of antiquity in Braille for the blind, aiming to educate them archeologically and integrate them socially.
With the help of these explicatory signs, the blind can identify the shape of the antiquity and its description, thus increasing archeological awareness and knowledge of history.