Exhibiting “Secrets of the Silk Road”

By Gabrielle Niu | Published: January 19, 2011

The Penn Museum’s Exhibits Department has been developing the interactive features for the Secrets of the Silk Road exhibition opening February 5th! Watch this video for a sneak peek into the exhibition and click here to see photos of the department at work.

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