A Minor Thought: Challenging the Metal Detectors

I’ll be going to the UK for a week in October, due to serendipity and an opportunity for odd research into immersive game design– which I’ll no doubt speak more on shortly, but! I have JUST DISCOVERED that the Royal College of Physicians has a collection of apothecary jars, guided medicinal garden tours, AND a brand-new exhibition on HOUSEHOLD RECEIPT BOOKS, how can I POSSIBLY pass that up.

A museum photograph of a white ceramic apothecary jar with blue writing that reads "Ptart Querci"

Figure 1. An apothecary jar from the Royal College of Physicians’ collection,
undated, also probably can fit in my carryon luggage y/n?

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