How many pieces Egyptian effects abroad .. Learn the heritage of Egypt in 39 museums worldwide

The Egyptian antiquities have been exposed all over the world, whether they were issued in a legitimate manner, where the custom was before the enactment of the law of good archeology, by the sharp sale of antiquities and their endowments, including what came out illegally by theft. In the following report and next lines we review the number of pieces in Museums around the world, as archaeologists wrote on a Pharaonic page on social networking sites.
The British Museum, London, United Kingdom: has more than 100,000 pieces (not including the Windorf collection, which was presented to the museum in 2001,
Which includes six million artifacts dating back to prehistoric times in Egypt and Sudan).
The Egyptian Museum at the New Berlin Museum in Germany: About 80,000 artifacts.
Egypt Antiquities Museum, UK: About 80,000 artifacts.
Louvre Museum, Paris, France: has about 50,000 artifacts.
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, USA: About 45,000 pieces.
Kessley Museum of Archeology, Ann Arbor, United States: More than 45,000 pieces.
University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archeology and Anthropology, Pennsylvania, United States: has more than 42 thousand pieces.
Ashmole Museum, Oxford, UK: About 40,000 pieces.
The Egyptian Museum Turin, Italy: 32500 pieces.
East Institute, Chicago, United States: About 30,000 pieces.
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA: About 26,000 pieces.
Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto, Canada: About 25,000 pieces.
Hirst Museum of Anthropology, Berkeley, CA: Over 17,000 pieces.
Fitzolim Museum, Cambridge, UK: Over 16,000 pieces.
World Museum, Liverpool, United Kingdom: More than 16 thousand pieces.
Manchester Museum, Manchester, United Kingdom: about 16,000 pieces.
The Egyptian Pavilion at the National Archaeological Museum, Florence, Italy: More than 14,000 pieces.
Museum of Art History in Vienna, Austria: more than 12 thousand pieces
Museums of five thousand to ten thousand pieces of Egyptian antiquities
* National Archaeological Museum, Athens, Greece: more than 8,000 pieces.
* Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, Moscow, Russia: more than 8,000 pieces
* State Museum of Egyptian Art, Munich, Germany: about 8,000 pieces.
* Romer and Pilsius Museum, Hildesheim, Germany: about 8,000 pieces
* The Egyptian Museum at Leipzig University, Saxony, Germany: about 8000 pieces
* Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia: More than 5,500 pieces
* National Museum of Antiquities Leiden, Netherlands: more than 5000 pieces.
* Peabody Museum of Natural History, New Haven, United States: more than 5000 pieces
Museums with a thousand to five thousand pieces of Egyptian antiquities
Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest, Hungary:
More than 4000 pieces.
The Egyptian Museum of Rosycrucian, San Jose, California, United States: More than 4000 pieces.
Museum of Natural History, Chicago: more than 3500 pieces.
Archaeological Civil Museum, Bologna, Italy: about 3500 pieces.
Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn, United States: More than 3000 pieces.
Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Pittsburgh, PA, USA: More than 2500 pieces.
New Carlsberg Museum, Copenhagen, Denmark: Over 1900 pieces.
National Museum of Natural History, Washington DC, United States: more than 1900 pieces.
Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles, CA, USA: Over 1600 pieces.
Museum of Fine Arts in Lyon, Lyon, France: 1500 pieces
Museum of Art, University of Memphis, Tennessee, United States: More than 1,400 pieces.
Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, United States: More than 1000 pieces.
* Free Art Exhibition, Washington DC, USA: More than 1000 pieces
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