Museums play a vital role in learning about heritage and history. They preserve artefacts—objects made by humans that are old, unique, and beautiful, related to our traditions and culture. Museums show us what ancient people wore, what kind of work they did, what artwork they created such as paintings and sculptures, and what they wrote in manuscripts. They help us build the past in our minds and see things we may never be able to see otherwise. Museums also help us learn about present culture and the work of different groups of people in the country and the world. They display artefacts related to art, traditions, architecture, and science. Science museums help us learn about things that no longer exist, like dinosaurs, and about things we can expect in the future. Museums preserve our heritage, which is the source of our pride and honour, and make it accessible for education and research.