British Museum API

The British Museum API is a rest API. The British Museum API endpoint is located at http://collection.britishmuseum.org/sparql. You can find the British Museum API portal / hompage here. If you need British Museum API support, you can contact the support team directly at Web@britishmuseum.org. The British Museum API is not currently available on the RapidAPI marketplace. Click "Request this API on RapidAPI" to let us know if you would like to access to this API. Meanwhile, you can check out the top APIs that currently available for developers.

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