Daily museum puzzle

Play the Anthropeum Game

Pin the map. Pick the era. Ten Met artifacts, one puzzle every day.

Jun 15, 2026 · 10 rounds · once daily

Round 1/10Score 0

When?

3000 BCE2000 CE
Met Museum artifact — King Sahure Accompanied by a Divine Figure, anthropeum game daily puzzle

Gneiss

Preview · Metropolitan Museum of Art, Open Access

  1. 1

    Drop a pin

    Place your guess anywhere on the world map.

  2. 2

    Pick an era

    Choose a 250-year block from 3000 BCE to today.

  3. 3

    Share your score

    Compare your daily grid with other players.

10

rounds per day

10,000

max points each

5K + 5K

location + time

Daily

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Common questions

What is the anthropeum game?+

The anthropeum game is a daily browser puzzle where you guess where and when ten museum artifacts were made. Each round shows an object from The Metropolitan Museum of Art — you place a map pin for location and pick an era on a BCE/CE timeline.

Is the anthropeum game like TimeGuessr?+

Both are daily guessing games, but the anthropeum game focuses on museum artifacts rather than photographs. You guess both geography and historical era, using objects from The Met's open-access collection.

How do BCE and CE work in the anthropeum game?+

The era slider spans from 3000 BCE to the present. BCE (Before Common Era) counts years before year 1; CE (Common Era) counts years after. Your score improves the closer your guess is to when the artifact was actually created.