Archive for the ‘Museum studies’ Category
Close down the museums!
Posted by: fattaff on 25 November, 2009
Stonehenge: physical engagement or simply seeing?
Posted by: fattaff on 9 April, 2008
The H Word
Heritage. To some, a word which encapsulates all our pasts, and personalizes them; to others it’s anathema, a word often used to denote the commercialization of our patrimony, an industrialization of history. Let’s discuss …
- Earliest Musical Instruments Date Back 42000 Years
- Kourion excavation hoping for Cyprus first
- Theologischer Code des Kaiserdoms in Speyer rekonstruiert
- Interactive map of the Roman Empire now online
- Digging opportunity at Syon Park
- Roman pot to go on display for first time
- Dogs, booze and bling: Northern Ireland's medieval shopping mall
- Oldest Art Even Older: New Dates from Geißenklösterle Cave Show Early Arrival of Modern Humans, Art and Music
- Earliest musical instruments in Europe 40,000 old
- Ältestes jüdisches Zeugnis auf der Iberischen Halbinsel
