Museums
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Museums
By Joanne MatternDo you like to collect things? Some people collect art. Others collect objects from history. Some people collect cars or toys. You can collect just about anything! There are almost as many museums as there are things to collect.
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Museums
By Jason CooperAn introduction to the variety of museums that exist and the many pleasures they contain.
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Museums
By Susan C. BartoBarbara and Dick owned a yacht , and boating was their greatest pleasure . They took Mondays and Fridays off all summer so that they could have four day weekends at the boat . They belonged to a yacht club on the New Jersey shore ...
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Museums: A History
By John E. SimmonsLater, identifying notes were routinely added to clay tablets (Casson 2001). COLLECTING AND COLLECTIONS: 2000–700 BCE During the period from 2000 to 700 BCE, although most people in the Middle East lived in scattered communities, ...
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Museums: A Place to Work : Planning Museum Careers
By Smithsonian Institution, Jane R. Glaser, Artemis A. ZenetouMunley, Mary Ellen, Catalysts for Change: The Kellogg Projects in Museum Education: The Exploratorium, San Francisco, Field Museum of Natural History, Chicago, Smithsonian Institution Office of Museum Programs, Washington, ...
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Museums: A Visual Anthropology
By Mary BouquetThe book examines ways to address the social relations of museums, embedded in their sites, collections, and exhibitions, as an integral part of the visual and material culture they comprise.