Hi everyone at #Museums22 Looking for something to do on Saturday morning? Join me for a tour of the Ancient Egypt Rediscovered gallery @NtlMuseumsScot talking about collecting histories, provenance, archaeology and the antiquities market 10AM https://t.co/h6WC1UlE1O its FREE!
This Mapuche trapelacucha is a later version which features a pin to attach it to the clothing of the wearer. Earlier examples were attached to metal collars worn around the neck. Often the silver used for these came from melted down or beaten silver coins.
Mola from Panama, detailed hand stitched textile panels, often forming part of blouses or dresses. The knowledge of how to make these panels is passed down through generations of women.
@AdamsToristar are hosting Lucas Maciel from the University of São Paulo, Paolo Fortis from the University of Durham & Jamie Forde from the University of Edinburgh to look at some of these collections
@NtlMuseumsScot cares for approximately 4500 objects from South and Central America, however much of the collection remains under researched. Today is the first step in longer programmed work to better understand these collections & make them more accessible to their stakeholders
New Report by Victoria Adams available on the MEG blog now! Truths and Reconciliations; indigenous collections in Canadian museums. https://t.co/D5BSFNItI4
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Join @AdamsToristar in #MeetTheExpert and find out about ancient Egyptian guardian figures in the Grand Gallery at National Museum of Scotland.
#SeeTheWholeStory https://t.co/EYBcyahqfc
This is why it’s impossible to generalise about ancient Egypt! Help us bring incredible stories to life from across this vast span of history in our new #AncientEgypt gallery opening Spring 2019 @NtlMuseumsScot! https://t.co/EWpQLSbw13