I believe that to reach our full potential we need to find work that is challenging and satisfying, work that you can’t imagine not doing it. I know, I know…that is a lot to ask for. Or is it? I mean, look at the amount of time you spend at work.…
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Conheci o Xavier Perrot na primeira realização do EITEC no Museu da Farmácia de Lisboa no longínquo ano de 2004. Desde então fiquei a admirar o seu trabalho e o contributo que deu, através da organização do ICHIM, à utilização das novas tecnologias nas áreas do Património e Cultura. No dia…
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The Canadian War Museum will “adjust” its controversial Bomber Command exhibition this fall so that greater “respect” is shown to Canadian war veterans involved in the Second World War bombing of Germany. Bomber Command veterans have long complained that the exhibition makes them out to be “war criminals” whose bombs needlessly…
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Over the last two weeks, the Museum has been hosting a group of teenagers who are part of the Young Graduates for Museums and Galleries Scheme. We have had Helen Etheridge and DOM Coyne working with us on various tasks. They have been absolutely brilliant and we would host them again.…
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Mi’kmaq and Maliseet Cultural Ancestral Material. Stephen J. Augustine. Mercury Series, Ethnology Paper 140. Gatineau: Canadian Museum of Civilization, 2005. 260 pp.
Reviewed by Janice Esther Tulk
Mi’kmaq and Maliseet Cultural Ancestral Material by Stephen J. Augustine is a catalogue of Mi’kmaq and Maliseet material culture held by the Canadian Museum of…
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While there’s good news for the Museum of London, overall the cultural heritage sector in the UK is about to suffer. As the 24 Hour Museum puts it:While the round of government grants, now in its sixth year, is welcomed by the country’s museums and galleries, trepidation still hangs in…
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no words…I was there just the morning of 31 august 1997! …
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