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Natural mummies in ancient times would have inspired the egyptians to develop mummification. there is a lot of interest in our mummified collection, actually all human remains that provide a unique spectre. and often you see family groups gathering around mummified remains of a person and discussing topics which can be challenging. topics such as death, such as what the afterlife may represent two different cultures i think what museums provide is a safe space and a deep time perspective on issu...

Develop mummification. theres a lot of interest in our mummified collection, actually all human remains provide a unique spectre. and often you see family groups gathering around mummified remains of a person and discussing topics which can be challenging. topics such as death, such as what the afterlife may represent to different cultures, and i think what museums provide is a safe space and a deep time perspective on issues that still affect us today. allows the public to engage with some of o...

An Ichthyosaur graveyard, oyster middens and other headline-grabbing findings by scientists at the National Museum of Natural History

    New material on the website of the Interpreter Foundation:   Conference Talks:  "From All Eternity to All Eternity: Deep Time and the

Integrating shimmering ammonites, toothy mosasaurs and a massive haul of specimens into the growing National Fossil Collection

The daring South Dakota Symphony, Germany’s excellent small opera houses, Davóne Tines’s soaring performance in “X,” and other highlights of the year in music.

Kirk Johnson highlights the vital climate context museum collections provide at international COP conferences

FROM Atlantis to Hawaii, almost every culture has a story about a great flood that either sank a continent or a mythical island. However, here in South East Asia, our sunken continent is actually grounded in truth.

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ONE of the bids to develop a large art project on the Cumbrian coastline will host a talk and a Q and A session at Muncaster Castle.