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From 2012 to 2015, this project is undertaking a detailed physical and intellectual review of our anthropology collections.

Working with communities and researchers, Collections People Stories: Anthropology Reconsidered sets out to uncover the range, scale and importance of both the stored collections and those on display - investigating new and innovative methods of collections research, engagement and interpretation.

Themes

Over the course of this project, we will be exploring these themes


Food and Feasting
· January 2013 - July 2013


Health and Healing
· July 2013 - December 2013


Family
· January 2014 - July 2014


War and Peacemaking
· July 2014 - December 2014

Recent activity

  • We've arranged a series of talks exploring the theme of Food and Feasting - explore the talks through the links on the right, or check our events calendar to see what's coming up next
  • The review team have been posting their favourite finds from the stores on our Tumblr blog
  • We connected with the UK's Tibetan community to learn more about the Tibetan objects in our collections
  • We hosted a visit from the Fijian Art Research Project, which gave us a better insight into our objects from Fiji
  • We held a Community Symposium for local groups to learn how they can use our Anthropology Collections

 

Find out more about the project

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