HOW TO CURATE A CENTAUR AND OTHER STORIES OF MYTHMAKING IN MUSEUMS.
Autor: | Kozlovski, Alina |
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Zdroj: | Teaching History (0040-0602); Sep2022, Vol. 56 Issue 3, p4-9, 6p |
Abstrakt: | The article explores stories of mythmaking about creatures or objects from different museum collections and how to curate such objects. These myths include a narwal tusk at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York linked to unicorn horns, a unicorn skeleton at the Natural History Museum in Germany identified as a mixture of wooly rhinoceros and mammoth, and a griffin claw at the British Museum connected to St. Cuthbert, whose shrine in Durham, England has two claws and griffin eggs. |
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