Making Connections Through
World Collections

Photographs are probably the most ubiquitous and far-reaching records of the colonial past. They trace the experiences of ...

The Museum Ethnographers Group has recently been awarded funding from Arts Council England as a Subject Specialist Network . One e...

Apparatus for making & taking Niopo snuff, collected Cataracts of Maypures, Venezuela, by Richard Spruce, c. 1850 The Economic Bota...

Museum Worlds: Advances in Research is a new, multi-disciplinary, refereed, annual journal from Berghahn Press that will pub...

Powell-Cotton Museum, Quex Park, Birchington, Kent TALA! (‘come and see’) - Visions of Angola, is a very special exhibition for 201...

7 September 2012 University College London Conference organisers: Sarah Byrne (Institute of Archaeology, UCL) and Kaori O'Connor (Ant...

MEG, being full of adventurous anthropologist-types, has a history of arranging study tours for members.  Glasgow Museums Resource Centr...