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Other noteworthy segments of the collection display American archaeology, South Sea cultures, objects from East Asia, and African art.
Throughout the history of religions and cultures, objects used in cults, rituals, and sacred ceremonies have almost always been of both utilitarian and symbolic natures.
To scholars of material culture, objects are never neutral.
The medical museum at Owen's College "came from a merging of older anatomical schools, including the large one on Pine Street," says Sam Alberti, director of museums and archives at the Royal College of Surgeons and the author of Nature and Culture: Objects, Disciplines and the Manchester Museum.
As unlikely as it may seen to Western feminists who have long associated domestic servitude with female oppression, Saudi culture objects to pictures of women in Ikea catalogues because of a niggling suspicion that such images would promote a degree of female self-determination.
Gibson takes elements from the popular culture — objects, patterns, song lyrics and even bits of detritus — and reconfigures them in wry and dynamic ways.
The result: "REMIX: Decorating with Culture, Objects, and Soul," Hays' and Mason's debut book, slated for release by Random House next week.
"Orinoco Flow" is one of those strange pop culture objects that is proof that mass enjoyment doesn't always equate to dunderheaded stupidity.
Numerous Przeworsk culture objects including spurs and a unique silver belt buckle were recovered at the Aleksandrowice, Kraków County settlement area; some relics there are dated possibly as late as the first half of the 6th century.
In certain cultures, voodoo objects were commissioned to solve anything that vexed you - from failed crops to failed romance.
They include figurative sculptures from several continents and cultures, functional objects both small and rather large, several varieties of environmental artwork, the occasional comestible and the city's most famous dollhouse.
