There are also links to various online databases related to archaeology, ethnography, monuments, museums, performing arts, etc.
"In this show our goal is to tell a cultural story, not necessarily an aesthetic one," said Steve Cook, assistant curator for ethnography at the museum.
Mr. Campbell's job will be to insist that the Met should stick to what it does best, which is not the same as what a museum of ethnography or a history museum or a book about social history or a political speech or a contemporary art gallery does.
Paraguay has museums of ethnography, natural history, and military history as well as art galleries with collections of the work of Paraguayan artists such as Carlos Colombino and Ricardo Migliorisi.
"We like to say that we have invented a unique niche for ourselves, somewhere between being an art museum and an ethnography or anthropology museum," Fowler director Marla C. Berns says.
Musée de l'Homme, ( French: "Museum of Man") in Paris, museum and library of ethnography and anthropology.
Archives and museums of art, ethnography, archaeology, and natural history can be found in many Polish cities.
At the huge Cultural Palace, which includes museums of history, ethnography and fine arts, staff members happily ripped down a giant tapestry picturing Mr. Ceausescu and his wife, Elena.
"I didn't want a 'Treasures of' exhibition but rather something that speaks for the whole museum," explained Jonathan C. H. King, the ethnography curator who organized the show.
