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2022
May
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Collections Cuppa : #MuseumsMemories
-Curatorial Assistant Lise Bos reflects on some of the unexpected moments, objects and stories uncovered over the past 2 years whilst working with the University's museum collections.
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Artist in Residence Event
-Join us to celebrate Andy Cannon's Artist in Residence with the University of Aberdeen's Museums and Special Collections Department with a performance of Is This a Dagger?
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Collections Cuppa: Death and the Dead in University Museums
-Sarah Hiepler discusses her fieldwork and research on displays of death, and the dead in university museums in the UK.
April
March
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Collections Cuppa: Of women, men & monkeys: Moche & Chimú pottery
-Looking for a tea break with a difference? Join us for this weeks Collections Cuppa when we chat to Dr Penny Dransart about her research with the University of Aberdeen's collections.
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COLLECTIONS CUPPA: Andrew MacGregor's Mysterious World
-Andrew MacGregor, University Archivist, will talk about some items in his own collection that he just cannot fully explain. This is a call-out to come along and help him! Join us for a tea break with a difference.
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Like, Share, Follow: The University's Collections Online
-In October 2021 our Museums and Special Collections team launched a survey to ask which museum items and events people would like to see online. They wanted to know which images and experiences would mean the most to their audiences as well as how to increase and improve access to...
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COLLECTIONS CUPPA Reverend Bowie's boomerang: Vanuatu collections in the University of Aberdeen Museums
-Did you know that there is a significant collection of objects and photos from the Pacific island nation of Vanuatu here in Aberdeen? Join us for a tea break with a difference when we chat to Eve Haddow about her research.
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Collections Cuppa: The big fish on the stairs
-Looking for a tea break with a difference? Join us for this weeks Collections Cuppa when we chat to Kirsty Kernohan about the 'big fish on the stairs' in the Zoology Museum and her PhD research with the Keith-Falconer family collections.
