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Museum

A museum is an institution dedicated to displaying and preserving culturally or scientifically significant objects. Many museums have exhibitions of these objects on public display, and some have non-exhibited collections that are used by researchers and specialists. Museums hold a wide range of objects and often focus on a particular theme, such as the…

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Museum

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related to Further reading · 116
Museum → Abingdon, America, American Intellectual Life, Antonello, Architecture History Collections, Archived, Aronsson, Bennett, Berkeley, Braun Publishing, California Press, Carlssons Förlag, Change, Charles Saumarez Smith, Chicago, Chicago Press, Chris, Colin Sorensen, Collecting, Conn
related to Modern · 24
Museum → American, As, Classical, Commercial, Drawing, Egypt, Europe, European, Greece, Japan, Mesopotamia, Michel Foucault's, Nevertheless, North America, Rome, The Museum Age, The Museum Period, To, Tony Bennett, United States
related to Financial uses · 20
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related to Repatriation of human remains · 20
Museum → Australia, Despite, France, Human Tissue Act, In, In Europe, In Germany, Indigenous, Many, NAGPRA, Native American, Native American Graves Protection, Native Hawaiian, Recent, Repatriation Act, Some, The, This, United Kingdom, United States
related to Ancient · 19
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related to Protection · 17
Museum → Blue Shield, Blue Shield International, Cultural Property, During, Egypt, For, Hague Convention, International, Iraq, Libya, Mali, Protection, Protocol, Syria, The, To, UNESCO
related to Management · 15
Museum → AAM, Board, Director, Documents, Executive, Executive Director, In, Museums, Some, The, The American Alliance, Their, They, Together, Trustees
related to Types · 14
Museum → According, Additionally, Anne Frank House, Colonial Williamsburg, Diachronic Museum, Florida Professor Eric Kilgerman, However, It, Larissa, Lower East Side Tenement, Museums, There, University, While
related to Union actions · 14
Museum → Albert Museum, At, Contemporary Art, December, In, March, MASS MoCA, Massachusetts Museum, Natural History Museum, Science Museum, Seattle Art Museum, Strikes, United Kingdom, Victoria
related to Early · 13
Museum → Capitoline Hill, Capitoline Wolf, Italy, Musei Capitolini, Pope Clement XII, Pope Sixtus IV, Renaissance, Roman, Rome, The, The Capitoline Museums, Their, This

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Museumis ainstitution dedicated to displaying and preserving culturally or scientifically significant objects0.90text
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marked the beginning of what would become a vast repository of Roman artinstance ofwhich included iconic pieces0.80text
artifactsinstance ofwhich included iconic pieces0.80text
the National Museum of Natural Historyinstance ofseveral monolithic human figures known as Moai have been removed from Easter Island and put in display in major Western museums0.80text
the British Museuminstance ofseveral monolithic human figures known as Moai have been removed from Easter Island and put in display in major Western museums0.80text
the Louvreinstance ofseveral monolithic human figures known as Moai have been removed from Easter Island and put in display in major Western museums0.80text
the Royal Museums of Artinstance ofseveral monolithic human figures known as Moai have been removed from Easter Island and put in display in major Western museums0.80text
Historyinstance ofseveral monolithic human figures known as Moai have been removed from Easter Island and put in display in major Western museums0.80text
the Philadelphia Museum of Artinstance ofThe unionization wave has included institutions0.80text

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