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For those in the museum field, public history, cultural resources managements, etc. Post news articles, interesting information about the profession, public history internship opportunities, etc.

This is a network for all museum professionals. Please post cool or interesting pictures of material culture. Discussion about professional museum practices, conservation techniques, and the museum industry welcome!

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In this video, I take an in-depth look at The War Of Jenkins Ear

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2020/12/01
13:39 UTC

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[xpost] r/askacademia Museum/History Professionals: Academic Advice Requested

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2017/07/08
20:04 UTC

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Pollen analysis cost?

I'm a masters student at Boise State University. I'm doing a cost proposal for a made up project and for my fake project I need to send off pollen for analysis. Does anyone know how much this analysis costs?

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2017/04/10
23:39 UTC

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I Need Help in Explaining Start/Stop in Laymen's Terms to Small Museum Board

I volunteer at a small museum, and they are interested in purchasing Start/Stop software to work with their oral histories. (I do not think they have these histories on audio file- they were on cassette.)

I used Start/Stop a few years ago for a graduate school project, so I'm familiar with it, but I'm having trouble putting the use and purpose of it in laymen's terms. I tried the website, but it seemed really clunky and convoluted. Does anyone have any videos/writing that simplify and show the usage of Start/Stop? The videos I looked at that were part of the company just seemed weird and clunky.

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2015/02/11
22:58 UTC

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Negative Feedback on Museum Studies Degree - what says reddit?

I'm completing an undergraduate program and looking into graduate programs. However, I am encountering some negative feedback regarding Museum Studies degrees from a few professionals I have spoken with, and being encouraged to seek a traditional History degree instead. I know we get a lot of posts on "how to get into museum work," but having read much of the past threads it seems there's a more positive attitude towards museum studies degrees here. Is that the general consensus? My BA is in anthropology, I have a technical degree in Fashion Design, and I'm looking to specifically get into textile and fashion history. I'm just concerned that I not make any major mistakes regarding programs moving forward. Any pros/cons from the community here?

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2014/09/21
17:35 UTC

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10 Unconventional Reasons to Visit an Art Museum

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2014/07/23
03:26 UTC

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Jake Barton: The museum of you [15 min]

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2014/05/01
07:33 UTC

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10 reasons why museum memberships are the best gifts for families

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2013/12/04
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