Mitchell Museum Experience

During the early years of the Paleo-Indian tribes, they exploited a wide variety of exotic plants and animals. Many of these animals were from the Ice Age. This research paper will discuss what kinds of tools they used for growing crops, hunting big animals like the woolly mammoth and the giant ground sloth and what they used them for besides a source of food.

Summary: This is a great picture book that includes questions, as well as maps and pictures to follow each explanation. The book provides detail in questions and answers to the first North American settlers of America. The book is full of fun facts about the everyday life for the Native Americans. The topics include what they look like, their town, what they used for food, shelter, and the European visitors that followed.

The Plains Indians’ daily lives were different from other tribes because they had a lot less than other tribes when it came to landforms. The Plains Indians daily lives had effects on the people of today with their old artifacts and museums. The Plains Indians mostly hunted bison, deer, elk, or any type of game for meat and very little plants or vegetables (most plants were beans, corn, and squash).Though the Plains Indians had little crops the still did have an area for farming. The Plains Indians clothes were made of buffalo hides and robes and, they wore thick fur coats and moccasins in the winter(they often would use the same animal they just ate and make the skin their clothes).The Plains Indians mostly hunted in the forest. The Plains

Visiting the museum gave me a close look of what I am studying in anthropology. By spending time with the exhibits, the people and in that environment, it gave me a lot of information of what people have been through and how horrible it was back then. As I started to walk out, I read this on the wall, “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness” from Declaration of Independence,

The historical site that I visited was the Overland Trail Museum in Sterling, Colorado. The main part of the museum that I will focus on is the Pioneer Village that they have there. I really liked this museum, because it is a more hands-on museum than other museums that I have visited. In the village, they have many different buildings. These buildings included Garrett Barber Shop, a schoolhouse, Evangelical Lutheran Concordia Church, a doctor 's office, a Dailey Store, The O 'Connell House, a Filing Station, a train station, and a train car. Every time you went into one of these buildings, there was a brief summary of where the building used to be located and the building was filled with things you would have found in that building a long time ago.

I recently read your reaction to the new Getty Museum. I found that your opinions about J. Paul Getty’s museum align with my thoughts about the museum. You said the outer aesthetics of the museum provide people with a “heated art controversy.” You said that a museum must not portray a non-neutral or partial nature between the museum’s looks and its content. My perception of the museum falls under the relation between a statue and its pedestal. Most people observe and admire statues that sit atop a simple, uniform pedestal. But, when the pedestal receives a makeover making it highly glorified, the spotlight slightly shifts from the statue onto the pedestal. People don’t lose complete sight of the statue, but people still appreciate and admire

On both July 3 and July 6, 2015, I visited the Children's Museum of Lake Charles. With it being a holiday weekend, the museum was very busy. The children that I observed ranged in age from two to about fourteen with the majority being between the ages of four and eight. There was a wide range of diversity observed during my visit, as there were Asians, Caucasians, African Americans, and Coushatta Indians. There were many visitors from Texas, especially Houston. The art room was very popular because the children were painting flags for Independence Day. Some of the children were focused on their art and wanted to make sure their project was completed to the best of their ability. Others were trying to finish in a hurry to move on to other

We planned to visit Mill City museum after a friend recommended that we check it from the Minnesota Historical site. The museum is the most important and historical place where anyone who wants to know more about the Minnesota people. The museum contained historical articles and information. A lot of stuff was available including plant species and human origin. We later made our way to the science museum where displays of evolution. The main building of the Museum has its entire floor with colorful animated dioramas that display their traditional costumes of Minnesota people. On reaching the museum, we were met with a tour guide who took us through the place and described everything that we wanted to know about the Minnesota.

All in all, I had a very good experience at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Ultimately, I learned to broaden my perspective on things after having completely changed my opinion on art, and would like to go back to the museum one

For my museum visit I went to the Legion of Honor in San Francisco. The Legion of Honor building is a replica of the French Pavilion at the 1915 Panama Pacific International Exposition by George Applegarth and H. Guillaume. I attended this museum when I was younger and being and artist myself I really enjoyed all of the paintings and sculptures, but visiting now was like a whole different experience because I can appreciate how grandiose of the architecture from the

The Nordic Heritage Museum was a lot more than I expected, I very much enjoyed it. I went a couple of weeks ago with some of my roommates and at the time they had Yulefest going on which was something very new to me, I had no clue what it was so I did more research on it and asked some of those who were there about it because there were many vendors there selling different products. The many exhibits that they had there were cool, there were many visuals its one of the better museums that I had been to. I believe that there were some things that have had an impact on American culture.

I visited the path of life at the Arizona State Museum. I decided to talk about the Indé Indians that are the White Mountain Apache, San Carlos Apache and the Tonto Apache all categorized as the Apache tribe of Indians. The apaches lived in the central Arizona Mountains. Here the apaches provided raw materials for food, shelter and their clothing. I will be focusing on the human environment interaction on how the Apaches practiced agriculture, how they obtained their food and water and lastly how the tribe utilized its land on a seasonal basis.

Unfortunately, I have not visited a museum for the past fifteen years and just realized what I have been missing out on. I feel like I have gained so much knowledge from this visit. I now know that I will be visiting museums more often. There are so many messages and images

     When I went to the museum there were beautiful and amazing art that I really enjoy. My first impression when I walked in was wow and how they made all this. I also thought who came up with these design. There were many crazy and funny looking designs I really liked. I enjoyed the one with a big rock in the middle and sand around it. It was really simple but had so much meaning to it.

The Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian located on a symbolically significant site on the National Mall, next to the U.S. Capitol, and it is in a very grand building. I went to this museum twice, and I think this museum is a very special museum, I think it is not a typical history or anthropology museum, but it is a developing