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BY Culture24 01.10.2015

Artist's Statement: Russell Marshall on John Lennon posing in his New York t-shirt in 1974

Russell Marshall headed to New York for a new print of John Lennon, appearing as part of a 'bed-in' in London © Russell Marshall “In the summer of ’74, rock and roll was still king. John Lennon had...
BY Culture24 01.10.2015

Facial reconstructions show how murdered 6th century men and women might have looked

Cramond grave could have been crypt for royal burials in 6th century Edinburgh Male, aged 18-25 (died 540-600 AD). Isotopic analysis indicates he grew up in or around Cramond and spent his last...
BY Culture24 30.09.2015

"Tantalising" Bronze Age building could have been used as prehistoric healing sauna, say archaeologists

Speculation surrounds Bronze Age hot house discovered on Orkney A hot new discovery could have been a prehistoric sauna in Scotland © Crown Copyright: reproduced for Historic Scotland Archaeologists...
BY Culture24 30.09.2015

Could Bronze Age mummies have been smoked and buried in British peat bogs? Experts say mummifying could have been widespread

Two buried bodies found in South Uist, Scotland could show mummification in prehistoric Britain © Cambridge Archaeological Unit Bronze Age bodies buried in the UK bear resemble a prehistoric mummy...
Museums 29.09.2015

Top museums: Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa

To celebrate some of the most incredible museums in the world, we're rounding up the winners of the TripAdvisor’s Travelers’ Choice awards for 2015 . At number 25: Museum of...
BY Culture24 29.09.2015

Artist's Statement: Matthew Darbyshire on Tate, shopping malls, smoking shelters and student halls

As An Exhibition For Modern Living opens at Manchester Art Gallery, Matthew Darbyshire looks back at a few of his works Palac (Altermodern, Tate Modern, 2009) “I made this for an exhibition in the...
BY Culture24 29.09.2015

Dutch master's 17th century selfie, bought by wartime socialite for £771, moves from Surrey to The Hague for Golden Age show

Frans van Mieris's self-portrait shows the importance of selfies to 17th century Dutch Masters Frans van Mieris the Elder, The Artist as Virtuoso at his Easel: Self-portrait, aged 32 (1667). Oil on...
BY EUROPEANA 25.09.2015

A is for…anything!

If you’re reading this, I’m pretty sure you know your ABCs. But learning to read isn’t all there is to the alphabet. An ABC can teach you a whole lot more… In Europeana, we have traditional...
BY Culture24 27.09.2015

Archaeologists find oldest decapitated skull in South American hunter-gatherer mortuary ritual

Skull found in Lapa do Santo, East Brazil could have been buried 9,000 years ago © Mauricio de Paiva The head of the oldest decapitation ever found in the New World was pulled and twisted after...
BY Culture24 28.09.2015

Curator's Choice: Kate Jesson on photographer Pat Flynn's Half-Life of a Miracle at Manchester Art Gallery

The Curator of Contemporary Art on the new exhibition by the Wizard of Oz-referencing photographer in Manchester Pat Flynn, Cheeses (2015) © Courtesy Pat Flynn / The International 3 "Pat Flynn’s...
BY Culture24 24.09.2015

Object of the Week: A gas mask worn by a German soldier in the First World War trenches

This week we bring you a mask worn by a German soldier during World War One © Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery, Exeter City Council This gas mask was worn by a German soldier in the...
BY Culture24 23.09.2015

Brutal Utopias: See pictures as the National Trust announces a Brutalist Architecture Celebration

National Trust to run brutalist tours of Southbank Centre, Sheffield's Park Hill and University of East Anglia National Trust experts are about to take people behind the scenes at the Southbank...
BY EUROPEANA 21.09.2015

How does a Greek traditional lullaby sound like?

This is a guest post by Marianna Anastasiou, The Music Library of Greece of the Friends of Music Society , CC BY-NC . This post appeared first on September 21, 2015 on Europeana Sounds blog . ...
BY Culture24 21.09.2015

Soviet-British alliance could have averted World War II, diaries of Russian ambassador who drank with Churchill reveal

Brilliant Soviet diplomat was offered pre-war Vodka by Churchill, ran risk of being recalled to Moscow and shot Ivan Maisky (right), the Ambassador of the Soviet Union, signing the Soviet–Finnish...
Museums 05.02.2016

Travelers' Choice Top 25 Museums of the World

TripAdvisor has announced its Travelers' Choice awards for museums around the world. The awards are based on the millions of reviews and opinions from TripAdvisor travelers worldwide. "Honoring...
BY Culture24 18.09.2015

Competition: Win tickets to Art Social '15

Art Social '15, the annual festival from the charity The House of St Barnabas, launches at the end of next week. We've got tickets to give away © Courtesy House of St Barnabas The week-long Art...
BY Culture24 18.09.2015

"Like an armadillo on steroids": Scientists announce unique dinosaur species at Sussex museum

Horsham Museum dinosaur differs from Polacanthus and is unique, more robust species, says expert The vertebra of the new Horshamosaurus © Courtesy Horsham Museum A dinosaur whose fossils were found...
BY Culture24 21.09.2015

Buried Neolithic Scottish woman is sad case of UK's first rickets sufferer, say archaeologists

Sea food diet could have prevented problems, skeleton removed from Scottish island of Tiree suggests The skull of the skeleton found on Tiree. Archaeologists say it belonged to a malnourished woman...
BY Culture24 21.09.2015

Pristine pilgrim skeletons found in Warwickshire could have been followers of medieval saint

Medieval bodies found near Lichfield Cathedral could have been pilgrims seeking saint’s healing © Archaeology Warwickshire Around 50 “pristine” medieval skeletons have been found at a pilgrimage...
BY Culture24 17.09.2015

The Chimp who went to War: This chimpanzee accompanied a skirt-wearing, tattooed commander on an epic World War I mission

Meet Josephine, the chimpanzee who followed a First World War journey from Twickenham to an Africa lake Josephine, the expedition chimp, having her hair attended to © Crown copyright, image courtesy...