After establishing our theme of the nine muses and representation of preexisting artifacts it was then time to return to the museum and document all artifacts on show that could be linked in some way to one of the nine muses.
I conducted my search room by room photographing and documenting where they came from.
Room one ground floor
African instruments
Balafor
Djembe
Mbira
A16 Paper knife
A23 Chinese printing block
B13 Palm Leaf book
B14 Tangka or religious painting
B23 Burmese chest
C2 Hand held drum
C3 stringed instrument
C4 stringed instrument
C5 tiger puppet
F12 African dance shield
F13 Drum
F14 Lyre
F15 balafon
F16 mibira
F17 whist ornament
this is cover in beads and bell that jangle during a sacred dance
H16 mans headdress
H26 mask?
H29 mans drum
Room two
Eygyption carcoficus
Votive cloth
-singer of amin story
Shabli box
Room three
Memorial stone
Krater
Oinochloe
Room four
Extract from the Plymouth “ act of incorporation”
Torpedo history sheet
Log from hms Trafalgar
Loby
The herald sculpture “talthybius”
Natural history
Everything could have been used
The Cottonian Collection
Portrait of sir I isic newton
Greek sculpture vase
Thousonds of history books and poetry
Sculptcher s
Ceramics room
23 – 30 porcelain figures of the four elements and seasons
27- 30 “” continents and
13 Chinese jars portraying drama
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