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Religions very limited religion-related content on permanent display. Alleviating the alienation of religious visitors is perhaps the most difficult issue designers of U.S. human evolution exhibits face. The author argues that ignoring the concerns of this sizeable demographic and delimiting the museum’s ro

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Book 2024n of exhibits (Part 2) to explore variation in human evolution exhibits...To be successful, museum exhibits must make a personal connection with visitors, inspiring them to learn more. Human evolution exhibits thus need contemporary relevance. It is crucial to find ways to bind our deep past to our

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Introductioniation; Part II contains the interview discussions with curators and other museum staff. Additionally, this chapter reviews the scholarly literature stimulating the author’s research project and intersecting with it.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-72865-0d content: scientists, educators, designers, artists, administrators, or all together in dynamic interaction? This chapter encourages creative thought while simultaneously emphasizing the significant challenges involved in implementing exhibit construction and modification.

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Introduction: A Movable Armenia,ptualizing the time depth involved and the difficulty many people have acknowledging that humans are animals. She proposes incorporating evolutionary medicine to assist with these critical connections.