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Exhibition Resources for Teachers and Students
Teacher and student resources related to the Pompeii and the Roman Villa: Art and Culture around the Bay of Naples exhibition (October 19, 2008–March 22, 2009). Includes an introduction to the exhibition, printable Discovery Guides for students, a guide for Latin classes, and related resources.
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Online Teaching Unit
Teaching program on Chinese artifacts from 6000 B.C. to 924 A.D. Includes teaching activities, chronology, glossary, and audio pronunciation guide. This program is also available as a printed booklet with 20 slides. It may be borrowed free-of-charge from NGA Loan Programs. |
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A printable, kid-friendly activity guide about ancient Egypt. |
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A printable, children's guide about courtly art of the ancient Maya. Includes images, map, history of the Maya and their gods, archaeological finds, and short activities. |
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Online Art Information Exhibition feature (2008). Extraordinary artifacts uncovered in modern-day Afghanistan—once the heart of the Silk Road linking cultures from Asia to the Mediterranean—long thought stolen or destroyed during some 25 years of conflict until they were dramatically recovered from a vault under the Presidential Palace in 2004. Dating back 2,000 years and more, the works belong to the National Museum of Afghanistan, Kabul, whose motto is "A nation stays alive when its culture stays alive."
See also: Children's Discovery Guide (for ages 8 to 12) to the exhibition Afghanistan: Hidden Treasures from the National Museum, Kabul |
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Online Art Information Exhibition feature from the Courtly Art of the Ancient Maya exhibition (2004). Includes images from the exhibition, text, audio clips, and interactive activities on Maya hieroglyphs and numbering. |
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Online Art Information Exhibition feature. Includes information, streaming slideshows, videos, and virtual tour on Egyptian artifacts and their role in the afterlife. |
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Online Virtual Tour Virtual tour of an exhibition of Cambodian sculpture from the 6th- through 16th-centuries |
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From the choices below, you can access lessons and resources by curriculum, topic, or artist.
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