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What can we do to protect an everyday or a museum object? How clever are our hands? Can we develop a lexicon of touch   in practice? What does preventive conservation mean and which are its basic rules? What do we mean by museum handling? How can the art of our everyday life be related to object handling? Which museum specialist will better handle a group of objects during a role play?  \nSpecific exhibits on display such as the portrait of N. Saripolos, professor at the School of Law atthe University of Athens (19th century), the Atlas of Anatomy (1823) by P. Mascagni, or a dental chair, dated around 1880, will be the starting points of the activity. Through observation, touch, role play, fun and discussion, the participants will discover various secrets for handling museum , as well as everyday objects , learn about their “journey” until their acquisition by the museum and ask themselves: “Inanimate objects / have you then a soul / that clings to our soul / and forces it to love?” * (this is a free activity, for more information: + 30210 368 9502 – 06) .  \n* From the poem Milly ou la Terre Natale by Αlphonse de Lamartine (1790-1869).","cbCaisBsBSIPAHys","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisBsBSIPAHys","pdf",251730,"English","# Learning Activity\n## Inanimate Objects Have You Then A Soul?\n### The Use Before Reuse","[{\"question\":\"What is the age range for the \\\"Inanimate objects have you then a soul? the use before reuse\\\" activity?\",\"answer\":\"The learning activity is specifically addressed to families and children aged 5-8 years old.\"},{\"question\":\"What topics will be covered in the activity?\",\"answer\":\"The activity will cover topics such as defining the expiry date of an object, protecting everyday and museum objects, preventive conservation, and museum handling.\"},{\"question\":\"What specific exhibits will be used as starting points for the activity?\",\"answer\":\"Exhibits such as the portrait of N. Saripolos, the Atlas of Anatomy (1823), and a dental chair dated around 1880 will serve as starting points for the activity.\"}]","Inanimate Objects Have You Then A Soul? The Use Before Reuse | PDF"]