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Legends Told in Canada

From the legends told in New France, including "Jean-Pierre Lavallée, Sorcerer," to eastern Ontario's "Witch of Plum Hollow," folklorist Edith Fowke invokes the storytelling traditions of early Canada
Sculptures above the Weston Heritage Doors on Queen’s Park.
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Experts & Objects: Allegorical Sculptures

Explore the meaning of the allegorical sculptures above the Weston Heritage Doors on Queen’s Park and at the north end of the Hilary and Galen Weston Wing with ROM Archivist, Charlotte Chaffey.
Krzysztof Grzymski.
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Experts & Objects: Nestawedjat

Discover the story of Nestawedjat, the “Lady of the House” and what we can learn about her life in ancient Egypt with Dr. Krzysztof Grzymski, ROM Senior Curator of Egypt and Nubia.
Front cover of the book Tamerlane's Tableware
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Tamerlane's Tableware: A New Approach to the Chinoiserie Ceramics of Fifteenth- and Sixteenth-Century Iran

A description of the title and ordering information may be found at Mazda. Booksellers and Librarians: please note that this title is available through Mazda Publishers. See Order Information.
Headshots of J’net Ayayqwayaksheelth and Jessie Jakumeit.
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Indigenous Voices: Cedar

ROM Indigenous Knowledge Resource Teacher Jessie Jakumeit talks with Indigenous Outreach and Learning Coordinator J’net Ayayqwayaksheelth about cedar trees, carving with an adze, and the potlatch ban.
Krzysztof Grzymski.
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Experts & Objects: Wine and Sweets

Ancient Egyptians had an affinity for sweets and wine. Find out what studying mummies through CT scans tells us about life in ancient Egypt with Dr. Krzysztof Grzymski, ROM Senior Curator of Egypt and
Headshots of J’net Ayayqwayaksheelth and Doe O’Brien-Teengs.
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Indigenous Voices: Teaching Indigenous Knowledge

ROM Indigenous Knowledge Resource Teacher Doe O’Brien-Teengs talks with Indigenous Outreach and Learning Coordinator J’net Ayayqwayaksheelth about infusing Indigenous knowledge into school visits
Royal Ontario Museum Michael Lee-Chin Crystal. Bloor Street Entrance.
Veronika Gervers Fellow

Berta Pavlov

Front cover to the book Journey to the Ice Age
Book

Journey to the Ice Age: Discovering an Ancient World

Curator emeritus and archaeologist Peter Storck brings to life the vanished world of Ontario's earliest peoples. A compelling story, powerfully told. Booksellers and Librarians: please note that this
Front cover of the book Anyang and Sanxingdui.
Book

Anyang and Sanxingdui: Unveiling the Mysteries of Ancient Chinese Civilizations

This study by the Bishop White Curator of Far Eastern Art, Chen Shen, presents the newest research and discoveries at Anyang and Sanxingdui. He conveys as well the romance of archaeology, the human
Tunic fragment. Coptic. Egypt. Late Antique - Early Byzantine. 5th-6th century. All-wool weft-faced compound tabby with tapestry inserts. 968.323.1.
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Delineation of Coptic Weaving Characteristics

Julius Bryant.
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Experts & Objects: A Story About Toys

The characters from Winnie-the-Pooh were all based on real toys. Julius Bryant, Keeper of Word and Image at the Victoria & Albert Museum, London, sheds light on how illustrator E.H. Shepard was able
four people sitting at a table, having a fun conversation practicing English at the Royal Ontario Museum
Program

Practice English

Come practice your English skills and meet new people at the same time.
Stuck in My Head - Artwork by Olivia, Etobicoke (Age 12-15)
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Unprecedented: Reflections and Strategies for Coping with Covid

Join ROM anthropologist Justin Jennings in conversation with clinician Joanna Henderson and music therapist Emily Stegweit as they explore the COVID-19 pandemic and its profound effect on our lives
J'net AyAy Qwa Yak Sheelth and John Hupfield.
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Indigenous Voices: National Indigenous Peoples Day & Grass Dance Lesson (Grades 1-6)

National Indigenous Peoples Day is one of many ways everyone can celebrate vibrant living Indigenous cultures across Canada. Join us for a grass dance lesson with John Hupfield, Anishinaabe from