
Museum Ethnographers Group
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| Appeal to Longstanding Members: JME Digitisation |
The Committee is excited to announce that we have recently entered into an agreement with JSTOR to digitise all past issues of the Journal of Museum Ethnography, the early MEG Newsletter which preceded this as well as MEG's Occasional Papers.
What this means for you is that you will soon be able to have digital access to all these back issues through the MEG website. What this also means is that you may be able to free up some space on your bookshelves.
In order to be able to complete this digitisation, MEG are looking for copies of: JME 4, any copies of the original newsletters as well as copies of the occasional papers. We would be very happy to reimburse any costs involved in sending these to us.
If you have old copies of MEG publication th...
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| About MEG... |
The Museum Ethnographers Group (MEG), formed in 1976,
is committed to the following aims -
- To encourage good practice in curatorship of all ethnographic collections
in the United Kingdom.
- To encourage and disseminate research on ethnographic collections
in the UK.
- To promote the exchange of information and resources, nationally,
internationally and locally.
- To maintain the profile of ethnography with respect to other groups
of museum professionals and in relation to other museum bodies more
broadly, such as the Museums Association and MLA.
- To educate the public through the use of ethnographic collections
and thereby to foster an awareness of their educational value.
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