'Indiana JonesTM y la aventura de la arqueología' en el Museo de las Ciencias
La muestra, inaugurada el pasado 21 de diciembre por la consellera de Turismo, Cultura y Deporte, y presidenta del Consejo de Administración de CACSA, Lola Johnson, permanecerá en el Salón Arquerías del Museo de las Ciencias Príncipe Felipe hasta el próximo 16 de septiembre de 2012.
Indiana Jones y la Aventura de la Arqueología lleva a los visitantes desde el mundo de la ficción que conocen a través de las películas hasta los hechos reales del campo de la Arqueología. Equipado con un dispositivo de vídeoguía, el público se embarca en una búsqueda por descubrir los auténticos orígenes de los misterios arqueológicos.
Esta muestra interactiva reúne objetos procedentes de la National Geographic Society, del Penn Museum y de la Université de Laval (Quebec, Canadá), junto con una amplia colección de materiales de las películas de Indiana Jones, que cumple este año el 30 aniversario de la primera producción, y de los Archivos de Lucasfilm. El Penn Museum ofrece piezas arqueológicas reales y material educativo y la National Geographic Society también comparte objetos, fotos, vídeos y contenido de su impresionante archivo histórico.
La sección de la exposición llamada "Tras la pista de Indy" destaca parte de las aventuras más emblemáticas del personaje procedentes de sus películas, que incluye objetos, ropa, bocetos, fragmentos audiovisuales, asociados con cada una de estas aventuras. Articulando todo ello, se encuentran las cuatro zonas arqueológicas con los objetos e historias del mundo real, y a lo largo de toda la exposición, se puede participar en un juego interactivo de búsqueda del tesoro.
Una colección de objetos de oro del Cementerio Real de Ur, una serie de cuencos y vasos de Nazca en Perú, el mapa más antiguo y la evidencia más antigua conocida del mundo de elaboración de vino, comparten espacio con los objetos de las series de películas como el Arca de la Alianza, el sarcófago del Pozo de las Almas, los restos de Francisco de Orellana, la ropa que vistieron las principales protagonistas de las cuatro películas, sin olvidar el traje completo de Indiana Jones, incluyendo el sombrero y el látigo.
Indiana Jones y la Aventura de la Arqueología explica los mitos asociados con reliquias como el Arca de la Alianza y el Santo Grial y explora lugares míticos, tales como Akator o Mayapore. La exposición también arroja luz sobre cómo los arqueólogos trabajan en proyectos como descifrar antiguos escritos y descubrir los auténticos orígenes de las misteriosas líneas Nazca, en el Sur de Perú.
La muestra también ilustra cómo ha evolucionado la práctica de la Arqueología a lo largo del tiempo. Presenta el trabajo de los arqueólogos tanto pasados como presentes siguiendo las diferentes etapas del proceso de la investigación arqueológica: la búsqueda, el descubrimiento, la investigación y la interpretación.
Asimismo, la exposición tiene un espacio dedicado a la arqueología local. Esta parte, realizada en colaboración con la Dirección General de Patrimonio Cultural de la Conselleria de Turismo, Cultura y Deporte, está formada por piezas representativas de las culturas íbera, romana y medieval que han dejado vestigios en la Comunitat. Cada uno de estos periodos está representado a través de una población, Elche, Sagunto y Segorbe.
'Indiana JonesTM and adventure of archeology' in the Science Museum
The City of Arts and Sciences presents for the first time in Europe, the sample JonesTM Indiana and the Adventure of Archaeology by Lucasfilm Ltd., presented by National Geographic Society and the production of X3 Productions in Montreal.
The exhibition, opened on December 21 by the Councillor for Tourism, Culture and Sport and Chairman of the Board of CACSA, Lola Johnson, arcades remain in the Hall of Science Museum Principe Felipe until next September 16 2012.
Indiana Jones and the Adventure of Archaeology takes visitors from the world of fiction who know through the movies to the real facts of the field of archeology. Equipped with a device videoguide, the audience embarks on a quest to discover the true origins of archaeological mysteries.
This interactive exhibition brings together objects from the National Geographic Society, the Penn Museum and the University of Laval (Quebec, Canada), along with an extensive collection of materials from the Indiana Jones movies, which this year celebrates the 30th anniversary of the first production, and the Lucasfilm Archives. The Penn Museum offers real archaeological and educational materials and the National Geographic Society also shared objects, photos, videos and content from its impressive archive.
The section of the exhibition called "Trail of Indy" highlights some of the most iconic character's adventures from his films, including crafts, clothing, sketches, audiovisual fragments associated with each of these adventures. Articulating this, there are four archaeological sites with the objects and stories from the real world, and throughout the exhibition, you can participate in an interactive treasure hunt.
A collection of gold objects from the Royal Cemetery of Ur, a series of bowls and cups of Nazca in Peru, the oldest map and the earliest known evidence of wine-making world, share space with objects in the film series as the Ark of the Covenant, the sarcophagus of the Well of Souls, the remains of Francisco de Orellana, the clothes you wore the main protagonists of the four movies, not to mention the full Indiana Jones costume, including hat and whip.
Indiana Jones and the Adventure of Archaeology explains the myths associated with relics like the Ark of the Covenant and the Holy Grail and explore mythical places such as Akator or Mayapore. The exhibition also sheds light on how archaeologists work on projects such as deciphering ancient writings and discover the true origins of the mysterious Nazca Lines in southern Peru.
The sample also illustrates how it has evolved the practice of archeology over time. Presents the work of archaeologists both past and present along the different stages of archaeological research: the search, discovery, research and interpretation.
The exhibition also has a space dedicated to local archeology. This part, in collaboration with the Directorate General of Cultural Heritage of the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport, is made up of pieces representing the cultures Iberian, Roman and medieval remains have left in the Region. Each of these periods is represented by a population, Elche, Sagunto and Segorbe.
The exhibition, opened on December 21 by the Councillor for Tourism, Culture and Sport and Chairman of the Board of CACSA, Lola Johnson, arcades remain in the Hall of Science Museum Principe Felipe until next September 16 2012.
Indiana Jones and the Adventure of Archaeology takes visitors from the world of fiction who know through the movies to the real facts of the field of archeology. Equipped with a device videoguide, the audience embarks on a quest to discover the true origins of archaeological mysteries.
This interactive exhibition brings together objects from the National Geographic Society, the Penn Museum and the University of Laval (Quebec, Canada), along with an extensive collection of materials from the Indiana Jones movies, which this year celebrates the 30th anniversary of the first production, and the Lucasfilm Archives. The Penn Museum offers real archaeological and educational materials and the National Geographic Society also shared objects, photos, videos and content from its impressive archive.
The section of the exhibition called "Trail of Indy" highlights some of the most iconic character's adventures from his films, including crafts, clothing, sketches, audiovisual fragments associated with each of these adventures. Articulating this, there are four archaeological sites with the objects and stories from the real world, and throughout the exhibition, you can participate in an interactive treasure hunt.
A collection of gold objects from the Royal Cemetery of Ur, a series of bowls and cups of Nazca in Peru, the oldest map and the earliest known evidence of wine-making world, share space with objects in the film series as the Ark of the Covenant, the sarcophagus of the Well of Souls, the remains of Francisco de Orellana, the clothes you wore the main protagonists of the four movies, not to mention the full Indiana Jones costume, including hat and whip.
Indiana Jones and the Adventure of Archaeology explains the myths associated with relics like the Ark of the Covenant and the Holy Grail and explore mythical places such as Akator or Mayapore. The exhibition also sheds light on how archaeologists work on projects such as deciphering ancient writings and discover the true origins of the mysterious Nazca Lines in southern Peru.
The sample also illustrates how it has evolved the practice of archeology over time. Presents the work of archaeologists both past and present along the different stages of archaeological research: the search, discovery, research and interpretation.
The exhibition also has a space dedicated to local archeology. This part, in collaboration with the Directorate General of Cultural Heritage of the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport, is made up of pieces representing the cultures Iberian, Roman and medieval remains have left in the Region. Each of these periods is represented by a population, Elche, Sagunto and Segorbe.
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