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JAN 7, 2012


Burke Artifact ID Day

Artifact ID Day is a parade of people bringing in cool, weird stuff from their homes to be identified by the Burke Museum’s experts. There are alien objects of all kinds: ancient tools, mysterious stone sculptures, woven grass dolls, cups made from walrus tusks. (I’ve got an heirloom snake skin from Pakistan—cobra?—I’ve been meaning to bring in.) Bring a thing, or just hang out and watch the action. Pro tip: It helps if you can explain where and when the object was found. (Burke Museum, UW Campus, www.burkemuseum.org, 1–3:30 pm, $10 museum admission)

 

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Luisa 1
damn, I have boxes of stuff that requires identification! Alas, too far from the Burke to haul the stuff up!
Posted by Luisa on January 7, 2012 at 11:18 AM · Report
internet_jen 2
this is an annual event, around the beginning of the year. So neat!
Posted by internet_jen on January 7, 2012 at 11:43 AM · Report

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