What are the sources of the exhibits in the museum?

Museums all have biological, historical collections, etc., and different types of museums exhibit different things, as follows:

1. Natural Science Museum.

The natural world is displayed in a categorical, development or ecological way, and the scientific achievements are displayed in a three-dimensional way from a macro or micro aspect, such as the Geological Museum of China, the Chinese Fingerprint Museum, the Museum of China University of Geosciences, the Zigong Dinosaur Museum, the Taiwan Insect Science Museum, the China Science and Technology Museum, etc.

2. Historical museums.

It comprehensively displays local natural, historical, revolutionary and artistic collections, such as: Nanjing Museum, Jianchuan Museum, Henan Museum, Hubei Provincial Museum, Shandong Provincial Museum, Hunan Provincial Museum, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Museum, Heilongjiang Provincial Museum, Gansu Provincial Museum, etc.

3. Comprehensive museum.

With the museum as the main body, there are also three parts of the comprehensive museum, such as the direct sales museum, which has three parts: exhibition area, comprehensive business area and property office area.

4. Science and Technology Museum.

Using virtual reality technology, three-dimensional graphic image technology, computer network technology, three-dimensional display system, interactive entertainment technology, and special visual effect technology, the three-dimensional way of the real physical science and technology museum is completely presented to the science and technology museum on the network.

The functions of a museum include collection, preservation, maintenance, research, exhibition, education, and entertainment. The forms include architecture, botanical gardens, zoos, aquariums, outdoor historical sites, ancient town museums, long-term imitation of ancient life exhibitions (folk villages), as well as audio-visual halls, libraries, performance halls, archives, archives, archives, and other museums.

The content of museums is generally divided into art museums, history museums, anthropology museums, natural history museums, science museums, regional museums, and thematic museums. The contents of the museum are based on its unique style and collections.

The natural world is displayed in a categorical, development or ecological way, and the scientific achievements are displayed in a three-dimensional way from a macro or micro aspect, such as the Geological Museum of China, the Chinese Fingerprint Museum, the Museum of China University of Geosciences, the Zigong Dinosaur Museum, the Taiwan Insect Science Museum, the China Science and Technology Museum, etc.

The museum has the characteristics of public welfare, research function, and collection display as the main way of the museum. 1. The nature of the public welfare museum determines that the museum has the characteristics of public welfare. Many museum managers regard public welfare as a burden and constraint for museums to enter the market.

In fact, the public welfare of museums can make museums have a good public image, obtain better tax incentives, and also make it easier for museums to carry out public relations and publicity, and can more directly contact and cooperate with education, environmental protection, tourism and other departments. Tourism is a special industry that relies on popularity, reputation and market recognition to attract tourists, as long as it is good at making good use, the public welfare image of the museum is the unique advantage of the museum's long-term development. In the process of tourism operation, museums should cherish their public welfare image, grasp the scale of commercial operation, avoid negative news, and do not use negative news to hype.

2. The research results of the research function museum are the in-depth excavation of the value of the history, art, science and technology of the collection, and the basis for providing in-depth and high-grade tourism products. China's tourism market is slowly maturing, and people's demand for cultural leisure and knowledge consumption in the process of tourism is increasing rapidly, and many cultural and tourist attractions are increasing.

The main ways of collecting museum collections: archaeological excavation, field collection, ethnological survey collection, social survey collection, acquisition, acceptance of donations, exchange, transfer, etc.

Archaeological excavations: Archaeological excavations are an important part of the collections of museums of humanities and sciences and museums. It is mainly obtained through field archaeological excavations.

Field collection: Field collection is the main content of the collection work of the Nature Department of Natural History Museums and comprehensive museums, and is the main way to obtain natural specimens.

Ethnological Survey: Ethnological survey is the main way to collect ethnic cultural relics. Going deep into ethnic minority areas, on-the-spot investigation and collection is the main working method.

Social Survey Collection: China has a tradition of private collection of cultural relics. There are many cultural relics and treasures scattered among the people.

Therefore, it is very important to strengthen social solicitation. In particular, revolutionary cultural relics, modern and modern cultural relics are widely scattered among private individuals and government organizations in various localities. Particular attention should be paid to these cultural relics.

Acquisition: Acquisition is the exchange of cultural relics and specimens from private collections or cultural relics stores by museums at a certain economic price.

Accepting donations: Museums accept donations from institutions, organizations or individuals, which is another important way to collect collections. Many museums in China and around the world have enriched their collections thanks to donations from collectors.

Exchange and Transfer: Exchange is the exchange of collections between museums under the principle of voluntary and mutual benefit. Generally, the duplicate items in the museum's collection or those that are not suitable for the nature of the museum are exchanged for the collections required by the museum.

Acceptance of transfer: This refers to the museum's receipt of cultural relics (specimens) confiscated by public security, customs, courts, industry and commerce and other departments in accordance with the law and handed over under certain conditions.

The exhibits in the museum have many ways: most of them come from archaeology, found from underground excavations, some are collected from folk circulation, some are preserved from the local area first, and some are found and bought from overseas to hand in, which are the best ways for museum products. Therefore, the museum's products mainly include archaeological excavation, field collection, ethnological survey collection, social survey collection, acquisition, acceptance of donations, exchange, allocation, etc.

1. Archaeological excavations.

2. Collector's donations.

3. Historical relics.

Fourth, recovered from overseas.

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The museum's exhibits are mainly from the private and official ones. Most of them are very valuable for cultural studies. Some of the exhibits are priceless.

Hello, the exhibits in the museum are generally directly unearthed cultural relics, as well as donated cultural relics. Thank you!

I'll come: The exhibits in the museum are mainly from archaeological excavations, and field collection is collected through social surveys. There are also some donations from individuals or group organizations, some ** from excavation, and some from abroad.

Exhibits in private museums are generally museum purchases and private donations.

The exhibits at the National Museum are generally derived from archaeological finds and private donations.

Generally, the museum's collection comes from archaeological excavations, a small part of which is purchased through legal auctions, and a very small part is donated by the private sector.

Article 21 of the "Museum Regulations" promulgated in 2015 states that "museums may acquire collections through purchases, donations, legal exchanges and other methods prescribed by laws and administrative regulations, and shall not acquire unclear or illegal collections." The "Interpretation of the Museum Regulations" (hereinafter referred to as the "Interpretation") explains that if the museum is not aware of the collections and arbitrarily accepts some illegal collections through smuggling, tomb robbery, theft, etc., "this will undoubtedly induce or encourage the criminal activities of cultural relics, making the museum a place for the sale of cultural relics crimes."

Some are collected or acquired from the private sector, and some of the exhibits are copied, in addition, more exhibits are also provided by some cultural relics collectors, or are designated by the state to display.

Most of the exhibits in the museum come from archaeology, found from underground excavations, some are collected from the folk, some are preserved from the local area, and some are found and bought from overseas, which are the best ways for museum products.

Exhibits in the museum** pathway. In fact, there are many, for example, archaeologists through archaeological excavations, discovered. There are also things that exist in that place itself.

Others have been donated by collectors or auctioned off elsewhere. The exhibits in the museum are all sorts of ways.

The exhibits in the museum are general, some are collected or purchased from the people, and some of the exhibits are copied, in addition, more exhibits are also provided by some cultural relics collectors, or are designated by the state to display our cultural treasures.

The museum's exhibits are excavated, gifted, collected, and donated.

There are many ways to exhibit in the museum, some are archaeological excavations, some are gifts from private collectors, and some are purchased through legal and formal channels. Represents personal views only.

There are three main ways to exhibit in the museum. First, the collection of the collection with cash ** in various channels. Second, the collection donated by people from all walks of life.

Third, the collection excavated by archaeological experts in the ground. Of course, there are also some of the original museums that have survived.

Smuggled cultural relics are eventually recovered, or purchased back by individuals and the state. Three: personal donation, personal collection of a lot, and finally donated to the museum for permanent preservation.

There are mainly archaeological excavations, field collections, ethnological survey collections, social survey collections, acquisitions, donations, exchanges, allocations, etc.

There are many ways to make products in museums, for example, the most basic way is archaeology, and there are also some ways, including donations from others and so on.

The exhibits in the museum are mainly from archaeological finds. For example, some graves have been found, damaged, and cannot be protected, and the unearthed cultural relics are placed on display in museums. There are also some cultural relics that have been lost overseas and cultural relics collected by the people, which are all okay.

Summary. A museum is a place to display valuable artifacts, and the presentation of artifacts usually includes the following aspects: First of all, the historical background and origin of the cultural relics will be introduced, as well as their relationship with the society and culture of the time.

Secondly, the physical characteristics of the artifact will be described, such as material, craftsmanship, size, etc. At the same time, it will also introduce the functions and uses of cultural relics, as well as their value and significance. In addition, the display of cultural relics often contains some related stories, legends or historical facts, which helps to increase the interest and understanding of the audience.

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A museum is a place to display valuable artifacts, and the presentation of artifacts usually includes the following aspects: First of all, it will introduce the historical background and origin of the cultural relics, as well as their relationship with the society and culture of the time. Secondly, the appearance characteristics of the cultural relics will be described, such as material, craftsmanship, size, etc.

At the same time, it will also introduce the functions and uses of cultural relics, as well as their value and significance. In addition, the display of cultural relics often contains some related stories, legends or historical facts, which helps to increase the interest and understanding of the audience. I hope this short one is helpful to you!

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Museums are places where precious artifacts are displayed. The introduction of cultural relics usually includes historical background, physical characteristics, functions and values. At the same time, related stories and legends increase the audience's interest and understanding. Hope it helps you!

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The museum database supports a variety of formats for file storage, such as text, **, **, Wang Chong audio, etc.; 7. Database sharing function: The database of the old museum can facilitate users to share materials with multiple parties, which is very suitable for academic research and teaching work.

There are many museums, which are detailed below:

1. Capital Museum, the Capital Museum is a large-scale comprehensive museum in Beijing, and it is also a modern comprehensive museum with the most advanced facilities.

2. The Palace Museum, located in the center of Beijing, was officially established in 1925. It is the largest and largest museum in China. There are more than 900,000 pieces of Chinese art treasures and historical relics of the Ming and Qing dynasties in the museum, and there are more than 8,000 treasures.

3. Shaanxi Provincial Museum, the Confucian Temple was built in the Xuanhe period of Emperor Hui of the Song Dynasty, and has been restored for more than 870 years. The museum was built in 1952 and has 10 exhibition halls with an exhibition area of more than 4,000 square meters. It is a museum of classical architecture and horticulture.

There are more than 87,000 treasures in the collection, all of which are world-famous treasures unearthed locally.

4. Shanghai Museum, located at the intersection of Henan Road, Yan'an East Road, Shanghai, is one of the largest museums in China. Founded in 1952, the museum has a collection of more than 110,000 pieces, and is famous at home and abroad for its collection of Shang and Zhou bronzes, ancient ceramics and ancient paintings and calligraphy.

A museum is an institution, building, place or social public institution that collects, collects, displays and researches physical objects that represent natural and human cultural heritage, classifies and manages the items in the collection, and provides the public with knowledge, education and appreciation of cultural education.