How often do we fail to speak and act? Jews, Uyghurs, Rwandan Tutsi genocide, genocide over Bosnian Muslims, Kongoan genocide, ISIS genocide of Yazidis, Myanmar genocide of Rohingya...the list goes on, and this is ONLY in the last 100 years or so. I wonder what did the animals do to be punished to live in a world with humans.

Brilliant and thoughtful at the same time.

What an amazing piece!

"day 362, they still don't know who I am"

And if you don't like it, don't visit. Thank you.

It’s these little touches that really add to the experience

This is stunning!

Ok, but who the hell sends something like that with Fedex?

The smiling hovering Ford

This is great for sensory seeking kids and adults as well.

Ha, ha, ha! True, that.

That entire museum is fantastic!

Many people on the Autism Spectrum find many of these tools very helpful for self - regulation, calming, soothing. They should have these at all schools.

hisssss

of course it counts, its one of the oldest things in existence

I'm gonna steal it and no one will ever know ;)

Mesmerising

It's ironic that this is shown to the public in Denmark but has to be censored for BoredPanda.

Looks like a dragon :O

Pretty sad the lack of funding when I'm betting some museums with more wealth have artifacts from Kenya. Also the attention to detail is quite marvelous

Ahh, this one made me chuckle.

I think I’ve been to this museum!

Speaking as a Star Wars fan, the force was with the decorator.

What a wonderful way to show people the consequences of their actions.

Garra...

Saplings is usually a tiny part of the original tree that is either attached to a other tree or got re rooted

The detail is incredible! Both in the art and in the model

So beautiful....

speechless

I MUST GO HERE

the metro c station san Giovanni in rome has it too :)

We're gonna do that here in México :D

once I saw something similar (just in smaller version) at local Tesco store - they displayed artifact found at that place before its construction

A great idea!

Respect !!

there are small displays in other metro stations in Athens i.e. Syntagma ,Acropolis , Monastiraki and Panepistimio

I have seen this. A small (compared to other areas in Athens) collection but still great. They have a museum there that they built over the ruins of a road and houses so you can walk over and look inside without further disturbing them.

Several of the subway stations in Mexico City display stuff (small pyramids and artifacts) discovered during their construction.

I want to go to Greece so badly

How wonderful that they weren't destroyed.

The Airport in Taipei Taiwan has ancient Chinese museum pieces on display as you are both going down the walkways to and from the arrival and departure gates.

There is a similar one in Nyon, Switzerland - le Musée Romain Nyon.

I think many hotels and other large buildings have this type of display.

Oh snap! It heard us talk about foreign artefacts! British_Mu...45904f.jpg

When a bookshop in Canterbury was being built, they found a Roman underfloor heating system while excavating. It's fully preserved and can be viewed inside the bookshop.

Is this from the same museum that had the DeLorean on a mural?

My great grandmother escaped a work camp, lived off of grass, and helped others escape from the outside. She was an amazing woman.

visited in 2019 and it was one probably the most heart-wrenching things i've experienced. you can literally feel the weight of everything that happened that day on your shoulders. it feels like you can't stand straight or take a full breath the entire time. exiting into the sunshine and finally taking a full breath almost feels wrong. it was really a heavy experience and so humbling.

I will open the bid for that chair at $20000.

And today's special exhibit; an ignorant fool

Yessssss

Most Chromosomes are very small.

wow theres a whole museum dedicated to Tom and Jerry?? Thats so cool T^T

This clearly shows the wealth gaps between the countries....

Authentic? Upcycling?

Teeheee. Hiding in the bushes because flux capacitor wasn't working

What? Not again!