The blog is where we'll post news, updates, information about objects in our collection, #betterworkstories, profiles of staff members and visitors, pictures and videos, and really anything we think you'd find interesting. We hope you enjoy.
If there's a topic you'd like us to do a post about, or a post that you think needs a sequel, just let us know!
Is it a horse? Is it a deer? Is it a sheep? Rhyta in the Classical Collections
Otago Museum has a number of drinking horns called rhyta. See if you can identify them all!
Here be monsters: Giant Squid from the Catlins
Dive into the history and mystery of the giant squid (Architeuthis dux) with On Lee Lau!
Research Insights – Q & A with Peter Hadden
I am a part-time postgraduate student in Auckland at the University of Auckland, Department of Ophthalmology, and also a practising ophthalmologist (eye surgeon)...
DECEMBER (HAKIHEA) SKY GUIDE
Welcome to the Sky Guide, your monthly guide to what's happening in the heavens!
Striking a Balance – Zoe
The Otago Museum Blog is being taken over by the student-creators of the exhibition Climate Change – Striking a Balance!
Striking a Balance is BACK
On New Year 2020, New Zealand woke up to an apocalyptic, mustard-coloured sky, and in the haze of bushfires, a sense of foreboding was felt by many around the country...
NOVEMBER (WHIRINGA-Ā-RANGI) SKY GUIDE
Welcome to the Sky Guide, your monthly guide to what's happening in the heavens!
World Cities Day
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