Indigenous Peoples

Marilyn Jones visits New Zealand's largest museum, one which reflects both major aspects of New Zealand's history and culture

A new schedule of events and a new season at a museum operated by the Pequot people

While wandering in Oslo, Judy spotted this photogenic figure that hails from the Arctic regions.

Marilyn takes us on a visit to a museum whose focus is on the art and culture of the indigenous peoples of its area

Images of the Zapatista Movement in the far south of Mexico are everywhere, constantly reminding PortMoresby of the ongoing struggle for rights and equality.

The Templo de Santo Domingo was closed for earthquake repairs but the 2 museums in the adjacent ex-convento were open, including the Maya textile museum, much to PortMoresby’s delight.

Gumbo was visiting the very interesting Russian Orthodox churches in this small Native village, which is home to an interesting cemetery featuring dozens of spirit houses.

After a lively morning in Chamula on Day of the Dead, PortMoresby has a shopping opportunity along with a sobering education in the geology of southern Mexico.

Though PortMoresby had seen decorated cemeteries in the wake of Day of the Dead before, the experience on the day, November 1st, was new and quite unlike any other.

PortMoresby's experience of Day of the Dead in Chiapas, Mexico will go down as one of the most memorable in over half a century of travel.

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