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人类学博物馆的点评
点评：This museum was so highly recommended, it was a no-brainer to include it in our trip itinerary. We took transit, TransLink 14 bus (adult fare, $3.35), to get to UBC from downtown Vancouver. It was about an hour's bus ride plus 15 mins of walking which we didn't mind. We arrived at the museum's admissions counter at 12:50PM, purchased our tickets (adult, $26), took a photo of the museum map then stepped inside.
We worked our way from the ramp to the massive Great Hall where skylight and floor-to-ceiling windows invite in abundant natural light. Every Pacific Northwest Coast carved artifact was strategically displayed, properly labeled and interpretive text were brief and to the point. We had our fill of impressive totem poles, house posts, massive feast dishes, ladles, lids and more.
Gallery exhibits were interesting and informative. My personal favourite was Bill Reid's The Raven and the First Men. The yellow cedar masterpiece was commissioned specifically for the museum's rotunda space (formerly a WWII gun turret) and took Bill Reid and his assistants a few years to complete.
There was an interactive display where when you wave your hand, directed lights are activated and the antique cedar boards in front of you slowly reveal carvings. Surprised but pleased to learn that some displayed artwork allowed gentle touching from visitors (Bill Reid's Bear sculpture and canoe). We also saw Ellen Neel's totem pole displayed horizontally in one of the rooms--this popular totem pole graced Stanley Park for four decades but, in Sep 2024, was returned to the museum for preservation. Before we left, we went outside to see the reconstructed Haida houses and totem poles displayed behind the museum.
The Museum of Anthropology is a Vancouver must-see. Definitely worth a visit.
We worked our way from the ramp to the massive Great Hall where skylight and floor-to-ceiling windows invite in abundant natural light. Every Pacific Northwest Coast carved artifact was strategically displayed, properly labeled and interpretive text were brief and to the point. We had our fill of impressive totem poles, house posts, massive feast dishes, ladles, lids and more.
Gallery exhibits were interesting and informative. My personal favourite was Bill Reid's The Raven and the First Men. The yellow cedar masterpiece was commissioned specifically for the museum's rotunda space (formerly a WWII gun turret) and took Bill Reid and his assistants a few years to complete.
There was an interactive display where when you wave your hand, directed lights are activated and the antique cedar boards in front of you slowly reveal carvings. Surprised but pleased to learn that some displayed artwork allowed gentle touching from visitors (Bill Reid's Bear sculpture and canoe). We also saw Ellen Neel's totem pole displayed horizontally in one of the rooms--this popular totem pole graced Stanley Park for four decades but, in Sep 2024, was returned to the museum for preservation. Before we left, we went outside to see the reconstructed Haida houses and totem poles displayed behind the museum.
The Museum of Anthropology is a Vancouver must-see. Definitely worth a visit.
翻译：这家博物馆备受推崇，所以我们毫不犹豫地把它列入了行程。我们从温哥华市中心乘坐TransLink 14路公交车（成人票价3.35加元）前往UBC。车程大约一小时，加上步行15分钟，我们并不觉得时间不够。下午12:50，我们到达博物馆售票处，购买了门票（成人票价26加元），拍了博物馆地图的照片，然后走了进去。
我们从坡道进入了宽敞的大厅，天窗和落地窗让充足的自然光线洒满整个空间。每一件太平洋西北海岸的雕刻文物都经过精心陈列，并配有清晰的标签和简洁明了的说明文字。我们欣赏到了令人印象深刻的图腾柱、房屋立柱、巨大的宴会餐具、勺子、盖子等等。
展厅里的展览也很有趣，内容丰富。我个人最喜欢的是比尔·里德的《渡鸦与第一批人类》。这件黄杉木杰作是专门为博物馆的圆形大厅（原为二战时期的炮塔）定制的，比尔·里德和他的助手们耗时数年才完成。
这里还有一个互动展区，当你挥动手掌时，灯光会亮起，你面前的古老雪松木板上的雕刻图案也会缓缓显现。令人惊喜的是，部分展品允许参观者轻柔触摸（例如比尔·里德的熊雕塑和独木舟）。我们还在其中一个展厅里看到了艾伦·尼尔的图腾柱，它被水平放置——这根广受欢迎的图腾柱曾在斯坦利公园矗立了四十年，但在2024年9月被送回博物馆进行保存。离开前，我们走到外面，参观了博物馆后方重建的海达族房屋和图腾柱。
温哥华人类学博物馆是温哥华的必游之地，绝对值得一去。
我们从坡道进入了宽敞的大厅，天窗和落地窗让充足的自然光线洒满整个空间。每一件太平洋西北海岸的雕刻文物都经过精心陈列，并配有清晰的标签和简洁明了的说明文字。我们欣赏到了令人印象深刻的图腾柱、房屋立柱、巨大的宴会餐具、勺子、盖子等等。
展厅里的展览也很有趣，内容丰富。我个人最喜欢的是比尔·里德的《渡鸦与第一批人类》。这件黄杉木杰作是专门为博物馆的圆形大厅（原为二战时期的炮塔）定制的，比尔·里德和他的助手们耗时数年才完成。
这里还有一个互动展区，当你挥动手掌时，灯光会亮起，你面前的古老雪松木板上的雕刻图案也会缓缓显现。令人惊喜的是，部分展品允许参观者轻柔触摸（例如比尔·里德的熊雕塑和独木舟）。我们还在其中一个展厅里看到了艾伦·尼尔的图腾柱，它被水平放置——这根广受欢迎的图腾柱曾在斯坦利公园矗立了四十年，但在2024年9月被送回博物馆进行保存。离开前，我们走到外面，参观了博物馆后方重建的海达族房屋和图腾柱。
温哥华人类学博物馆是温哥华的必游之地，绝对值得一去。
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