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EXHIBITION OPENS FEBRUARY 15 2019

Detail copy Sergey Gorshkov

Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2017

FallWinter Program GuideSeptember 2018 ndash March 2019

Table of ContentsFamily Programs 4 School Programs 22Camps 8 Gallery Programs 28Adult Programs 9 Feature Exhibitions 30All Ages 14 Online Exhibitions 38BC Archives Programs 17 Publications 40Lectures 18 Accessibility 42

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Learning is at the heart of our missionWe engage and inspire learners of all ages through programs and activities like the ones you see on the following pages We are creating a new Learning Centremdasha dynamic and engaging space for everyone in BCmdashand we need your support to make it a reality A 21st century Learning Centre at the heart of the museum and archives enables us to harness the power of technology to bring our vast collections and staff expertise to every corner of the province Join us in imagining the possibilities For more information or to donate please contact our development team at 250-387-7222 or donateroyalbcmuseumbcca

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Night at the Museum Family Sleepover Our next family Night at the Museum will be a spooky October evening among the pharaohs inspired by the Egypt The Time of Pharaohs exhibition Come spend the night as an ancient Egyptian as we build pyramids decode secret hieroglyphic messages explore the wonder of the ancient Egyptian night sky and mummify a few vegetables This mysterious and fun-filled night will not only be your most memorable museum visit

yetmdashit will also gear you up for Halloween October 20 I 630 pm ndash 900 am $80 per person 10 member discount

Wonder Sunday Adventure awaits Bring your curiositymdashand the whole family Join us in the galleries every Sunday from October to May for exploration excitement and family fun Included with admission or membership

Animals of the Night Have you ever been spooked

in the night by a set of glowing eyes that stare at you from a distance Wonder Sunday will help you understand exactly what you were seeing and why the eyes glowed Come and spend Sunday afternoons with us during the month of October and discuss the critters that roam after hours October 14 21 28 100ndash300 pm

Egypt Travel back in time and experience ancient Egyptian life Inspired by the feature exhibition we have created fun activities to

FAMILY PROGRAMS


Member

MEMBERS GET ALL THE PERKSA family membership gives you the ultimate value Get unlimited admission to our core galleries and feature exhibitions including Egypt The Time of Pharaohs Maya The Great Jaguar Rises and Wildlife Photographer of the Year

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let everyone explore the legacy of ancient Egypt Find out how the Egyptians helped to shape the world we live in today and discover the vast differences between their society and ours November 4 11 18 25 100ndash300 pm

World Celebrations What does ldquoHappy Holidaysrdquo mean to you Join us at the museum as we recognize the numerous holidays observed between the months of November and January Immerse yourself in a rich cultural experience during the festive season with your friends and family and learn about various global celebrations throughout the month of December December 2 9 16 23 30 100ndash300 pm

Dinosaurs and Fossils Roam like a Stegosaurus for an afternoon Embark on a journey to a time when dinosaurs walked the earth Exciting activities will encourage grown-ups and kids to learn more about this prehistoric world and why it had such a large impact on the planet January 6 13 20 27 100ndash300 pm


Geology and Geography Both geology and geography describe the overall physical shape of the world Learn about the science behind geology as well as global geography and features like lakes volcanoes and mountains Leave the museum knowing more about the environment in which you live and with plentiful information to use in your future travels February 3 10 17 24 31 100ndash300 pm

Wildlife Photography Learn what it takes to be a wildlife photographer at these fun afternoon programs Wersquoll have discussions examining various photographs and their backstories Appreciate the effort and determination it takes to be a photographer and perhaps snap the perfect shot yourself March 3 10 17 24 100ndash300 pm

Kidsrsquo Club Join us at the first Wonder Sunday of each month for a special behind-the-scenes tour just for Kidsrsquo Club members Then join us and other families for Wonder Sunday Each month offers a new theme and topic to explore

Animals of the Night October 14 I 100ndash130 pm

Egypt November 4 I 100ndash130 pm

World Celebrations December 2 I 100ndash130 pm

Dinosaurs and Fossils January 6 I 100ndash130 pm

Geology and Geography February 3 I 100ndash130 pm

Wildlife Photography March 3 I 100ndash130 pm

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Discover BC through the lens of the museumrsquos extensive collections research and partnerships all in one place The Learning Portal is a dynamic and intuitive online resource designed to engage students in many different ways Featuring spectacular audio and video content fascinating images and compelling articles the Learning Portal encourages imagination engagement and curiosity Follow your curiosity now gt

Learning Portal


Spring Break Camps Bizarre Beasts British Columbia supports an incredible diversity of animals and some of them are wonderfully weird This camp will take a look at some of the stranger ones exploring why they are the way they are Campers will even construct their own bizarre beast The camp will be hands-on in the museum galleries in the natural history collection and out in nature

Member

MEMBERS GET ALL THE PERKSRoyal BC Museum members receive 10 off events including camps To learn more about member benefits visit our membership page

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March 18ndash22 25ndash29 900 am ndash 400 pm $280 per person Ages 7ndash11 After Camp Care Care is available from 800ndash900 am andor 400ndash500 pm for registered campers $500 per child per session per day

CAMPS


Itrsquos Complicated A Discussion Series This participatory discussion series tackles perspectives and definitions upending assumptions to help us better understand ourselves and our community An intriguing mix of facilitators will get the conversation started but where it goes from there is up to you By donation Newcombe Conference Hall

Human RemainsCultural Belongings By the 1990s ethical concerns regarding the care display

and return of human remains in museum collections had grown As a result a new way of thinking emerged within museum culturesmdashchanging protocols and increasing moves to repatriate Indigenous cultural remains back to ancestral lands The Royal BC Museum has chosen to respect living cultures and beliefs by not displaying mummies in its current Egypt exhibition Join us to discuss the often fractious nature of our human curiosity October 18 I 515ndash700 pm

Unceded lsquoUncededrsquo is a term commonly used to describe stolen Indigenous land an important word and concept in any colonized cultural landscape Colonial treaties may or may not have been agreed to willingly but they shape our lives our lands and our relationships This discussion will begin to explore the use of this word in the context of this particular place and space November 14 I 515ndash700 pm

ADULT PROGRAMS


Museums and Classrooms Are Not Neutral Museums and classrooms are often treated as neutral spaces where we can engage with unbiased history but they can also reinforce assumptions and prejudices What happens when we embrace the messiness of history and question the consensus Will questioning neutrality itself help us amplify marginalized voices This discussion will explore these questions and more February 15 I 700 ndash 900 pm

Storytelling as Medicine Indigenous Art Symposium This one-day event is an interdisciplinary and inter-generational symposium that will seek to present and explore Indigenous philosophies related to storytelling and oral histories Register to take part in a series of interactive workshops and a lunch or drop in later in the day for a site-specific performance and a panel discussion This is a City of Victoria initiative presented in collaboration with the Royal BC Museum October 13 900 am ndash 500 pm Photo courtesy of Kl Peruzzo


Workshop 900 am ndash 300 pm $15 per person Registration required

Public performance 330ndash400 pm Free

Panel discussion 400ndash500 pm Free

Unexplored Highlights Yoursquove heard rumours about some of our most fascinating artifacts and objects This is your chance to see them up close in an exclusive informal setting Join us on a four-part adult learning program as we dive deep into our world-class collections of art photography archaeology marine and terrestrial life and much more with the kind of access usually reserved for researchers and scientists October 13 20 27 November 3 200 ndash 400 pm $150 per person for the series registration required

Night Shift Join us for a museum-wide party with music performances and adult-only activities Presented in partnership with

Night Shift After Life Our adult-only after-hours party Night Shift After Life will be an evening like no otherFood and drinks available for purchase at multiple locations October 27 800 pm ndash 1200am $40 per person | 19+ Two pieces of ID required for entry

Night Shift Spring Fling Romance is in the air but you donrsquot need to be attached to explore the allure of instinct passion and love Food and drink available at multipule locations

February 9 800 pm ndash 1200am $40 per person | 19+ Two pieces of ID required for entry

Museum Happy Hour Drink eat meet and explore Enjoy one-night-only themed events and activities for adults in one of our core galleries Drinks and light fare available for purchase Please note that these events are limited to designated galleries and are not museum-wide $10 per person | 19+ Two pieces of ID required for entry


On the Home Front Get into the swing of life on the home front with all of its rations precautions and style November 8 I 515ndash700 pm Old Town

Extreme Journey to some of BCrsquos most extreme environments and marvel at what can survive in these hostile conditions November 22 I 515ndash700 pm Natural History gallery

Fieldtrippers Join us for themed outdoor field trips led by museum staff and community collaborators Wear suitable footwear and be prepared for rain By donation Suggested $5 per person

Walking Victoriarsquos Great War Join Royal BC Museum associate registrar and military historian Paul Ferguson on a two-hour three-kilometre traipse about Victoria to discover the cityrsquos connection to World War I Wersquoll stop at significant buildings and locations and end up at the BC Legislative Buildings November 24 I 100ndash300 pm Meet at the carillon on the Royal BC Museum grounds

Sex in the Sand Join Heidi Gartner invertebrates collection manager Dr Joel Gibson curator of entomology and a CRD regional parks interpreter and learn about the fascinating world of invertebrate reproduction Wersquoll search the rare dune environment and intertidal zone for flying and marine invertebrates You can leave your (nature-nerd) hats on February 24 I 100ndash230 pm Meet at the picnic shelter by the parking lot of Island View Beach Regional Park

Curious Collections A Seniors On-Site Program Discuss share and learn using objects from the Royal BC Museumrsquos education collection during a private facilitated one-hour hands-on session This program is for groups and should be booked with at least two weeksrsquo advance notice $10 per participant Maximum 10 per group No charge for accompanying caregivers

Group programs can be booked by contacting our booking office at rbcm_groupsroyalbcmuseumbcca

Team-Building Workshop Bring your team to the museum for a three-hour team-building workshop Your group will go behind the scenes then up to a gallery before working in small groups to create your own mini-displays This workshop will challenge your creativity communication and team spirit $1000 per group Maximum 20 participants



Explore the path to new perspectivesGET THE SEPTndashDEC 2018 CALENDARcontinuingstudiesuviccacalendar

Lest We Forget Remembrance Commemorations Join us for performance-based presentations by musicians singers and storytellers Stay tuned for more information November 11 I 1200ndash300 pm Free

Pathway to the Afterlife An Interactive Event The Egyptians had a vivid understanding of the afterlife and rich complex rituals to ensure the soul (called the Ka) arrived there Join us for a mock Egyptian funeral organized by Camosun Collegersquos Anthropology of Death class In exploring the various steps of the Egyptian funeral process you will learn about the importance of mummification why particular grave goods were included in the tomb and the elaborate ceremonies that helped transform the mortal

pharaoh into a divine ancestor prepared for a journey to the afterlife and an eternity spent there This interactive event takes place within and just outside the Egypt The Time of Pharaohs exhibition with a facilitated discussion at the end of the event November 24 I 100ndash300 pm Included with admission or membership

12th Annual Carol-Along with the Carillon Gather under the Netherlands Centennial Carillon with your fellow singers family friends and

ALL AGES


pooches Provincial Carillonneur Rosemary Laing will accompany the choir in a one-of-a-kind carolling party Hot chocolate and cookies help to make the season bright and at the end of the 45-minute set the carillon is lit up for the holidays December 2 I 430ndash515 pm Free

Father Christmas in Old Town Visit with Father Christmas in Old Town have your photo taken and share your holiday wishes December 1ndash2 7ndash9 14ndash16 1100 am ndash 300 pm Included with admission or membership Photos by donation

Christmas in Old Town Take in the sights and sounds of Christmas long ago Visit the wood-cobbled streets lined with festive garlands and see the shops decked in seasonal finery November 11 ndash January 9 1000 am ndash 500 pm Included with admission or membership


Fill your tank with some of Victoriarsquos tastiest grub at the Royal BC Museums back courtyard Enjoy amazing selection of food trucks and carts then stay and enjoy our welcoming eating area Truck on over soon

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Helmcken House Old-Fashioned Christmas Step through the doors of the oldest house in British Columbia still on its original site and experience what Christmas would have been like in Victoria more than 100 years ago Decorations music and first-hand accounts will take you back to Christmas past St Annrsquos Schoolhouse will also be open December 17ndash31 1200ndash400 pm Included with admission or by donation

Early Shift Party Like Itrsquos 1999 (BC) On the last day of 2018 join us in the Egypt The Time of Pharaohs exhibition at a party fit for the gods Our annual family-oriented party will be an ancient frolic with music activities and games for all ages December 31 I 600ndash830 pm $24 per adult $16 per youth Kids five and under are free

Letter-Writing Week The New Year is a great time to make a resolution to slow down What better way to do so than to put away your smartphone sit down and write a letter at our letter-writing booth We provide the paper the pens the envelopes and even the stamps Who knows the letter you write could one day be part of our archives January 2ndash11 1100 am ndash 200 pm Included with admission or membership

Family Day Join us for a Learning Centre design playdate The Royal BC Museum is in the process of developing an inclusive learning centre a hub for learning and sharing for museum visitors of all ages Drop in to playfully test out ideas for programming and contribute your thoughts and ideas on how to create a centre that feels relevant and exciting for your family February 18 I 100ndash300pm Included with admission or membership


BC ARCHIVES PROGRAMS

Walking Tour Highlighting Local Historical Buildings Join the Greater Victoria Public Library and the BC Archives on a walking tour of downtown Victoria with a focus on local buildings both public and private and their fascinating histories To extend your understanding of the arearsquos history attend the BC Archives workshop the following week September 8 1100 am ndash 1230 pm Registration required through the GVPL website Meeting at Greater Victoria Public Library central branch courtyard

Discovering Historical Buildings at the BC Archives Victoria is filled with interesting old buildings from the grand and stately to the colourful and quirky Itrsquos often easy to tell what goes on behind the doors today but have you ever wondered what stories lie behind some of the older facades This workshop will explore the tools used to research the structures around us including photographs blueprints fire insurance maps and more From heritage homes to public spaces each building

has a much deeper history than its bricks and mortar September 15 1000 am ndash 100 pm $30 per person

BC Archives Pub Quiz Celebrate Archives Week with a pint during our traditional British-style pub quiz Questions will relate to our collections and to BC history but you donrsquot have to be an expert in either to join the fun Bring a team or join a group when you arrive November 23 I 515ndash700 pm $10 per person Old Town


Beneath the Sands of Egypt Exploration and Discoveries in the Valley of the Kings This lecture is presented by Dr Donald Ryan an archaeologist and Egyptologist who has made multiple excavations in the Valley of the Kings including one that resulted in the rediscovery of a tomb containing the mummy identified as that of Hatshepsut September 20 I 700ndash900 pm $20 per person Newcombe Conference Hall

Live Lunch Find out whatrsquos happening at the museum and archives in these monthly talks featuring curators staff and researchers First Wednesday of each month By donation

Rafting the Pacific The Biological Story of the 2011 Japanese Tsunami Marine Debris Dr Henry Choong curator of invertebrates will highlight the newest collection of Japanese tsunami marine debris and what it tells us about ocean environments While yoursquore

here visit the Pocket Gallery to see more about this collection September 5 I 1200ndash100 pm

Womenrsquos History Month Join our panel of three museum staff members for a talk highlighting women who have worked at the Royal BC Museum and BC Archives or whose records are held here How have their legacies impacted us and what are some of the challenges they may have faced October 3 I 1200ndash100 pm

LECTURES


A Case of Un(convent)ional Women The Sisters of St Ann Carey Pallister province archivist for the Sisters of St Ann will talk about the legacy the sisters have left after 160 years of service to the province of BC Alaska and beyond Arriving in Victoria in June 1858 as primarily a teaching mission the sisters expanded into health care eventually owning and operating 31 schools and 10 hospitals Carey will also showcase the outreach kits created for the sistersrsquo 160th anniversary November 7 I 1200ndash100 pm

A New Direction for Paleontology Meet Dr Victoria Arbour the newest curator at the Royal BC Museum and find out about our plans for the future of research and the paleontology collection December 5 I 1200ndash100 pm

Exploring the Deep BC Seamounts Seamountsmdashunderwater mountains that rise more than 1000 metres (3280 feet) from the seafloormdashare offshore biodiversity hotspots Very little is known about these ecologically

significant areas along the BC coast In July 2018 Fisheries and Oceans Canada the Haida Nation Oceana Canada and Ocean Networks Canada embarked on an expedition to explore seamounts near the islands of Haida Gwaii Discover what they found and the role the Royal BC Museum plays in safeguarding these specimens Special date January 16 I 1200ndash100 pm

Ancient Migrations and Modern Genetics Curator of Archaeology Grant Keddie will reveal how our emerging knowledge of the

function of specific genes and the interactions of the human microbiome allows for the development of new ways of interpreting the essence of who we are February 6 I 1200ndash100 pm

A Grey Whale Tale Dr Gavin Hanke curator of vertebrates will reveal the details of our newest mega-acquisition mdash a Grey Whale skeleton Its journey has been a long one from flensing and burying to unwrapping and arrival at the museum March 6 I 1200ndash100 pm


Friends of the BC Archives Lecture Series Presentations are offered throughout the year on topics connected with the BC Archives and the history of the province Lectures are on the third Sunday of every month and are free for members of the Friends of the BC Archives or $5 for non-members payable in cash at the door

Frederick Dally Conservation and Exhibition of 19th-Century Photo Albums The Royal BC Museumrsquos paper conservator Lauren Buttle will describe some of the historical background and conservation work leading to the upcoming exhibition Small Piece of Glass

Photographs by Frederick Dally 1866ndash1870 Dally was a talented photographer who moved to Victoria during the height of the gold rush This exhibition will examine the historical importance of his short but prolific career in early Canadian photography Buttle will discuss the conservation considerations and behind-the-scenes preparations for such a display She will also provide advice on caring for your own historical records and photo albums September 16 I 200ndash330pm

Julia W Henshaw WriterndashBotanistndashWar Hero of a Century Ago Michael Kluckner heritage activist artist and author will discuss his new biography of Julia W Henshaw Henshaw

was one of few women in the first years of the 20th century to make a living as a writer publishing as both a journalist and a novelist She was also known for her lectures particularly on her botanical study of the Selkirk and Rocky Mountains She won the Croix de Guerre for her work driving ambulances and evacuating civilians from the Western Front in 1918 A unique and colourful personality her death in 1937 was front-page news in Vancouver October 21 I 200ndash330pm

The Making of Countdown to Sanctuary Wood Cliff Caprani historian and documentary filmmaker will show his acclaimed film about Sidney Rich (1893ndash1916) Born in Ladner Rich attended school in Victoria and worked for a firm of land surveyors before enlisting in the Victoria-based 48th Battalion of the CEF Countdown to Sanctuary Wood reconstructs Richrsquos life in Victoria and his movements overseas in army training camps in England and on the battlefields of Belgium where he was eventually


Experience the majestic natural beauty diverse culture and exquisite tastes of British Columbia all in one evening Whether itrsquos a dinner for 10 or a reception for 2000 yoursquoll have a unique BC experience

To customize your event please contact Venue Rentals 250-387-5745 venuerentalsroyalbcmuseumbcca

TURNING EVENTS INTO UNFORGETTABLE OCCASIONS

killed The film is based on extensive archival research and incorporates material from the BC Archives collections Caprani will be joined by Kathy Cuthbert the film producer in discussing the research behind the film November 18 I 200ndash330pm

Megadevelopment in the Peace River District Dr Frank Leonard adjunct associate professor in history at the University of Victoria will give a presentation on Axel Wenner-Gren a Swedish entrepreneur who collaborated with BC premier WAC Bennett on proposed megaprojects in the Peace River District January 20 I 200ndash330pm

Infidels and the Damn Churches Irreligion and Religion in Settler British Columbia Dr Lynne Marks of the University of Victoria History Department will speak about the archival research behind her 2016 book Infidels and the Damn Churches Irreligion and Religion in Settler British Columbia February 17 I 200ndash330pm


Professional Development Day Historical Thinking Winter Institute The Royal British Columbia Museum Canadarsquos National History Society and the Historical Thinking Project are excited to offer a two-day historical thinking symposium for K-12 teachers museum educators graduate students and historians The symposium will focus on enhancing understanding and expertise in designing courses lessons projects and programs that

explicitly focus on teaching and assessing historical thinking February 15ndash16 900am ndash 400 pm Check back for pricing

Our school programs are designed to provide a dynamic menu of options for students and teachers to nurture a life-long love of learning and to ignite inquiry about museum objects and ideas

Learning Labs Learning Labs are inquiry-based and staff-led investigating big ideas with the

galleries as a backdrop $99 per class

Governance and Beyond Presented in partnership with the Parliamentary Education Office this lab explores the different systems of governance beginning with Indigenous ways of knowing and being This day-long lab starts at the Royal BC Museum and finishes across the street at the Legislative Assembly of BC Students will be able to experience the processes of governance from diverse perspectives and across multiple institutions October to March

SCHOOL PROGRAMS


From the Beginning Origin Stories and Indigenous Culture Presented in partnership with the University of Victoriarsquos Legacy Galleries this lab will focus on alternative histories and narratives of origin Through art and belongings students will explore stories of connection to the earth interconnection through families and clans and the role of oral and visual storytelling and teachings March to May

Gold Rush Photography and Memory This lab will look at how we read photographs and how that process can help us better understand history The tour will incorporate historical thinking concepts such as lsquochange and continuityrsquo and lsquohistorical perspectivesrsquo It will be presented primarily in the gold rush displays of the Becoming BC gallery October to May

The Numbers of Nature ldquoChange is the only constant in BCrsquos natural historyrdquo This statement greets all visitors to the Natural History gallery and the gallery clearly illustrates the concept Visitors learn about mass extinctions climate change

and biodiversity from the Ice Age to the present day and they are reminded that life in BC and on the planet has been shaped and changed by processes in constant motion This tour will help students and teachers establish connections between mathematics and science and consider how these disciplines help us understand change in BCrsquos natural history October to May

Predator versus Prey The Case of the Cougar This lab introduces students to the predators and prey of British Columbia with a special focus on the complicated relationship between cougars and humans Students will discover what makes a successful hunter how animals protect themselves from predation and how humans complicate food webs and predator-prey relationships October to May

Exploring BC Through the Past Present and Future This lab focuses on the curricular competencies of continuity and change as well as historical evidence Through your guided visit we will be examining and handling BC artifacts exploring

the museum and thinking about what these artifacts might be like in the future This hands-on experience will appeal particularly to grades Kndash3 October to May

Ethics Dialogue and Debate In this lab students will engage in ethical dialogue using the museumrsquos core galleries to understand how we can make ethical decisions in our everyday lives The focus of this lab will be on understanding ethics through discussion and debate We may address topics like Truth and Reconciliation pipelines environmental stewardship and representation in museums and beyond October to May

Simple Machines This lab is designed to introduce students to the simple machines found within the gallery By the end of the tour students will be able to identify the six basic simple machines explain their uses and find them in the gallery Students will also be able to make connections between what they have seen in the gallery and what can be found in their own classrooms and homes October to June


Learning Labs continued

The Power of Cartography Mapping BC Maps are social constructions They can represent power or exclusion telling us what was significant to the people who made them Wersquoll explore the many historical maps in the galleries learning about their creators what they included and what they excluded as we begin to inquire into the historical significance of maps in BC October to May

Reading an Object This lab encourages students to explore the meaning and purpose behind museums Old Town (in the Becoming BC gallery) provides a window into the past and offers an opportunity to examine which stories the museum presents and with what objects Students will be encouraged to ask questions and think critically about the importance of heritage and the role of preservation in nurturing an understanding of the past October to May

Helmcken Christmas This lab looks at the Christmas traditions of the late 19th and early 20th centuries Using material from the Royal BC Museum and BC Archives collections the program encourages students to explore the ways in which Christmas in Victoria (and British Columbia) was celebrated all within the historically significant Helmcken House Students will also have the opportunity to relive early Victorian school days in the historic St Annrsquos Schoolhouse December

The Ceremonies and Science of Seasons This lab will explore the social studies and science of the seasons with a focus on First Peoplesrsquo perspectives How did First Peoples view the thirteen phases of the moon in a lunar cycle When is it safe to harvest the bark of a cedar tree Why do frogs signify the arrival of spring These questions and many more will be addressed in the museumrsquos First Peoples Our Living Languages and Natural History galleries Recommended for students Kndash3 October to May




Letrsquos Talk This lab is up to you Give us a sense of what you want and wersquoll work with you to create something that fits your classrsquos needs If your class is visiting from outside Greater Victoria we can provide an introduction to the museum and behind-the-scenes access while leaving plenty of time for open exploration of the museum Contact Chris OrsquoConnor learning program developer at coconnorroyalbcmuseumbcca for more information October to May

Trailhead Tuesdays and Thursdays If you are bringing your class on a self-guided visit to the museum consider coming on a Tuesday or Thursday From April to June we will have activity stations for classes presented by trained volunteer educators Our Tuesday theme Thinking Like a Historian will involve thought-provoking activities in the Becoming BC gallery to encourage students in the process of making sense of history Our Thursday theme Thinking Like a Scientist will involve exciting hands-on

activities in the Natural History gallery inviting students to consider the different ways scientists understand the world FREE

Inquiry Guides Self-guided resources for the core galleries and special exhibitions are available Look for age-appropriate Kndash2 3ndash7 and 8ndash12 scaled guides on our website


Home Learners Series The Archaeology of Spaces Archaeologists find and collect objects in order to learn more about past societies But what about the spaces these objects came from What can they tell us about their societies And what enables structures to endure in some locations but not others In this fall home learners block we will explore the unique spaces left behind by the ancient Egyptians We will examine the preservation of structures and how environmental factors impact their endurance

especially in contrast to the conditions in other areas across the globe Home learners will also have an opportunity to create their own space or structure that should stand the test of time November 16 23 30 and December 7 I 1000 am ndash 1200 pm or 100ndash300 pm $75 per participant Designed for ages 8ndash14

Digital Field Trips Canrsquot get here in person No problem All you need is an internet connection and

computer with a camera We offer Digital Field Trips for classrooms to make connections with our collections and the work of the museum in conjunction with the science and social studies curriculums All Digital Field Trips include pre- and post-visit support Digital Field Trips are also available to community groups and learners of all ages $60 for a Virtual Gallery Tour $99 for Thinking Like a Scientist Thinking Like a Historian or Learning about BC First Nations programs


Gallery Tours Join us for engaging volunteer-led tours through our core galleries and learn about the fascinating natural history and human history of BC Year-round

Check our website for tour topics times and meeting locations Included with admission or membership

Staff-Led Tours If you want to explore even further book a special staff-led tour of the galleries Year-round $80 per group of 10 $10 per person for additional guests

Hands On in the Galleries Check out our ongoing activities and the lsquocloser lookrsquo stations located throughout our galleries hosted by our knowledgeable volunteers

Behind-the-Scenes Tours Experience the working environments of our talented researchers and staff Tours are limited to 10 people Destination Canada has identified these amazing tours as a Canadian Signature Experience

GALLERY PROGRAMS


Home Is Where the Heart Is Understanding Immigrant Experiences in British Columbiarsquos History This tour will explore histories of immigrant communities in British Columbia and their immense contributions to the development of the province and nation Uncover complicated narratives of settlement intercultural communication and historical wrongdoings represented (or not) in the museumrsquos galleries

Wersquore All in This Together Biodiversity of BC in a Changing World BC is home to an incredible abundance of plants and animals but why do we have a wider variety here than in other parts of Canada or the world During this tour we will explore the reasons why BC has such exceptional biodiversity and how our quickly changing planet will continue to impact that diversity Embracing both scientific and cultural perspectives we will examine the myriad ways biodiversity is important to us as humans and how changes to global ecology will resonate in our everyday lives


This groundbreaking exhibition celebrates the resilience and diversity of First Nations languages in BC in the face of change Learn what First Nations communities throughout the province are doing to help their languages survive and flourish in this beautifully designed exhibition space featuring original First Nations artwork and interactive stations

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EXHIBITIONON NOW

Experience a time when civilization grew along the Nile pyramids dotted the skyline and people believed gods walked among us

With more than 300 original artifacts some an astounding 4500 years old this exhibition covers all aspects of ancient Egyptian life from the emergence of ancient Egyptian civilization along the Nile to the Ptolemaic and Roman eras

Be among the first in North America to see this staggering exhibitionrsquos priceless ancient artifacts such as the coffin of Nakht an exceptional bust of Hatshepsut and an ornate gold and garnet necklace from the Ptolemaic period

The exhibition has been produced as a joint venture between Lokschuppen Rosenheim the University of Aberdeen Museums the Roemer- und Pelizaeus - Museums Hildesheim and MuseumsPartner Austria

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Experience the wonders of nature through the lenses of award-winning photographers from around the world Now in its 53rd year the Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition showcases a global selection of outstanding nature photography Each photo is presented in a huge backlit display with a caption exploring the imagersquos compelling story Travelling from Londonrsquos Natural History Museum this exhibition takes viewers on a visual journey around the world bringing the talent and vision of each photographer closer to all who visit The images evoke a wide range of emotions but are always visually stunning and thought-provoking A family favourite

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EXHIBITION OPENFEBRUARY 15 ndash MARCH 24 2019

ONLINE RESOURCES

The Learning Portal Discover BC through the lens of the museum and archivesrsquo extensive collections research and partnerships all in one place The Learning Portal is a dynamic and intuitive online resource designed to engage visitors in many different ways Featuring spectacular audio and video content captivating images and compelling articles the Learning Portal encourages imagination engagement and curiosity Follow your curiosity now gt

3D Beetle Collection Have you ever wondered what a scarab looks like up close Take advantage of our online exhibition of BCrsquos most fascinating beetle specimens in stunning interactive 3D By examining these specimens online yoursquoll get an intimate behind-the-scenes glimpse into our entomology collection Discover compare and study these insects from the comfort of your own home today Explore online now gt

100 Objects of Interest Our mission is to promote an understanding of the living landscapes and cultures of British Columbia From the wild to the weird the objects in our collects speak volumes helping us to understand our past present and future Handpicked from among more than 6000000 objects in our collection 100 Objects of Interest presents 100 highlights from the museum and archives Discover our collections gt


Staff Profiles Ever wonder whorsquos behind the research collections exhibitions and archives at the Royal BC Museum Meet the incredible passionate staff who bring BCrsquos stories to life In these profiles yoursquoll discover the stories education and areas of interest of our staff some of whom have been working here for more than 40 years Read about their experiences working at the museum and archives and get a glimpse behind-the-scenes Learn more gt

Search Collections The Royal BC Museum and Archives acquires and preserves more than 7 million objects records and specimens Whether yoursquore a seasoned genealogist a student researcher or someone interested in BCrsquos history we have the resources to help you access our diverse collections From our website you can search our collections order copies of select documents and contact our permissions officerExplore now gt


The CollectorsA History of the Royal British Columbia Museum and Archives

Dr Patricia E Roy$3995 | ISBN 978-0-7726-7200-1

For more than 130 years the Royal British Columbia Museum and Archives has preserved and presented the province From the glass cases of 1886 to the always-on digital archives of the present day The Collectors tells the story of the museum and archives a story of continuity and change of quirks and curiosities and of the fascinating characters and enduring themes that have shaped one of British Columbiarsquos most distinguished institutions

Available October 2018

PUBLICATIONS


Kwaumldąy Daumln TsrsquoigravenchįTeachings from Long Ago Person Found

Edited by Richard J Hebda Sheila Greer and Alexander P Mackie$4995 I ISBN 978-0-7726-6699-4

Many years ago a young man set out on a voyage through the mountains but failed to reach his destination The discovery of the Kwaumldąy Daumln Tsrsquoigravenchį man raised many questions but his remains preserved in glacial ice offered answers too This comprehensive collaboration describes not only a portrait of an individual and his world but also how diverse ways of knowing can complement each other to provide new understanding of our complex histories

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The Language of FamilyStories of Bonds and Belonging$2795 ISBN 978-0-7726-7052-6

The Sustainability DilemmaEssays on British Columbia Forest and Environmental History$3495 ISBN 978-0-7726-6974-2

HighlightsRoyal British Columbia Museum and Archives$1495 ISBN 978-0-7726-6733-5


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