| Museums in Andaman
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Samudrika Museum
The Samudrika Museum exhibits a rare collection of items
that provide useful approaching into the history and
geography of the islands. One can witness an astounding
display of corals, shells and other beautiful material
found under the sea.
Anthropological Museum
The Anthropological Museum positioned at Haddo was established
in 1975. The museum provides entire information on the
tribes that populated the area in the past. An exciting
collection of items including tribal weapons, boats,
baskets, clothing and photographs can be seen on display.
A library houses a collection of books providing precious
information about past expeditions
and the tribal culture.
Forest Museum :
Situated at Haddo, near the Zoo, this museum offers an insight into forest activities through scale models and displays ornamental pieces made of famous woods like Pedauk, Marble, Peauma, Gurjan, Satin wood, etc. it is open on all working days.
After a working life spent on the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Edward Horace Man retired to Brighton in 1901. In 1929 he died and was buried at All Saints Church in Patcham where a headstone bears his name.
During his career Man corresponded with curators at museums across Europe and South Asia, many of whom received donations of objects and images from him, accompanied by maps, notes and references to his various articles and publications. In retirement it seems Man held a particularly close relationship with the curator of Brighton Museum & Art Gallery as he made ten donations to the Museum between September 1904 and July 1924. Unfortunately no written records of this relationship appear to have survived.
Man's donations included 123 photographic prints of life on the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Most of the photographs are of the Islands' inhabitants carefully posed to illustrate different aspects of island life, from scarification practices to hunting and fishing techniques. Often the choice of subject appears to have been influenced by the guidelines provided for amateur anthropologists working 'in the field' by the publication a copy of which was sent to Man. Frequently the photographs appear to be intended to form an illustration to Man's ethnographic writings.
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