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无论人类以前曾有过多么辉煌的文明,都无一例外地将被历史的尘烟所湮没,人类在不断地创造着文明,文明却无法永生——这是永恒的法则。但是,我们仍然可以通过某个途径去寻找这些文明的踪迹,这个途径就是博物馆。“博物馆”一词,源于希腊文“缪斯庵”(museion),原意为“祭祀缪斯的地方”。缪斯是希腊神话中掌管科学与艺术的9位神女的通称,她们分别掌管着历史、天文、史诗、情诗、抒情诗、悲剧、喜剧、圣歌和舞蹈,代表着当时希腊人文活动的全部。约在公元前5世纪,在希腊的特尔费·奥
No matter how brilliant civilizations mankind has ever had before, it will be completely obliterated by the dust of history. Human beings are constantly creating civilizations but civilizations can not live forever. This is the eternal law. However, we can still find the traces of these civilizations through a certain route, which is the museum. The word “museum”, derived from the Greek “museion” (museion), originally intended as “the place of worship Muse.” Muse is the common name of nine goddesses who control science and art in the Greek mythology. They are in charge of history, astronomy, epics, love poems, lyric poems, tragedies, comedies, chants and dances, representing all the Greek cultural activities at that time. About the 5th century BC, in Telfair, Greece