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The Salisbury Museum and Wessex Gallery of Archaeology
A friendly museum in a Grade 1 listed building. Winner of six major awards including a Museum of the Year award and the English Tourist Board England for Excellence. The archaeology collections are Designated Collections of national importance.
Home of the Stonehenge gallery, Warminster Jewel and famous Monkton Deverill gold torc. Displays of prehistory in Early Man; Romans and Saxons; the medieval history of Old Sarum and Salisbury (with the renowned Giant and Hob Nob); the Pitt Rivers (father of modern scientific archaeology) collection; ceramics and costume; a pre-NHS surgery; pictures throughout the Museum, including Turner watercolours.
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The archaeology collections at this museum are Designated Collections of national importance.
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World Cultures, Weapons and War, Social History, Personalities, Natural Sciences, Fine Art, Decorative and Applied Art, Costume and Textiles, Coins and Medals, Archives, Archaeology
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Secular to Sacred: The Story of the Lacock Cup
- 31 January — 4 May 2015 *on now
A Spotlight Tour from the British Museum
The Salisbury Museum is the first of five venues exhibiting the magnificent Lacock Cup recently jointly acquired by The British Museum and The Wiltshire Museum with support from the National Heritage Memorial Fund, the Art Fund and private donations. Dating from the mid-15th century, the Lacock Cup is a stunning piece of craftsmanship with a unique dual history; it has been used both as a feasting cup and a holy chalice. An English silver and partially gilded drinking cup, it is of a type dating to the late Middle Ages, most of which have been destroyed. The Lacock Cup survived only because it was gifted to the Church of St. Cyriac in Lacock, Wiltshire in the post-reformation period, where it was used as a sacred vessel for over 400 years. It was loaned to the British Museum in 1963 but continued to return to Lacock for certain religious festivals until about thirty years ago.
This capsule exhibition will explore the rich context surrounding the Lacock Cup, in particular its secular and sacred associations, and the historic shifts it encountered. Alongside objects from our own collections, other remarkable objects on loan exclusively to The Salisbury Museum include a gold coin of the Crown of the Double Rose of Henry VIII and Katherine of Aragon (Mint 1526-33), a group of silver chalices, and the terminal of a medieval drinking horn.
As well as private collections, lenders to the exhibition are: Churches Conservation Trust and the local parishes of Lower Wylye & Till Valley; Wylye and Fisherton; Upper Wylye; Odstock, Nunton and Bodenham. We would also like to thank Salisbury Cathedral for their assistance with these loans.
Generously supported by the John Ellerman Foundation.
Suitable for
- Any age
Normal admission charges apply.
The Slices of Life
- 14 February — 4 May 2015 *on now
An exhibition by paper cutting artist Vanessa Stone.
Vanessa was born in Winterslow, went to school in Salisbury and comes from a South Wiltshire family that stretches back hundreds of years. This exhibition focuses on work inspired by her memories of growing up in the city and the surrounding landscape.
Describing how she wants to 'make the memory of seeing real', her paper cutting embodies an emotional response to a place, scene or thing she has seen. What is even more poignant about this is the connectedness across the years – a scene from Vanessa's childhood is just as likely to be a scene from Salisbury life today.
Vanessa uses a scalpel to 'draw' into paper, cutting away to make an image come from the surface of the paper. By paring the elements down to the essentials of line, colour and composition, she creates at once a vibrant and intricate response to her memories, makes that moment in time a tangible thing.
After years of specialising in textiles, Vanessa started cutting into paper in 2006. Inspired by the dynamism and life of Matisse's cutouts, and increasingly aware of the work of artists such as Rob Ryan and Beatrice Coron, Vanessa describes her journey into paper cutting as a compelling 'quest for a sharper line, a more clean composition, a flatter surface.'
Suitable for
- Any age
Normal admission charges apply.
Turner's Wessex: Architecture & Ambition
- 22 May — 27 September 2015
Salisbury Museum is extremely proud to announce a new exhibition of national importance, throwing new light on the earliest work of the young artist J.M.W. Turner in and around Salisbury and its magnificent cathedral.
Turner first visited Salisbury in 1795 when he was 20 years old. As his career developed, he returned to paint an area that captivated him as an artist. Set in the vast plains of the Wessex landscape, his depictions of Stonehenge in particular proved to be among his most hauntingly atmospheric works.
In the late 1790s, Sir Richard Colt Hoare commissioned Turner, then barely into his twenties, to produce a series of watercolours of Salisbury, the most impressive of which depict the newly restored great cathedral. Hoare was a wealthy gentleman-antiquarian who inherited the nearby Stourhead estate in 1784. His involvement in the first archaeological surveys of the ancient landscapes around Salisbury led him to publish volumes documenting the history of Ancient and Modern Wiltshire.
Normal admission charges apply
'The Singular Exploits of Sherlock Holmes
- 15 May 2015 6:30-8:15pm
Join us for an evening in the company of Mr Sherlock Holmes brought to life by Jonathan Goodwin, Artistic Director of 'Don't Go Into The Cellar'. This performance is an affectionate one-man homage to Sherlock Holmes as he recounts the highlights of his crime-busting career. Jonathan not only assumes the guise of Sherlock Holmes, but his adversaries too. This is a high-energy performance, featuring wry humour and quick costume changes - Victorian theatre at it's Gothic best in the setting of the Museum's old Chapel.
Suitable for
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Adults £8
Under 15's £4
A Feast of Archaeological Fun
- 18 — 19 July 2015
The Festival falls within the 'Digging Season' and before the Schools summer holidays. The weekend will include presentations and lectures, set against a big showground event. Leading figures in the British archaeology community will be present to debate, make presentations and engage with the public.
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The King's House
2 hour session in the museum
Meet Mrs Duncan, a Victorian SChool Teacher who lived in the KIng's HOuse a long time ago. Using old photographs and evidence left behind from the past, she will help youe class look for clues that tell us how the building has changed over time.
£2.75 per pupil
Br Grave, it's the Saxons!
2 hour session in the museum or classroom
Pupils will become history detectives and discover what a mysterious grave can tell us about Salisbury's Saxon past. The session is an opportunity to learn about the past from things left behind through handling real Saxon grave goods, plus lively activities and costumes to try.
£2.75 per pupil
Travel to and from school:40p per mile
Hilforts and Catapults
2 hour session in the museum
You class will be split into two opposing sides in order to understand how the Romans took defensive Iron Age hill forts, like Old Sarum, using ingenious catapults. An opportunity to investigate forces, construct catapults, and understand the local area's Iron Age and Roman past. Links with science.
Homes Through Time
2 hour session in the museum or classroom
Explore how objects in our homes have changed over time. Using real Victorian objects, children will discover how life in the past was different to our lives today.
£2.75 per pupil
Travel to and from school:40p per mile
Investigating Prehistoric Pots
1 to 1.5 hour session in the museum or classroom
Discover the secrets of these mysterious pots and have a go at designing, making abd decorating your own Bronze Age Beaker pot.
£2.75 per pupil
Travel to and from school:40p per mile
Medieval Salisbury
2 hour session in the museum or classroom
What life was like for people living in the new medieval city of Salisbury, what were the guilds and why does Salisbury have it's own Giant? All will be revealed as pupils handle real medieval artifacts and creat their own unique coat of arms.
Mini Museums
Whole or half day sessions in the museum
Your pupils will learn some of the tranferable skills needed to become museum curators. Creative thinking, team working, historicak enquirary, presesntation and literacy skills are all developed through lively object handling and creative activities. Your pupils will have a chance to discover what happens behind the scenes of a museum, investigate mysterious artefacts and work together to create their own mini-museums in an open-ended design challenge.
£3.50 per pupil
Roman Dig
2 hour session in the museum
Discover what it is like to be an Archaeologist and find out what we can learn from the things the Romans left behind. Handle real Roman artifacts and discover how they were made and what they were used for.
£2.75 per pupil
Roman Pottery
1 hour session in the museum or classroom
Create a Roman pot from air drying clay using real pottery as inspiration and decorate it using Roamn designs and motifs.
£2.75 per pupil
Travel to and from school: 40p per mile
Saxon Art
1.5 to 2 hour session in the museum or classroom
Pupils will make their own stamps to decortate their Saxon inspired pots. THey will also make a colourful stings of beads and design a shiled and helmet for a Saxon warrior.
£3.50 per pupil
Travel to and from school:40p per mile
Slave Yourself
Musa, the wife of a notable Roman who has recently settles in Britain, needs to buy slaves for her new Villa and your pupils might be just what she's looking for. Object handling, role play and hands on activities. Make Roman Ink, Roman perfume, leather sandals and honeyed dates.
The Evacuees are coming!
2 hour session in the classroom
What was it like to share your school, home and village with evacuees during the war? Local school teacher and member of the Woman's Voluntary Service, Mrs V. Strictly, will take charge of the class as she prepares them for life on the Home Front and life with evacuees. Pupils will handly real 1940's objects, experience gas practice, school lessons 1940's style and role play.
£3.00 per pupil
The Tudors are Coming to Town
2 hour session in the museum or classroom
It is 1535 and King Henry is visiting Salisbury with his new wife Anne Boleyn. As loyal citizens you must make sure that everything is in place to impress them. Through this hands on, costumed role play session children will discover the differences between rich and poor in Tudor Salisbury and experience what it was like to come face to face with the King.
£3.00 per pupil
Travel to and from school: 40p per mile
Toys Through Time
2 hour session in the museum or classroom
The museum has a collection of old toys but we need your help to sort them out. Which are the oldest? Who would have played with them? How would you describe them? YOu will also have a chance to play with replica toys and make your own old fashioned toys.
Cost:£2.75 per pupil
Travel to and from school:40p per mile
Tudor Life
1 hour session in the museum or classroom
Handle replica Tudor objects, games and costume and investigat what they tell is about life in Tudor times.
Unlocking the Stonehenge World Heritage Site
1 hour sessioin in the museum or classroom
A lively presentation designed to help pupils understand the Stonehenge World Heritage Site. They will explore the meanings behind the monuments un the landscape and how archaeology has helped us understand the mysteries surrounding them.
£2.00 per pupil
Travel to and from school:40p per mile
Victorian Childhood
1-2 hour sessions in the museum or classroom
What was it like for children in Victorian times? Handle real Victorian objects, clothing and toys and discover what these tell us about childhood in the past.
£2.75 per pupil
Travel to and from school:40p per mile
Victorian Life
1-2 hour session in the museum or classroom
An engaging handling session exploring Victorian life through objects, costume and photographs. What do they tell us about the differences between life today and life in the past? What do they tell us about life in the country and life in the town? Children will use creative thinking and enquiry skills to find the answers.
£2.75 per pupil
Travel to and from school:40p per mile
Who was the Amesbury Archer?
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What can we learn about people from the things they left behind? Focusing on objects and evidence from the Stonehenge World Heritage Site, pupils will bring to life the famous Amesbury Archer and use a range of skills to unlock what life was like for people living in Salisbury 4000 years ago. Pupils will handle real prehistoric objects and take part in costumed role play. Supports literacy.
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Too large doses of an accurately chosen homeopathic medicine, and especially when frequently repeated, bring about much trouble as a rule. They put the patient not seldom in danger of life or make his disease almost incurable. They do indeed extinguish the natural disease so far as the sensation of the life principle is concerned and the patient no longer suffers from the original disease from the moment the too strong dose of the homeopathic medicine acted upon him but he is in consequence more ill with the similar but more violent medicinal DISEASE WHICH is most difficult to destroy.(162)
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[159] Two substances, opposite to each other, united into neutral Natrum and middle salts by chemical affinity in unchangeable proportions, as well as sulphuretted metals found in the earth and those produced by technical art in constant combining proportions of sulphur and alkaline salts and earths, for instance (natrum sulph. and calcarea sulph.) as well as those ethers produced by distillation of alcohol and acids may together with phosphorus be considered as SIMPLE medicinal substances by the homeopathic physician and used for patients. On the other hand, those extracts obtained by means of acids of the so-called alkaloids of plants, are exposed to great variety in their preparation (for instance, chinin, strychnine, morphine), and can, therefore, not be accepted by the homeopathic physician as simple medicines, always the same, especially as he possesses, in the plants themselves, in their natural state (Peruvian bark, nux vomica, opium) every quality necessary for healing. Moreover, the alkaloids are not the only constituents of the plants.
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[160] When the rational physician has chosen the perfectly homeopathic medicine for the well-considered case of disease and administered it internally, he will leave to irrational allopathic routine the practice of giving drinks or fomentations of different plants, of injecting medicated glysters and of rubbing in this or the other ointment.
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[161] The praise bestowed of late years by some few homceo-pathists on the larger doses is owing to this, either that they chose low dynamizations of the medicine to be administered (as I myself used to do twenty years ago, from not knowing any better), or that the medicines selected were not homeopathic and imperfectly prepared by their manufacturers.
[162] Thus, by the continuous use of aggressive allopathic large doses of mercurials against syphilis develop almost incurable mercurial maladies, when yet one or several doses of a mild but active mercurial preparation would certainly have radically cured in a few days the whole venereal disease, together with the chancre, provided it had not been destroyed by external measures (as is always done by allopathy). In the same way, the allopath gives Peruvian bark and quinine in intermittent fever daily in very large doses, where they are correctly indicated and where one very small dose of a highly potentized China would unfailingly help (in marsh intermittents and even in persons who were not affected by any evident psoric disease). A chronic China malady (coupled at the same time with the development of psora) is produced, which, if it does not gradually kill the patient by damaging the internal important vital organs, especially spleen and liver, will put him, nevertheless, suffering for years in a sad state of health. A homeopathic antidote for such a misfortune produced by abuse of large doses of homeopathic remedies is hardly conceivable.
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[163] The rule to commence the homeopathic treatment of chronic diseases with the smallest possible doses and only gradually to augment them is subject to a notable exception in the treatment of the three great miasms while they still effloresce on the skin, I. E., recently erupted ITCH, the untouched CHANCRE (on the sexual organs, labia, mouth or lips, and so forth), and the FIGWARTS. These not only tolerate, but indeed require, from the very beginning large doses of their specific remedies of ever higher and higher degrees of dynaniization daily (possibly also! several times daily). If this course be pursued, there is no danger to be feared as is the case in the treatment of diseases hidden within, that the excessive dose while it extinguishes the disease, initiates and by continued usage possibly produces a chronic medicinal disease. During external manifestations of these three miasms this is not the case; for from the daily progress of their treatment it can be observed and judged to what degree the large dose withdraws the sensation of the disease from the vital principle day by day; for none of these three can be cured without giving the physician the conviction through their disappearance that there is no longer any further need of these medicines.
Since diseases in general are but dynamic attacks upon the life principle and nothing material—no MATERIA PECCANS—as their basis (as the old school in its delusion has fabulated for a thousand years and treated the sick accordingly to their ruin) there is also in these cases nothing material to take away, nothing to smear away, to burn or tie or cut away, without making the patient endlessly sicker and more incurable (Chron. Dis. Part 1), than he was before local treatment of these three miasms was instituted. The dynamic, inimical principle exerting its influence upon the vital energy is the essence of these external signs of the inner malignant miasms that can be extinguished solely by the action of a homeopathic medicine upon the vital principle which affects it in a similar but stronger manner and thus extracts the sensation of internal and external spirit-like (conceptual) disease enemy in such a way that it no longer exists for the life principle (for the organism) and thus releases the patient of his illness and he is cured.
Experience, however, teaches that the itch, plus its external manifestations, as well as the chancre, together with the inner venereal miasm, can and must be cured only by means of specific medicines taken internally. But the figwarts, if they have existed for some time without treatment, have need for their perfect cure, the external application of their specific medicines as well as their internal use at the same time.
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[164] The power of medicines acting upon the infant through the milk of the mother or wet nurse is wonderfully helpful. Every disease in a child yields to the rightly chosen homeopathic medicines given in moderate doses to the nursing mother and so administered, is more easily and certainly utilized by these new world-citizens than is possible in later years. Since most infants usually have imparted to them psora through the milk of the nurse, if they do not already possess it through heredity from the mother, they may be at the same time protected antipsorically by means of the milk of the nurse rendered medicinally in this manner. But the case of mothers in their (first) pregnancy by means of a mild antipsoric treatment, especially with sulphur dynamizations prepared according to the directions in this edition (p. 270), is indispensable in order to destroy the psora—that producer of most chronic diseases— which is given them hereditarily; destroy it both within themselves and in the foetus, thereby protecting posterity in advance. This is true of pregnant women thus treated; they have given birth to children usually more healthy and stronger, to the astonishment of everybody. A new confirmation of the great truth of the psora theory discovered by me.
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[165] From this fact may be explained those marvelous cures, however infrequent, where chronic deformed patients, whose skin nevertheless was SOUND AND CLEAN, were cured quickly and permanently after a few baths whose medicinal constituents (by chance) were homceopathically related. On the other hand, the mineral baths VERY OFTEN brought on increased injury with patients, whose eruptions on the skin were suppressed. After a brief period of well-being, the life principle allowed the inner, uncured malady to appear elsewhere, more important for life and health.
At times instead, the ocular nerve would become paralyzed and produce amaurosis, sometimes the crystaline lens would become clouded, hearing lost, mania or suffocating asthma would follow or an apoplexy would end the sufferings of the deluded patient.
A fundamental principle of the homeopathic physician (which distinguishes him from every physician of all older schools) is this, that he never employs for any patient a medicine, whose effects on the healthy human has not previously been carefully proven and thus made known to him (§§ 20, 21). To prescribe for the sick on mere conjecture of some possible usefulness for some similar disease or from hearsay "that a remedy has helped in such and such a disease"—such conscienceless venture the philanthropic homeopathist will leave to the allopath. A genuine physician and practitioner of our art will therefore NEVER send the sick to any of the numerous mineral baths, because almost all are unknown so far as their accurate, positive effects on the healthy human organism is concerned, and when misused, must be counted among the most violent and dangerous drugs. In this way, out of a thousand sent to the most celebrated of these baths by ignorant physicians allopathically uncured and blindly sent there perhaps one or two are cured by chance more often return only APPARENTLY cured and the miracle is proclaimed aloud. Hundreds, meanwhile sneak quietly away, more or less worse and the rest remain to prepare themselves for their eternal resting place, a fact that is verified by the presence of numerous well-filled graveyards surrounding the most celebrated of these spas (see Note).
Note: A true homeopathic physician, one who never acts without correct fundamental principles, never gambles with the life of the sick entrusted to him as in a lottery where the winner is in the ratio of I to 500 or 1000 (blanks here consisting of aggravation or death), will never expose any one of his patients to such danger and send him for good luck to a mineral bath, as is done so frequently by allopaths in order to get rid of the sick in an acceptable manner spoiled by him or others.


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Maybe Intel means GMA 500 too, that's psb not intel.
Phoronix: What Kind Of People Use X.Org's VESA Driver?
Yesterday we shared the first numbers from our 2009 Linux Graphics Survey that showed the open-source ATI driver is now more popular than ATI's official Catalyst driver. The full results from this survey that concluded last month will be published tomorrow, but in yesterday's graph that we showed there was also something else interesting: the X.Org VESA driver usage...
Maybe Intel means GMA 500 too, that's psb not intel.
I will tell you why
1) In rare situations NVIDIA releases hardware which is not supported nor by their binary drivers, neither by NV driver.
2) In rare situations you want to check out if the graphics glitch you've faced is caused by VENDOR_NAME drivers so you run generic VESA drivers.
However I'm still puzzled who might want to use vesa driver on a regular basis.
Probably these are mostly servers accessed with vnc/ssh. In this case only advantage running a full-blown driver would be power management.
Or people enraged with crashing drivers
Keep in mind this was a web poll. The validity of every entry is not guaranteed. I bet there were a few people that went "lol vesa" and picked that.
I sometimes use the VESA driver on my two GeForce GTX285 (2Gb each) because it is the only way to use their vram as swapspace without hanging the system (using the phram module). This way I can get up to 8 Gb of RAM on my M2N32-SLI Deluxe (4 Gb of system RAM and 4 of video RAM). But I think this is not so common.
Buying 2x2 gb extra ram would be smarter
IIRC, fglrx is targeted at distros which run older X servers. I know from personal experience that running fglrx against a modern X server (such as the one found in Fedora 10) is an agonising exercise in frustration and pain. And AFAIK, fglrx isn't compatible with Fedora 12's X server at all!
So if fglrx isn't an option, and the dedicated Open Source drivers don't support your hardware yet, then which driver is left to use?
But then again, the latest graphics card I'm buying is a HD4890 rather than a HD5xxxx precisely because I wouldn't want to end up running the VESA driver either...
Just that this card is not faster than any nvidia offering


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Why I Love My Colin
Don't Talk About The War
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G3 Boats Guide V14 - Tiller Boat |
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2010 G3 Boats Guide V14 Description
The Guide V series by G3 covers the needs of virtually every weekend angler. Sold as "boat only" these wide, stable fishing platforms are perfect for the sportsman searching for value and ready to move up to the quality of G3. These easy-fishing Guide V "boat-only" models may be one of the best buys for the everyday fisherman. Put one of these handsome models at your lake cabin and enjoy the ease of launching and fishing whenever the mood strikes.2010 G3 Boats Guide V14 Specifications
- Length Over All: 14 Feet and 6 inches.
- Beam: 5 Feet and 1 inches.
- Dry Weight: 200
2010 G3 Boats Guide V14 Standard Features
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Siding Contractors in Monticello |
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Tlc Construction of Monticello - Monticello, MN - Phone: (763) 295-5142
Whispering Pines Log Homes - Monticello, MN - Phone: (763) 878-1980
Helpful Definition for: Siding Contractors
The outer covering or cladding of a house meant to shed water and protect from the effects of weather is known as shedding. On a building that uses siding, it may act as a key element in the decoration of the building and directly influence its property value. Siding may be formed of horizontal boards or vertical boards and may be made of wood, metal or other composite materials. It may be attached directly to the building or to an intermediate layer of horizontal planks, called sheathing. People who work on these sidings of buildings are known as Siding Contractors. In Monticello, a variety of sidings are available and the most common type is wood siding which is made of naturally weather resistant woods, such as redwood or cedar.