A Tale of Two Skulls
Jane Wildgoose looks at the issues surrounding the posession, scientific analysis and public display of human remains by tracing the history of two skulls in her private collection.
Artist Jane Wildgoose explores the complex issues surrounding the possession, scientific analysis and public display of human remains by tracing the history of two human skulls in her own private collection. After inviting counsel from an array of experts in diverse fields, she then takes action to secure an appropriate fate for the two skulls.
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- Sun 8 Jun 200821:30BBC Radio 3
- Sun 18 Jan 200921:30BBC Radio 3
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