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From May 28 to January 17, Cambridge’s Museum of Archaeology and
Anthropology will house “Buddha’s Word: The Life of Books in Tibet and
Beyond,” an exhibition that explores Tibetan texts from historical,
anthropological, linguistic, artistic, and scientific angles. Visitors
to the Li Ka Shing gallery of the museum will see examples of text used
as a ritual object, learn how traditional Tibetan texts are made and
analyzed, and trace the path of the Buddha’s words across Asia.
Visit Cambridge News for details. Photo courtesy of the Hamilton Kerr Institute and the Fitzwilliam Museum, University of Cambridge.
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