Ashmolean Museum: FAQ5- The Scorpion King (AN.E3632) 0

	Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology
	Frequently Asked Questions
	Please Note: These pages are meant to provide only a limited amount of information. If you require more then please consult the Reading Lists given.

	Conservation	An introduction to some basic principles of this important aspect of Museum work.
	The Weld-Blundell Prism	The Sumerian King-List that also mentions "the Flood".
	The Metrological Relief	An ancient carved stone showing ancient measurments
	The Historical Development of the Ashmolean	A brief account of the history of the Ashmolean Museum
	The Parian Marble	The earliest example of a Greek chronological table
	'The Scorpion King'	What's the connection between the Ashmolean and 'the Scorpion King'?
	Stonehenge and the Ashmolean Museum	What does the Ashmolean have that comes from Stonehenge?
	Opinions and Valuations	Members of the curatorial staff of the Department of Western Art are usually available on Wednesday afternoons in the Print Room to give opinions on works of art brought in by members of the public. No comment on valuation can be made, and opinions are given on the understanding that neither the University nor any individual can accept liability for any opinion expressed.

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Last updated: 30-jul-2003