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去年11月,巴西南里约格朗德州的塔夸拉市建成了一个奇特的博物馆。它没有一般博物馆的清规戒律,观众不仅可以抚摸展品,而且可以把展品从展台上取下来,进行仔细的观察和研究。原来这是一个盲人博物馆,它向所有的观众开放,但主要的服务对象是盲人。为了方便这些特别的观众参观,馆内设备是特殊设计的:馆内没有阶梯,椅子都带有滑轮,可自由转动。观众进门后,工作人员就把一个托盘放到盲人手中,托盘上放有各种用盲文打好的标签以及展品说明书,盲人只要用手摸,就可了解展品的情况。塔夸拉博物馆面积达10万平方米,它是目前巴西收集古文物最多的博物馆之一。这些展品大部分是由巴西著名考古学家埃乌里科·米莱尔经过多年辛劳、费尽心血收集的。这个博
In November last year, a peculiar museum was built in Tagurat, in the state of Rio de Janeiro, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It has no general rules and regulations of the museum, the audience can not only touch the exhibits, but also can remove the exhibits from the booth, for careful observation and research. It turned out to be a blind museum, open to all the audience, but the main service is blind. In order to facilitate these special visitors to visit, the equipment inside the hall is specially designed: There is no staircase in the hall, the chairs are provided with pulleys and can rotate freely. After the audience came in, the staff put a tray into the hands of the blind, put a variety of braille labels and exhibits on the tray, and blind people could understand the status of the exhibits as long as they touched it. Tacquala Museum covers an area of 100,000 square meters, it is currently Brazil to collect ancient relics one of the largest museums. Much of the exhibits were collected by painstaking efforts by euarico milaire, a famous Brazilian archeologist, for many years. This blog