CSI of Things - Revision history

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 * commentator: daphne du maurier - rebecca's things. they have a different life of their own once abandoned.
 * commentator: crime scenes and museum - dont touch. usually. but then... outside of that...? '''what does it mean, people not daring to touch?'''
 == See also ==

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	* commentator: daphne du maurier - rebecca's things. they have a different life of their own once abandoned.		* commentator: daphne du maurier - rebecca's things. they have a different life of their own once abandoned.
		+	* commentator: crime scenes and museum - dont touch. usually. but then... outside of that...? '''what does it mean, people not daring to touch?'''

	== See also ==		== See also ==

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 * pic of iceland british naval base seaweed barnacles, everything devolved into the earth in an uncanny ways, the pier is unrecognisable
-* aggregates and compounds - where the single object becomes compound or multiple, or vice versa, fusing together - '''nails fused togehter giant ball of nails'''
+* aggregates and compounds - where the single object becomes compound or multiple, or vice versa, fusing together - '''nails fused togehter giant ball of nails''' - (commentator: the nails refusing to work individually, like fuck u we arent going to let u use us as nails anymore)
 * artwork toril redalen of dust - scraped hte paint off the walls into a pile -  READ more?: http://issuu.com/khib/docs/vociferous_void
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 * biofilm is eating away the sandstone... it starts to pull apart the stone
 * material agencies - who attacks the stone. eg a door way with a metal staple behind it which was fine for 200 years then water percolated and it began to erode.... a replacement would need t obe found soon
 == See also ==

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 * easier to get a real gun than a toy gun in south london at the time
-== wild speculation, things in ruins and ruined things ==
+* john titor - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Titor
 * Tim Edensor, author of Industrial Ruins: Space, Aesthetics and Materiality (2005); 'Wild Speculation: Things in Ruins and Ruined Things'

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 * mcguffins / 38 divinity - thing to get you going then u can throw the element away
 * the smoking gun - if the gun doesnt stop smoking then how do u tell when it was fired?
-( narratives
+* easier to get a real gun than a toy gun in south london at the time
 == wild speculation, things in ruins and ruined things ==

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 * assume that all objects are guilty
-== things/ objects / artefacts: the case of the mummys curse ==
+== Roger Luckhurst - Things/ objects / artefacts: the case of the mummys curse ==
-* "can i get the slide up... eh.. i need my things...." (ohhh the things jokes start)
+* Roger Luckhurst, Professor in Modern and Contemporary Literature, with a focus on crime and gothic horror
 * spent ten years studying two objects with curses on them
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 * things which cannot get rid of their trails/artefacts/stolen things/smuggled out
-== 11 colonial mustard lead pipe the dining room ==
+== Simon Hollington, artist and part of Hollington & Kyprianou; 'Colonel Mustard-Lead Pipe-The Dining Room' ==
-* Simon Hollington, artist and part of Hollington & Kyprianou; 'Colonel Mustard-Lead Pipe-The Dining Room'
+* mcguffins / 38 divinity - thing to get you going then u can throw the element away

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	* 10000 zulus massacre, lundy, a plaque once attached to the thing, that walter ingram used to kill zulus because in the lundy war the brits lost one war against zulu and then decided they would kill all the zulus. ingram probably deserved the curse. but what was the plaque then? is it the thing? the artefact?		* 10000 zulus massacre, lundy, a plaque once attached to the thing, that walter ingram used to kill zulus because in the lundy war the brits lost one war against zulu and then decided they would kill all the zulus. ingram probably deserved the curse. but what was the plaque then? is it the thing? the artefact?

		+	* THING > OBJECT > ARTEFACT
		+	* things which cannot get rid of their trails/artefacts/stolen things/smuggled out

	== 11 colonial mustard lead pipe the dining room ==		== 11 colonial mustard lead pipe the dining room ==

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	* THING: the fatal bullet that ingram fired at the elephant. IS A THING. on a mantleplace. they couldn't return the body of ingram so they killed the elephant and sent back to the bullet as a memento to the family (the great grand son)		* THING: the fatal bullet that ingram fired at the elephant. IS A THING. on a mantleplace. they couldn't return the body of ingram so they killed the elephant and sent back to the bullet as a memento to the family (the great grand son)
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		+	* 10000 zulus massacre, lundy, a plaque once attached to the thing, that walter ingram used to kill zulus because in the lundy war the brits lost one war against zulu and then decided they would kill all the zulus. ingram probably deserved the curse. but what was the plaque then? is it the thing? the artefact?

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 * Please be punctual; starts 10am-4.30pm (lunch 1-2pm)
 * The Lydia and Manfred Gorvy Lecture Theatre is in the Dyson building, Howie Street entrance and up one flight of stairs: map
 == Barry Curtis ==
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 * roger's research revealed after 10 years that the man who donated it was actually not those guys, but Thomas Douglas Murray (1841-1911) who lived very long for a cursed man, you could even talk to him about it!
 * he was very rich, went to luxor, he was sold this