Some might argue that we would rock even more if we had the Ark of the Covenant, for example, but it doesn't really relate to our mission and who wants the higher insurance rates to say nothing of the grief we'd get from OSHA.Here is a link to #6:
Saturday, February 11, 2012
TOP TEN REASONS WHY ARCHAEOLOGY ROCKS AT THE OHIO HISTORICAL SOCIETY: NUMBER SEVEN
7. Because, as if we could be even less like Indiana Jones, we do not have immensely dangerous ancient supernatural artifacts stored in our collections. (That we know of…)
Some might argue that we would rock even more if we had the Ark of the Covenant, for example, but it doesn't really relate to our mission and who wants the higher insurance rates to say nothing of the grief we'd get from OSHA.
Some might argue that we would rock even more if we had the Ark of the Covenant, for example, but it doesn't really relate to our mission and who wants the higher insurance rates to say nothing of the grief we'd get from OSHA.
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Brad,
I thought OHS did not insure its collections.
Jim
Jim -- You're absolutely right, but were OHS to acquire something as potentially hazardous as the Lost Ark (as portrayed in the Indiana Jones movie and not to be confused with any actual sacred artifact), then I would assume the potential liability represented by such an object might require some kind of exception to the rule. Possibly anyway.
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