Dear All,

I am currently preparing an MA dissertation evaluating the provisions made
in museums for visitors with disabilities.

I am focussing mainly on archaeological and site museums. However, I am keen
to look at all forms of disabilities and compare different contexts, so any
help/guidance, etc would be gratefully received.
I would like to hear from anyone who may know of any research or work that
has/is being carried out in museums, particularly with regard to touch
exhibitions, interactives and object-handling sessions.

Thanks

Jenny Hammond


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