This is slighly unrelated to this thread, but I thought someone in the museum world would be interested. I saw a bit of a program on the Learning Channal's Archaeology program which documented a US University Archaeology Department that was 'excavating' the nuclear test sites in the southwest. In particular, a lot of attention was being paid to finding the original mannequins used in the houses that were destroyed. They had great footage of the houses as they were set up--as mini dioramas of a real home--in preparation for the tests. An interesting use of dioramas. -- Tamara Little [log in to unmask] Vancouver, UBC Museum Anthropology