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The Arch of Constantine was created by the Romans with the purpose of honoring Emperor Constantine and his victory over Maxentius. It was finshed in 315 C.E. and made out of concrete as well as an outer layer of marble.

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The Arch of Constantine was created by the Romans with the purpose of honoring Emperor Constantine and his victory over Maxentius. It was finshed in 315 C.E. and made out of concrete as well as an outer layer of marble.

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An exact replica of the arch, which visitors may walk through, will be created and put on display. The presence of a full size replica will ensure that the grandness of the piece is portrayed. The arch's size is one of its greatest attributes and is a testament to the skill and work put into creating such a work of architectual art. True respect for the work of art can only be gained by experiencing its actual size.

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At the exhibit there will be an audio track people may pick up and listen to through headphones provided at the entrance. The audio track will tell the story of why the arch was created, by whom, what the significance was of an arch in the time period, and why it was placed where it was. This information will greatly increase the appreciation for the exhibit in that the viewer will understand the context and significance of the structure instead of just being able to acknowledge its beauty.

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Mechanism 3: Interactive Activity for Kids

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Mechanism 3: Interactive Activity for Kids

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At the end of the exhibit, after walking through the arch, there will be a station set up with the basic building shapes needed to construct a model of the arch. The station will be for kids and will allow them to have a more interactive experience rather than listening and looking. There will be no instructions present which will be in attempt to resemble the difficulty of building such a structure in such an early time period.

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The painting titled Finches and Bamboo was created by Emperor Huizong in the early 12th century. It was painted onto the medium of Chinese handscroll.

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The painting titled Finches and Bamboo was created by Emperor Huizong in the early 12th century. It was painted onto the medium of Chinese handscroll.

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Because the painting was painted with the intent and inspiration of realism, the painting will be placed in the middle of a small ecosystem with live plants and finches similar to those in the painting. This setting will truly bring the painting to life and will reflect the life portrayed in the painting.

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Next to the painting there will be a piece of chinese handscroll which may be felt by visitors. This will provide the visitors with a personal and up-close interaction with the painting. Being able to feel the painting's medium provides a different level of experience.

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On the otherside of the painting will be a place to pick up a piece of chinese handscroll and a combination of paint colors. Vistors will be able to pick up the materials and go out into the "forest" and paint. They may try and paint a picture that resembles that of Huizong or they may paint from their own inspiration. A rule of the exhibit will be that there must be silence. This will enhance the feeling of serenity and enable the painters to focus on their surroundings.

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The Native American people inhabited the land we call the United States of America long before it ever acquired that name. They were treated as savages and forced out of their land. But even so, the Native American people have served in the United States' armed forces ever since the Revolutionary War, and for that we are forever in debt. The memorial was designed by a Cheyenne Native American named Harvey Pratt and will open to the public on November 11, 2020.

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The Native American people inhabited the land we call the United States of America long before it ever acquired that name. They were treated as savages and forced out of their land. But even so, the Native American people have served in the United States' armed forces ever since the Revolutionary War, and for that we are forever in debt. The memorial was designed by a Cheyenne Native American named Harvey Pratt and will open to the public on November 11, 2020.

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There will be headphones available at the exhibit's entrance that the visitors may pick up. Through the headphones the visitors can listen to a Native American tell the history of their role in the United States armed forces. The history will begin at the revolutionary war and tell of the Native Americans major involvments. The audio transcript will be written by a board of Native Americans who have knowledge of their people's history in the armed forces.

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Mechanism 2: True Native American Presence

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Mechanism 2: True Native American Presence

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Also at the exhibit will be two hired Native Americans that can answer visitor's questions or further explain the exhibit and what it represents. The two Native Americans will have had experience in the armed forces and will be able to tell of their own experience.

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At the exhibit will also be a video playing that shows what roles the Native Americans played in the armed forces, particularly in war times. It will have both live and recreated footage. This will help give the visitors a fuller understanding of the honorable service the Native Americans have done for the country.

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The mask is a ceremonial piece that was created by the Dogon of Mali in West Africa. It was worn to help the dead transition to the afterlife.

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The mask is a ceremonial piece that was created by the Dogon of Mali in West Africa. It was worn to help the dead transition to the afterlife.

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At this exhibt there will be a soundtrack playing through speakers which everyone can hear along with a video of the Dogon Mask Dance playing on a TV behind the mask. The audio will be recordings from a West African ceremony in which this mask would be worn. This will add to the exhibit by resembling what a person would see and hear in this mask's "home".

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Along with sound, there will be people dressed in proper ceremony attire walking around the exhibit to enhance the feeling of experiencing a real ceremony. The people in the ceremony attire will also be able to answer questions and explain aspects of West African culture that apply to the mask and its significance.

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At the beginning of the exhibit there will be a QR code that when scanned will take visitors to an interactive website. The website will be a picture of the mask and visitors will be able to click different parts of the mask to learn about what they mean. For example, clicking the two cross bars will tell the visitor they represent the earthly realm and the cosmic realm of the sky.