Take One Project 2022
The Take One Project focuses on one item from the Museum collections, to inspire imaginative cross-curricular work in school classrooms and produce wonderful works of art. This Take One digital exhibition celebrates the imaginative creations of the pupils involved in the project.
The focus of the Take One project is a remarkable Roman figurine of Capricorn made of solid bronze. It dates to AD 43-200. Capricorn is a mythical creature, half goat and half fish. It is also the tenth sign of the Zodiac.
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About Capricorn
Capricorn was found close to the Roman lead mines on the Mendip Hills.
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Bishop Henderson Church of England VA Primary School, Taunton
Year 3 pupils created a 'split picture' book of mythical creatures.
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Preston School Yeovil
The students' creative responses for their GCSE Art Textiles coursework.
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St Benedict’s Church of England VA Junior School, Glastonbury
Year 4 created their own mythical beast flip flap drawings.
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