Extraordinarily ordinary: from mummified cats (above) to dog and cow skulls (below) UCL Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology/Oliver Siddons
Grant Museum of Zoology, London, to 22 December
SOME animals are so familiar, we barely see them. If we think of them at all, we categorise them according to their role in our lives: as pests or food; as unthinking labourers or toy versions of ourselves. If we looked at them as animals – non-human companions riding with us on our single Earth – what would we make of…
