© MNHN - J.C Domenech
The exhibition provides figures, definitions and keys to understanding, thanks to a multidisciplinary approach and a dynamic scenography, presenting more than 200 objects and around fifteen audiovisual and multimedia displays.
The first part, ‘The words of migration’, explores the vocabulary and terms associated with migration, defining and questioning them. Refugee, immigrant, foreigner, expatriate… How do they condition the way we look at people who have migrated?
What does migration look like today? Has it increased? Who migrates? For what reasons? In the second part, ‘Unterdstanding contemporary migration’, human mobility is examined by scientists, using data and numerous maps, and their answers often run counter to preconceived ideas.
Humans have been migrating as long as they have existed, taking with them skills, beliefs, practices… The final section, ‘Migration and Evolution’, traces the complex history of human movements from prehistoric times to contemporary societies, which have inherited genetic and cultural interbreeding.
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