大英博物館さんのインスタグラム動画 - (大英博物館Instagram)「Interconnected yet cut-off, rich in natural resources such as jade, rubies and teak but with much of the country living below the poverty line, Myanmar is a country that defies categorisation. Myanmar is strategically located for cross-cultural interactions. In the north it borders China; to the west India and Bangladesh; and in the east Thailand and Laos. The Bay of Bengal and the Andaman Sea bound the long tail of its tropical coastline. The country’s varied landscape provides many valuable natural resources, from gemstones to cotton, which have been traded by its peoples for more than 2,000 years across land and sea. Alongside these historic sources of wealth, today Myanmar is one of the largest exporters of rare earths – minerals needed to make electric vehicles, mobile phones and wind turbines. In our latest blog, exhibition curator Alexandra Green explores the landscapes of Myanmar, from the snow-capped mountains of the north to the tropical rainforests of the south – read more via the link in our bio. 🏛 Discover dazzling objects in our #BurmaToMyanmar exhibition – now open until 11 February. 🎫 Book your tickets via the link in our bio. Supported by Zemen Paulos and Jack Ryan #BritishMuseum #Burma #Myanmar」11月3日 21時36分