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A statue of Buddha brought home from Burma by George Cohan, 83, a UNLV lecturer, who has traveled to 114 countries in his life. "Every object represents an adventure," says Cohan. View photo »
A cricket cage from China brought home by George Cohan, 83, a UNLV lecturer, who has traveled to 114 countries in his life. "Every object represents an adventure," says Cohan. View photo »
A cricket cage from China brought home by George Cohan, 83, a UNLV lecturer, who has traveled to 114 countries in his life. "Every object represents an adventure," says Cohan. View photo »
A statue of Hindu deity Ganesh brought home from India by George Cohan, 83, a UNLV lecturer, who has traveled to 114 countries in his life. "Every object represents an adventure," says Cohan. View photo »
An ostrich egg brought home from South Africa by George Cohan, 83, a UNLV lecturer, who has traveled to 114 countries in his life. "Every object represents an adventure," says Cohan. View photo »
Wood block prints brought home from Japan by George Cohan, 83, a UNLV lecturer, who has traveled to 114 countries in his life. "Every object represents an adventure," says Cohan. View photo »
A statue of Buddha brought home from Burma by George Cohan, 83, a UNLV lecturer, who has traveled to 114 countries in his life. "Every object represents an adventure," says Cohan. View photo »
Tue, Jan 15, 2008 (2 a.m.)
George Cohan, 83, a UNLV lecturer, who has traveled to 114 countries in his life says that "Every object represents an adventure."
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