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Are ivory antiques actually antique?
Crime, Law and Social Change, 2021Twenty-five samples of ivory artefacts were analysed using a radiocarbon dating method. These artefacts were part of a collection of 77 items seized during a wildlife law enforcement operation targeting online illegal ivory trade. Based on the opinion of a qualified expert, 14 of the 25 samples were declared antique, meaning their presumed origin is ...
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Conceptions of Tolerance in Antiquity and Late Antiquity
Journal of the History of Ideas, 2021The focus of this essay is on ancient and late antique views on the tolerance of insult. It explores the honor-centered structure of ancient and late antique thinking on this subject, and it draws out the implications of Christian attitudes toward tolerance of insult for the possibility of religious tolerance in late antiquity.
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Journal of Aesthetic Education, 1985
What we call the "dark ages" between the disintegration of Roman power and the rise of civilization in the European northwest still create for us an illusion of perspective. Classical civilization, on the far side of that barrier, still seems for many of us, as it has seemed since the twelfth century, a homogeneously remote and brilliant age, a ...
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What we call the "dark ages" between the disintegration of Roman power and the rise of civilization in the European northwest still create for us an illusion of perspective. Classical civilization, on the far side of that barrier, still seems for many of us, as it has seemed since the twelfth century, a homogeneously remote and brilliant age, a ...
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Proceedings of the second international ACM workshop on Personalized access to cultural heritage, 2012
We demonstrate the potential of automatically linking content from television broadcasts in the context of enriching the experience of users watching the broadcast. The demo focusses on (1) providing smooth user interface that allows users to look up web content and other audiovisual material that is directly related to the television content and (2 ...
L.B. Baltussen (Lotte), J. Oomen (Johan)
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We demonstrate the potential of automatically linking content from television broadcasts in the context of enriching the experience of users watching the broadcast. The demo focusses on (1) providing smooth user interface that allows users to look up web content and other audiovisual material that is directly related to the television content and (2 ...
L.B. Baltussen (Lotte), J. Oomen (Johan)
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World Journal of Urology, 1999
The medical term phimosis has been in use since antiquity, but in contrast to the imprecise definition of the term that is characteristic of nineteenth-century and some controversial modern medical writing. Greek and Roman medical writers imbued it with a clinically precise definition.
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The medical term phimosis has been in use since antiquity, but in contrast to the imprecise definition of the term that is characteristic of nineteenth-century and some controversial modern medical writing. Greek and Roman medical writers imbued it with a clinically precise definition.
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British Journal of Educational Studies, 1985
In antiquity, when a child grew out of his nurse's care and was of an age to be sent to school, he was delivered to a pedagogue whose basic duty was, according to the literal meaning of the term', to conduct the child to school and supervise his conduct.
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In antiquity, when a child grew out of his nurse's care and was of an age to be sent to school, he was delivered to a pedagogue whose basic duty was, according to the literal meaning of the term', to conduct the child to school and supervise his conduct.
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India’s antiquities laws: an antiquated relic?
Trusts & Trustees, 2014The global demand for Indian antiquities is growing rapidly, but the legal framework governing Indian antiquities is ill-equipped to deal with these pressures and is largely underwhelming. The primary legislation governing antiquities in India is the Antiquities and Art Treasures Act, 1972.
Cyril Shroff, Rishabh Shroff
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