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Peter’s Kunstkamera, or the Tower of Knowledge: Approaches and Solutions
Andrei Golovnev +3 more
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The research revision of materials from the 1932 and 1934 collections of the world-famous geoarchaeological site Malta, stored in the Kunstkamera (St. Petersburg), was carried out in the spring of 2023. The purpose of the analysis was to identify lithic artifacts with marks of Aeolian corrasion as part of the study of the corraded industries of the ...
A. M. Kuznetsov, D. N. Molchanov
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Dutch teratological collections and their artistic portrayals. [PDF]
Abstract Several teratologic collections containing specimens with malformations and syndromes are maintained in a number of Dutch anatomical museums. Technically, these are not works of art or antiquities. However, many have been depicted in illustrations of such high quality that they merit discussion here.
Boer LL, de Rooy L, Oostra RJ.
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The Academy and the Kunstkamera: The first experiences in self-knowledge of the Empire
The experience of creating and exploring the Russian Empire belongs to Peter I, who had the qualities of a researcher and experimenter, and all institutions involved in the study of Russia, including the Kunstkamera and the Academy of Sciences, were his projects (the word “project” entered the Russian lexicon under Peter).
Andrei V. Golovnev
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Fetal Development in Anatomical Preparations of Ruysch and the Meckels in Comparison. [PDF]
Anatomical collections have been used for centuries for research and teaching purposes. By the example of selected preparations of fetal development from the Ruysch collection (17th–18th centuries) and the Meckel collections (18th–19th century), this ...
Kosenko O +3 more
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Projekt kuratorsko-artystyczny FEMININE / kobieca kunstkamera
The article presents the works of Polish female artists belonging to the curato- rial-artistic project FEMININE. It can be also called a kind of ongoing interven- tion. The first exhibition took place in 2011 in the gallery Wozownia in Torun and has continued since then.
Katarzyna Lewandowska
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In a variety of cultural contexts, primitive ideas invariably corresponded to the socio-cultural background of the era, as a result of which many legends and religious rituals associated with jade were formed.
Qi Wang
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The genetic prehistory of the Baltic Sea region. [PDF]
Correction: Nature communications 9 (2018), art. no. 1494 doi:10.1038/s41467-018-03872-yWhile the series of events that shaped the transition between foraging societies and food producers are well described for Central and Southern Europe, genetic ...
Mittnik A +21 more
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Nikolay Katanov’s heritage: domestic museum collections (review of the kunstkamera foundations)
The article declares relevance at the present stage of further search, study, systematization and introduction into scientific circulation of the unpublished archival and museum heritage of Kazan University professor N.F. Katanov, one of the brigh test and most colorful national scientists and thinkers of Russian science, education and culture, an ...
R. M. Valeev +3 more
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