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Recent acquisitions in the African collections of MAE (Kunstkamera) RAS : objects of Eritrean coffee ceremony [PDF]
Kunstkamera, 2019 N.I. STEBLIN-KAMENSKY
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This is a review of Dmitry Ivanov’s significant study of the 18th century Buddhist collections of the Saint Petersburg Academy of Sciences, now preserved at the Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography, RAS. The review provides some insights into non-textual artefacts originating from Sem Palat and Ablai-kit.
Aleksandr Zorin
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International Journal of Osteoarchaeology, Volume 32, Issue 1, Page 49-63, January/February 2022., 2022 Abstract The Greek colony of Chersonesos was founded in the 5th century BC on the coast of the Crimean Peninsula in the northern Black Sea region. Extensive archeological research has investigated the timing and mode of the Greek land seizure and the responses of the local Taurian tribes, focusing on a large necropolis dating to the earliest period of ...
Hannes Rathmann +2 more
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The Aсquisition of a Wax Anatomical Model for Peter the Great in France: The Contract and Its Consequences [PDF]
, 2017 The article was submitted on 23.05.2016.Во время своей второй поездки в Европу, трехсотлетие которой отмечается в 2017 г., Петр I посетил Париж. Он осмотрел основные достопримечательности города и по нескольку раз побывал в тех из них, которые отвечали ...
Le Goff, A., Okuneva, O.
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Samoyedic Diary : Early Years of Visual Anthropology in the Soviet Arctic [PDF]
, 2016 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The author appreciates the comments and remarks of Craig Campbell (University of Texas, Austin) and of all the participants in the workshop dedicated to the commemoration of Vladimir G.
Arzyutov, Dmitry
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Miniature dissonance and the museum space: Reconsidering communication through miniaturisation [PDF]
, 2018 Miniature objects from non-European contexts have ideological elements which are often overlooked in the museum space because their small size and iconic relations make them difficult to accurately interpret and disrupt curatorial efforts to impose ...
Davy, Jack William
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First evidence of human bone pendants from Late Mesolithic Northeast Europe [PDF]
, 2022 In this paper, we introduce the first evidence of the use of human bone for making pendants in Northeast Europe. Twelve of the 37 studied pendants made of long bone splinters turned out to be human bone. Here, we present the ZooMS (Zooarchaeology by Mass
Dmitriy, Gerasimov +3 more
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