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MUSEUM STUDIES |
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Golovnev A.V. Museum Thinking: The Temptation of Discovery and Storage Instinct |
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Zaunstöck H. Georg Friedrich Weise — An Invisible Agent of Pietism in Russia: His Travels and Handwritten Notes in the Global Network of Pietists, 1730-43 |
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Voronova M.V., Pervak V.E. Museum Building — the Building of a Museum (from the History of The Russian Ethnographic Museum in 1902–1923) |
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Dmitriev V.A. The Ethnographic Department of The Russian Museum in the Complex of Academic Interests of A. A. Miller, a Paleo-ethnologist and a Museum Employee |
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Kubel E.L. Dynamics of the Exhibition Activities of the Ethnographic Department of The State Russian Museum in the Second Half of the 1920s (the Case of Exhibitions of the Central Asian Branch) |
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Belorussova S.Yu. From Museum Building to Ethno-Building (Southern Ural Nagaibak Case) |
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Lupanova E.M. “A Redundant Man Who Should Not Have Been Kept...”? Isaak Bruckner and his Sun Clock Globe in the MAE RAS (Kunstkamera) |
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Dmitrenko L.M., Kondakova O.V. Náprstek Museum Manuscript Archive Materials (Prague, Czech Republic) as the Source of Albert Vojtech Frič MAE Collections’ Studding and Attribution |
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TECHNOLOGIES AND MATERIAL PROCESSING |
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Davydov V.N. Technologies of Amguema Tundra Nomads: the Use of Things as a Part of the New Material Objects’ Creation |
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Perevalova E.V., Kukanov D.A. Narta: Old Technologies and New Materials (Yamal, Kola Peninsula, Chukotka) |
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Novik A.A. Silver Filigree in North Macedonia at the Turn of The XX–XXI Centuries |
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Golant N.G., Ryzhova M.M. Furniture and Interior Objects Names in the Subdialect of Tsaran Vlachs of Eastern Serbia |
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Yanshina O.V. Some Remarks on the Ages of the Earliest Pottery of South China |
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TO THE 250TH ANNI VERSARY OF THE “PHYSICAL EXPEDITIONS ” OF THE ACADE MY OF SCIENCES (1768–1774) |
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Kisser T.S. On the Organization of “Physical” Expeditions of 1768–1774 |
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Feklova T.Yu. “Obedient to the Decree” of The Senate: the Formation of Expedition Documentation During the Academic Expeditions of 1768–1774 |
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Sytin A.K. Academic “Physical” Expeditions and the Specialization of Botany |
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Bereznitsky S.V. Anadyr Ostrog’s Commander Friedrich Plenisner and his Methods of Ethnographic Data Collection (1760s) |
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Abaydulova A.G. Pallas and the Drawings of Güldenstädt’s Expedition: on the Attribution of Illustrations of the Academy of Sciences’ “Physical” Expeditions of 1768–1774 |
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Nechvaloda E.E. “Eine vornehme Kirgisin” in the Illustrations of the Expedition of I.P. Falk: The Visual Image of Transural Bashkir Woman in the Eighteenth Century |
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Rebeschenkova I.G. Academic Expeditions and Scientific Results of the Trip to Altai by I. M. Renovanz |
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Atnagulov I.R. The Peoples of South Ural in the “Orenburg Topography...” by P. I. Rychkov (on the Role of State Policy in the Development of New Identities) |
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Khropov A.G. Reconstruction of the 1768–1774 Academic Expeditions Routes on the Basis of Contemporary Maps |
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PERSONA |
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Kopaneva N.P. “The Blessed Messerschmidt”: P.S. Pallas on the Scientific Heritage of D.G. Messerschmidt |
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