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Hamilton, geology, stone vases and taste | 1997 | Journal of the history of collections 9 (2): 263-73 | *H6 [JOURNAL-] | ||||
The Kunst- und Naturalienkammer of Duke Anton Ulrich of Brunswick-Lüneburg at Schloss Salzdahlum: cabinet collections, literature and science in the first half of the eighteenth century | 1997 | Journal of the history of collections 9 (1): 79-115 | |||||
Modern mummies and ancient scarabs: the Egyptian collection of Sir William Hamilton | 1997 | Journal of the history of collections 9 (2): 253-62 | *H6 [JOURNAL-] | ||||
The purloined codex | 1997 | Journal of the history of collections 9 (1): 1-30 | |||||
The Neapolitan context of Hamilton's antiquities collection | 1997 | Journal of the history of collections 9 (2): 229-39 | *H6 [JOURNAL-] | ||||
Marked phrenological heads: their evolution, with particular reference to the influence of George Combe and the Phrenological Society of Edinburgh | 1997 | Journal of the history of collections 9 (1): 139-59 | |||||
Seeking the bubble reputation | 1997 | Journal of the history of collections 9 (2): 191-203 | *H6 [JOURNAL-] | ||||
Classification and value in a seventeenth-century museum: William Courten's collection | 1997 | Journal of the history of collections 9 (1): 61-77 | |||||
Replicating Palestine and reversing the Reformation: pilgrimage and collecting at Bobbio, Monza and Walsingham | 1997 | Journal of the history of collections 9 (1): 117-30 | |||||
Sir William Hamilton and the Greekness of Greek vases | 1997 | Journal of the history of collections 9 (2): 241-52 | *H6 [JOURNAL-] | ||||
The Harpur Crewe collection of natural history at Calke Abbey, Derbyshire | 1997 | Journal of the history of collections 9 (1): 131-8 | |||||
Rich remains from social anthropological fieldwork in eighteenth-century India | 1996 | Journal of the history of collections 8 (1): 71-91 | |||||
Report on a wild goose chase | 1995 | Journal of the history of collections 7 (1): 25-43 | |||||
A philosophical journey to the Amazon, 1783-92: the story of the gathering and dispersal of a collection | 1995 | Journal of the history of collections 7 (1): 59-71 | |||||
The Gotlandic collection of James Curle of Melrose (1862-1944) | 1994 | Journal of the history of collections 6 (1): 87-101 | |||||
The oliphant in the Musée Calvet at Avignon: evidence of the autonomous art of Sierra Leone in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries | 1994 | Journal of the history of collections 6 (1): 69-78 | |||||
Ancient coins as gifts and tokens of friendship during the Renaissance | 1994 | Journal of the history of collections 6 (2): 129-43 | |||||
The earliest inventory of Mexican objects in Munich, 1572 | 1994 | Journal of the history of collections 6 (1): 59-67 | |||||
'A casket of savage curiosities'; eighteenth-century objects from north-eastern north America in the Farquharson collection | 1994 | Journal of the history of collections 6 (1): 21-33 | |||||
From presentation to representation: "Americana" in Europe | 1994 | Journal of the history of collections 6 (1): 1-20 | |||||
Vancouver's ethnography: a preliminary description of five inventories from the voyage of 1791-95 | 1994 | Journal of the history of collections 6 (1): 35-58 | |||||
Two early west African harps in Glasgow | 1994 | Journal of the history of collections 6 (1): 79-85 | |||||
The Hindeloopen and the Amager rooms: two examples of an historical museum phenomenon | 1993 | Journal of the history of collections 5 (2): 165-78 | |||||
European collecting of American Indian artefacts and art | 1993 | Journal of the history of collections 5 (1): 1-11 | |||||
The history of the ethnography collections of W.H. Lever | 1992 | Journal of the history of collections 4 (2): 273-83 | |||||
Lever as a collector of archaeology and as a sponsor of archaeological excavations | 1992 | Journal of the history of collections 4 (2): 267-71 | |||||
Collecting as knowledge: Ingres' sculptural replicas and the archaeological discourse of his time | 1992 | Journal of the history of collections 4 (1): 67-87 | |||||
The palace of Lausus at Constantinople and its collection of ancient statues | 1992 | Journal of the history of collections 4 (1): 89-98 | |||||
Witness to the crime: two little-known photographic sources relating to the sale and destruction of antiquities in Soviet Russia during the 192Os | 1991 | Journal of the history of collections (): 53-9 | |||||
'Ancient fictile vases' from the Disney collection | 1990 | Journal of the history of collections (): 227-31 | |||||
The image of the Hottentot in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries: an iconographic investigation | 1990 | Journal of the history of collections (): 157-86 | |||||
The history of the early medieval European collections in the British Museum: a current research programme | 1989 | Journal of the history of collections (): 103-7 | |||||
Egyptology and forgery in the seventeenth century: the case of the Bodleian shabti | 1989 | Journal of the history of collections (): 187-95 |