Mediterranean Collections in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand
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Mediterranean Collections in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand
Perspectives from Afar
Minchin, Elizabeth; Richards, Candace
Taylor & Francis Ltd
04/2025
360
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9781032735238
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1. Perspectives from Afar; 2. From Antefix to Oenochoe: The Provenance History of the Mediterranean Collection at Auckland War Memorial Tamaki Paenga Hira; 3. Ancient Coins in Australian Collections; 4. The Origin of the Australian Institute of Archaeology Collection and its Purpose Past, Present, and Future; 5. The Egyptian Collection at the Australian Museum 6. 'A Few Scraps of Pottery and Papyrus': From Antiquities Collection to Museum at The University of Queensland, circa 1950-1975; 7. Time and Technology: The Ancient Mediterranean at the Powerhouse Museum in Sydney; 8. Objects from a University's Antiquities Collection Enhance Ancient World Studies in a Purpose-Built Environment: The Case of Arts West at the University of Melbourne; 9. To See the World in a Marble Toe: The Graeme Clarke Teaching Collection at the Australian National University's Classics Museum; 10. Numismatics and the Currency of Online Access; 11. Mind the Gap! The Tyranny of Distance for Museum Engagement: UNEMA's Significance 2.0; 12. Bridging the distance between Herakles and Pokemon; 13. An Evolving University Museum Paradigm: Broadening Participation with the Mediterranean Collections at the Chau Chak Wing Museum, Sydney; 14. Subjective Objects: Using Museum Collections as Catalysts for Social Well-Being and Identity Exploration; 15. Reimagining Greco-Roman Art in Colour: A Screen-Based Exhibition Interactive at the National Museum of Australia; 16. Contemporary Antiquities: Exploring Engagements; 17. Italian Restitution and the Australian National University's Classics Museum: Realities and Opportunities; 18. Innovative Approaches to Caring for Ancient Egyptian Mummified Human Remains at the Chau Chak Wing Museum, Sydney; 19. The Use of Tikanga in Caring for Egyptian Mummified Remains in Aotearoa New Zealand; 20. Distribution Guide to the Mediterranean Collections of Aotearoa New Zealand and Australia
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Classics;Museum Studies;Egyptology;Numismatics;Antiquities;Museum Education;Ancient Art
1. Perspectives from Afar; 2. From Antefix to Oenochoe: The Provenance History of the Mediterranean Collection at Auckland War Memorial Tamaki Paenga Hira; 3. Ancient Coins in Australian Collections; 4. The Origin of the Australian Institute of Archaeology Collection and its Purpose Past, Present, and Future; 5. The Egyptian Collection at the Australian Museum 6. 'A Few Scraps of Pottery and Papyrus': From Antiquities Collection to Museum at The University of Queensland, circa 1950-1975; 7. Time and Technology: The Ancient Mediterranean at the Powerhouse Museum in Sydney; 8. Objects from a University's Antiquities Collection Enhance Ancient World Studies in a Purpose-Built Environment: The Case of Arts West at the University of Melbourne; 9. To See the World in a Marble Toe: The Graeme Clarke Teaching Collection at the Australian National University's Classics Museum; 10. Numismatics and the Currency of Online Access; 11. Mind the Gap! The Tyranny of Distance for Museum Engagement: UNEMA's Significance 2.0; 12. Bridging the distance between Herakles and Pokemon; 13. An Evolving University Museum Paradigm: Broadening Participation with the Mediterranean Collections at the Chau Chak Wing Museum, Sydney; 14. Subjective Objects: Using Museum Collections as Catalysts for Social Well-Being and Identity Exploration; 15. Reimagining Greco-Roman Art in Colour: A Screen-Based Exhibition Interactive at the National Museum of Australia; 16. Contemporary Antiquities: Exploring Engagements; 17. Italian Restitution and the Australian National University's Classics Museum: Realities and Opportunities; 18. Innovative Approaches to Caring for Ancient Egyptian Mummified Human Remains at the Chau Chak Wing Museum, Sydney; 19. The Use of Tikanga in Caring for Egyptian Mummified Remains in Aotearoa New Zealand; 20. Distribution Guide to the Mediterranean Collections of Aotearoa New Zealand and Australia
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