New insights into old problems by Hood, A, Ramsey, C

“…It is the first study to apply OSL dating to an Egyptian ceramic assemblage, and it has done so by developing the minimum extraction technique (MET), which has made it possible to use OSL to sample, and thus analyse, ceramics housed in museums.</p> <p>The MET is at present essential to the success of OSL dating of Egyptian ceramics, as the exportation ban on antiquities has prevented OSL analysis of field material. …”

Gilded wreaths of the late Classical and Hellenistic periods by Jeffreys, RA

“…Most of the wreaths are in fragments and not on view in the museums, and so are described in some detail, with illustrations, in the catalogue. …”

Tracking multiple mobile devices in CCTV-enabled areas by Papaioannou, S

“…Our goal is to design a multi-target multi-sensor tracking framework which will utilise existing sensor infrastructure found in industrial environments and large public buildings (e.g museums) in order to provide reliable positioning services.…”

All About Dinosaurs / by Wadsworth, Mabel, author 648685

“…Most research conducted since the 1970s, however, has indicated that dinosaurs were active animals with elevated metabolisms and numerous adaptations for social interaction Since the first dinosaur fossils were recognized in the early nineteenth century, mounted dinosaur skeletons have been major attractions at museums around the world , and dinosaurs have become a part of world culture. …”
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Rethinking Industrial Heritage Tourism Resources in the EU: A Spatial Perspective by Mi Yan, Qingmiao Li, Jiazhen Zhang

“…The European Route of Industrial Heritage (ERIH) is a pan-European network that connects industrial sites and museums to enhance public awareness of the significance of the industrial heritage sector and to promote sustainable development practices in urban areas through collaboration and cooperation between these sites. …”
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Plumage assisted divergence in a vocally complex island endemic: The Dicrurus paradiseus species complex in Sri Lanka by Sanjaya Weerakkody, Eben Goodale, Vimukthi R. Gunasekara, Yang Liu, Praveen Karanth, Sampath S. Seneviratne

“…Sampling from all major populations, and voucher specimens from museums across their range in Sri Lanka, we examined phenotypic and genetic variation in this group. …”
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Dismissed Mines: From the Past to the Future by Roberta Varriale, Barbara Aldighieri, Laura Genovese

“…Today, dismissed mines are considered significant local tangible and intangible cultural heritage elements and they are more and more often at the core of dedicated enhancement processes, being sometimes inscribed in the UNESCO list; included in geoparks; transformed worldwide into industrial museums; or reused. Italy has a peculiar approach to the topic even if it has been underestimated, and research in the field might be improved. …”
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Systematic position and conservation aspects of Melinaea mnasias thera (Lepidoptera: Nymphalidae: Danainae) by Augusto H. B. Rosa, Eduardo P. Barbosa, Niklas Wahlberg, André V.L. Freitas

“…This is also true for Melinaea mnasias thera, a subspecies from the Atlantic Forest with less than 20 specimens known in all world museums. Studies combining systematics, ecology, biogeography and natural history are priority in tropical areas, especially when focusing on threatened species. …”
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Concerns Around Opposition to the Green Pass in Italy: Social Listening Analysis by Using a Mixed Methods Approach by Giovanni Spitale, Nikola Biller-Andorno, Federico Germani

“…In Italy, the green pass has been used as a nudging measure to incentivize vaccinations because a valid green pass is needed to enter restaurants, bars, museums, or stadiums. As of December 2021, a valid green pass can be obtained by being fully vaccinated with an approved vaccine, recovered from COVID-19, or tested. …”
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The European Standard EN 15757 Concerning Specifications for Relative Humidity: Suggested Improvements for Its Revision by Dario Camuffo, Antonio Della Valle, Francesca Becherini

“…The methodologies and the mathematical tools used are performed on 18 case studies representing different buildings, climates, and use, including heated and unheated buildings, museums, churches, concert halls, archives, and storage rooms. …”
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مصحف مطوي من العصر المملوكي محفوظ فى مكتبة شستر بيتى مؤرخ بسنتى 763،767هـ/ 1362،1365م دراسة أثرية فنية A Scrolled Copy of the Holy Qur’an from the Mamluk Period, Preserved in the C... by Shaimaa Abd-Allah Ibrahim Ahmed

“…Abstract: The Mushafs (copies of the Holy Qur’an) of the Mamluk period represent the top of Islamic art in the ornamentation, decoration, and gilding of manuscripts and an important stage in the history of the Mushafs. Museums worldwide hold the rarest and most valuable collection of Mushafs endowed by Mamluk sultans to mosques and schools with their names in Cairo. …”
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New challenges in the study of lithic raw materials in central Italy at the dawn of metal working societies: La Pietra and other radiolarite quarry-workshops in Tuscany by Sem Scaramucci, Vanessa Volpi, Armando Costantini, Marco Giamello, Alessandro Donati, Biancamaria Aranguren, Adriana Moroni

“…The Copper age armatures are valuable artefacts mostly kept in museums and fully non-destructive analyses must be applied to them. …”
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A new strategy for designing ads for the blind as an entry point for teaching contemporary advertising (Braille Method ) by Eman mohamed Faramawy

“…The sense of touch is for the blind person who is able to savor the feeling of the beauty of the outside world, as it is a source of gaining experiences and a means of communicating with the outside world.However, the strategy of thinking about designing ads for the blind visually requires research in two points, the first is to open new horizons in how to activate the degree of customer relevance to the product, and the other in the importance of the sense of touch in relation to the blind as some advanced societies realized and developed a type of tactile training called touch education or touch education To provide the blind with information, technical, aesthetic, historical, geographic and social information by establishing museums and galleries that take into account the nature of movement and movement of the blind for the display of cultural and artistic heritage.Hence, the research problem that can be summarized is limited to trying to answer the following question:How can the employers and Braille and Coverage writings be employed in designing the advertisement for the visually impaired and creating a new situation that aims to reach a different visual language with a kind of imagination that has a visual disability towards advertising the product as it has an effective role in opening new horizons in how the customer relates to the product?…”
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Automatic Representative View Selection of a 3D Cultural Relic Using Depth Variation Entropy and Depth Distribution Entropy by Sheng Zeng, Guohua Geng, Mingquan Zhou

“…Automatically selecting a set of representative views of a 3D virtual cultural relic is crucial for constructing wisdom museums. There is no consensus regarding the definition of a good view in computer graphics; the same is true of multiple views. …”
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The early Byzantine city walls of Hierapolis in Phrygia: demolishing and recycling the Imperial era monuments by Tommaso Ismaelli, Giuseppe Scardozzi, Sara Bozza, Rosangela Ungaro

“…On cover: Late Roman wall, the portion immediately south of the West Gate (Porta Oea) with re-used blocks from first-century mausolea (Drawing by Francesca Bigi) and Tombstone of Regina from South Shields (Arbeia) (Tyne and WearArchives and Museums/ Bridgeman Images). E-ISSN (online version) 2611-3686 ISSN (print version) 0065-0900 …”
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A Nova Ideia de Museu (Flower, 1893): reflexões sobre a forma e a função dos museus de história natural by Maria Isabel Pinto Ferreira Landim, Jessica Gaeta Ruiz

“…Este artigo buscou elucidar a complexidade do termo em seu contexto de formulação original, no discurso do naturalista William Henry Flower (1831-1899), na reunião da Museums Association, em 1893. Ao fazê-lo, esperamos avançar no conhecimento mais preciso acerca das ideias do período e seus diversos autores. …”
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Сreative industries as a factor of tourism development in Рoltava region by Iryna Panova, Victoria Stepanenko

“…Various festivals, fairs, exhibitions, museums, theaters and amusement parks operate successfully around the world and, of course, in Ukraine. …”
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Study of Christian Priesthood Costumes (Coptic-Syriac) in Egypt by Monika Talaat, Heba Eldessouki, Shaimaa Sabir

“…The research follows the historical method and the analytical method, and the priesthood costumes in the Coptic Church and the Syriac Church (the study sample) were identified through reviewing previous studies, and through personal interviews of some different ranks in the Egyptian churches, and also through visits to museums and access to scientific encyclopedias.One of the most important results of the research that he reached after the analytical study and comparison between the different ranks and degrees to find the differences and similarities between the costumes of the Christian clergy in the Coptic Church and the Syriac Church is identifying the pieces of costumes for the clergy in the Coptic Orthodox Church, and knowing and identifying also the pieces of costumes for the clergy In the Syriac Orthodox Church.…”
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Enabling youth in decision making through competent youth work by Lee, Kwan Meng

“…They can be found in youth clubs, street-based settings, social/welfare services, sports/leisure centres, schools, museums, arts facilities, government agencies, children’s homes, hospitals, among others. …”
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Ancient Monuments and Modern Identities : A Critical History of Archaeology in 19th and 20th Century Greece / by Voutsaki, Sofia, editor, Cartledge, Paul, editor