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The 18th of May is International Museums Day (IMD), which, in 2024, focuses on the potential for museums and collections to unlock knowledge. Kylie Message suggests that although this objective is uniquely suited to university museums, it can only be realised if the discoverability, management, and accessibility of their collections is vastly improved. University collections … Continued

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The purpose of this study was to analyse eveningwear dresses from the 1920s in a university collection with a quality framework often used by university classes for examining contemporary clothing. The method provided an in-depth analysis identifying critical features of garments from the 1920s and information about the state of ready-to-wear in the 1920s worn in a small town. Exploring application of curricular concepts provides new approaches to examining textiles and apparel in research and curation.

The article briefly discusses the economic and political significance of the Alexander III ("the Great") type silver tetradrachm and publishes three of his coins currently held by the Rhodes University Classics Museum. Based on stylistic elements, they are classified as from the Amphipolis and Arados mints and were probably minted during his lifetime. Two further tetradrachms from the empires of Alexander's successors, Ptolemy II and Seleucus IV, are also published.

Publisher version ; The article briefly discusses the economic and political significance of the Alexander III ("the Great") type silver tetradrachm and publishes three of his coins currently held by the Rhodes University Classics Museum. Based on stylistic elements, they are classified as from the Amphipolis and Arados mints and were probably minted during his lifetime. Two further tetradrachms from the empires of Alexander's successors, Ptolemy II and Seleucus IV, are also published.

The article briefly discusses the economic and political significance of the Alexander III("the Great") type silver tetradrachm and publishes three of his coins currently held by the Rhodes University Classics Museum. Based on stylistic elements, they are classified as from the Amphipolis and Arados mints and were probably minted during his lifetime. Two further tetradrachms from the empires of Alexander's successors, Ptolemy II and Seleucus IV, are also published.

Consists of various sub-series, called: Colony series, Mining series, Political series. ; Each volume has also a distinctive title. ; Publication suspended, 1927-40. ; Consists of various sub-series, called: Colony series, Mining series, Political series. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Consists of various sub-series, called: Colony series, Mining series, Political series. ; Each volume has also a distinctive title. ; Consists of various sub-series, called: Colony series, Mining series, Political series. ; Mode of access: Internet.

"Battles and Leaders of the Civil War," vols. 2, 3-7, 10-12. ; https://digitalcommons.latech.edu/manuscript-finding-aids/1303/thumbnail.jpg