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Book·2004·English

Medelhavsmuseet: Focus on the Mediterranean 1

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Medelhavsmuseet: Focus on the Mediterranean 1 (Stockholm 2004) is the first issue of the journal the Medelhavsmuseet launched to replace its Memoir, Bulletin and Skrifter series. The editor-in-chief was Sanne Houby-Nielsen, with Marie-Louise Winbladh and Karen Slej as assistant editors. The issue prints the papers of the colloquium "Museums in the Mediterranean Region: New Perspectives and New Concepts", held at the Swedish Institute in Alexandria on 14–16 October 2002, with follow-up contributions.

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The Cypriot paper is Pavlos Flourentzos, "The Local Museum of Marion-Arsinoe at Polis (Paphos District)". The other papers deal with museums around the Mediterranean: Houby-Nielsen's introduction on cultural heritage and new challenges for museums, the new museums of Alexandria, the Kasbah museum at Tangier, the National History Museum of Romania, the archaeological museum of Patras, the Middle East Technical University Museum in Turkey, Islamic art collections and the Museum of Turkish and Islamic Art in Istanbul, the Medelhavsmuseet's own cooperation, and, among the follow-ups, museums in Alicante, Algiers, Alexandria and the Bardo.

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  • Houby-Nielsen, S. (ed.) 2004. Medelhavsmuseet: Focus on the Mediterranean 1. Stockholm: Medelhavsmuseet, editorial note and Contents, pp. 3–4.

Contents

As printed in the book, with its page numbers

  1. Medelhavsmuseetp. 5
  2. Focus On The Mediterraneanp. 5
  3. Issn 1652-4535p. 5
  4. Printing: Fälth&Hässler, Värnamo2004
  5. Prefacep. 5
  6. Papers From A Colloquium In Alexandria, October 2002:p. 6
  7. Jan Henningsson Introduction: Cultural Heritage and New Challenges for Museumsp. 6
  8. Sanne Houby-Nielsen New Museums in Alexandria: How to be Instructive and Attractivep. 10
  9. Ahmed Abd El Fattah and Mervat Seif El-Din About a Successful Exhibition in Paris, Brussels and Turin: "Pharaoh's Artists: Deir el-Medina and the Valley of the Kings"p. 15
  10. Guillemette Andreu Le Musée de la Kasbah, Tanger, Marocp. 21
  11. Abdelaziz El Idrissi The Local Museum of Marion-Arsinoe at Polis (Paphos District)p. 25
  12. Pavlos Flourentzos The Museum as Archivep. 29
  13. Jan Henningsson The Medelhavsmuseet in Stockholm: New Ways of Cooperationp. 31
  14. Sanne Houby-Nielsen The National History Museum of Romania: Achievements and Perspectivesp. 34
  15. Crisan Museteanu The Archaeological Museum of Patras and the History of the City through the Excavationsp. 40
  16. Michalis Petropoulos Medelhavsmuseetp. 3
  17. The Mission and Experiences of a Local Museum in Turkey: The Middle East Technical University Museump. 48
  18. Numan Tuna Mediterranean Museums and Islamic Artp. 53
  19. Karin Ådahl The Museum of Turkish and Islamic Art in Istanbulp. 58
  20. Follow-Up Contributions:p. 62
  21. Nazan Ölçer The Archaeological Museum of the Province of Alicantep. 62
  22. Rafael Azuar Ruiz Le Musée National du Bardo, Algiersp. 64
  23. Fatima Azzoug The National Museum of Antiquities in Algiersp. 65
  24. Sid Ali Benbella Le Musée National d'Alexandriep. 66
  25. Ibrahim Darwish The Graeco-Roman Museum of Alexandria: History and Selected Masterpiecesp. 69
  26. Magda Ghali and Fatma Barakat Le Musée National du Bardo: Histoire d'une expérience muséographique (1884–2004)p. 76
  27. Taher Ghalia Footnotes, Bibliography and Referencesp. 78

Plates and figures

40 pages with pictures, in scan order

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  4. p. 13
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  7. p. 21
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  10. p. 26
  11. p. 27
  12. p. 28
  13. p. 32
  14. p. 33
  15. p. 35
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  18. p. 38
  19. p. 41
  20. p. 42
  21. p. 43
  22. p. 44
  23. p. 48
  24. p. 53

And:p. 54p. 57p. 60p. 66p. 67p. 68p. 69p. 70p. 71p. 72p. 73p. 74p. 75p. 76p. 77scan 84

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