Examples of using Museum objects in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Museum objects".
Arlea-Art» Museum objects.
Particularly expensive, high value valuables, museum objects.
Archaeological finds, museum objects of clay, ceramic.
Arlea-Art» Museum objects» archaeological finds from the migration period and the middle age- restoring.
Theme the archeology and museum objects restoration works.
Arlea-Art» Museum objects» archaeological finds from the prehistoric age› potteries restoring 2.
How do we respond emotionally to museum objects and spaces?
The number of the museum objects increases every year, through donations, purchasing and collections.
Thematic demonstration of archaeological finds, museum objects theme.
Museology and the museum objects at the service of knowledge.
The aim of this project will be to evaluate the use of this technique across the heritage resources of the University(includinglibrary books and papers, museum objects, and Oxfordメs architectural and archaeological heritage).
Arlea-Art» Museum objects» archaeological finds from the antiquity› glassobjects restoring 2.
The information that is created and registered in the processes of communication with potential andactual museum objects is a part of the process of the creation of human knowledge.
Arlea-Art» Museum objects» archaeological finds from the antiquity› ceramic objects restoring.
The digitisation of cultural collections promotes access to culture by making European cultural heritage held by Europe's cultural institutions- books, maps, audio, films,manuscripts, museum objects, etc.- more easily accessible to all for work, study and leisure.
Digitised photographs, maps, paintings, museum objects and other images make up 64% of the Europeana collection.
All museum objects were once part of our ancestors' lives, and our present has grown out of such things, thus they deserve our attention.
The Commissioner underlined the importance of digitisation of cultural collections- books, maps, audio, films,manuscripts, museum objects, etc.- since it not only preserves knowledge resources from Europe's extraordinary cultural heritage but also makes them more easily accessible to all citizens.
Museum objects are sources of information, and they are collected together so that they should be preserved as testimonies to human life, society and development on the one hand, and to human interests, stimuli and meanings on the other.
In line with the recommendations of the reflection group on bringing Europe's cultural heritage online6, ICT PSP will be used to encourage the digitisation and online availability of cultural material- including books, maps, newspapers, sound, archival material,photographs, museum objects, films7 and audiovisual material- in order to make it more accessible for Europe's citizens and easier to use for leisure, work and study.
Concerns for the collection of museum objects began in 1978, in the School Children's Home in Uricani, when the group got the task to carry out a project on the history and traditional customs of the Jiu Valley area.
The concerns for the collection of the museum objects began in 1978, in the House of school children of Uricani, when the group of teachers received the task to make a project about the history and the traditional customs of Jiu Valley area.
Open Technologies 3D jewelery and museum object scanners.
The museum object is the source, carrier and transmitter of information and knowledge.
A museum object is a link between museology and basic scientific disciplines.
When a museum object is put into digital form, it begins to live a life that diverges from the life of the real object. .
Or will it be a heart preserved as a museum object that has never been open to life and to give life?”?
In a world of total design, the man himself has become a designed thing,a kind of museum object, a mummy, a publicly exhibited corpse.