Examples of using Museum objects in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Preservation and conservation of museum objects.
Number of purchased and sold museum objects and art works, Slovenia, annual data until 2015.
The invited artistswere placed in the role of designers of installations of museum objects.
Since 1954, valuable preserved museum objects placed in the castle are available to visitors.
At Semantika, we do not deal with the sale and purchase of museum objects and works of art.
Digitised photographs, maps, paintings, museum objects and other images make up 64% of the Europeana collection.
The Qumran Project is part of COST Action G8,entitled"Non-destructive analysis and testing of museum objects".
Europeana is a single access point to millions of books, paintings, films, museum objects and archival records that have been digitised throughout Europe.
The museum objects date from the period from the 15th to the 19thcentury and are placed in the rooms that form the preserved original interior units.
Animation with the help of puppet Planinka on the topic of the museum, museum objects and mountaineering equipment.
The museum owns a fund of about 22,000 museum objects from the Skopje region, distributed in segments of archaeology, history, ethnology and art history.
Ethnological workshops Making a worker's cupof coffee, which you can taste, and Identification of museum objects for little children.
Since the books are old and sensitive museum objects, they need to be exhibited under extremely strict conditions, which are not very friendly to the visitors.
The Trust also cares for the world's largest and most important Shakespeare-related collection, including over 1 million documents,55,000 books and 7,000 museum objects.
Visiting the museum you can spice up the rental caskets,which are different museum objects and instructions and hints for solving interesting tasks.
The photographs represent museum objects, social culture, building heritage and its equipment, scenes from everyday life, clothing culture and scenes from nature.
The library and archives house one of the world's largest and most important Shakespeare collection, with over 1 million documents,55,000 books and 12,000 museum objects.
It aims to make digitised books, newspapers, maps, museum objects, audiovisual material and sound archives from across Europe available on the Internet.
More information regarding copyright protection or the purchase andreproduction of photographs of museum objects, stored by the Regional Museum of Celje:.
By its original set-up, which includes museum objects, playground equipment, audiovisual and research equipment, environment and corners with replicas, the exhibition provides an opportunity to compare the era of iron foundries with the time of industrialisation and the present world, and at the same time it encourages research streak, provides entertainment and relaxation.
Europeana is a portal that acts as an interface to millions of digitised books, paintings,films, museum objects and archival records that have been digitised throughout Europe.
The aim of this project will be to evaluate the use of this technique across the heritage resources of the University(including library books andpapers, museum objects, and Oxfordメs architectural and archaeological heritage).
The museum monitors, collects,documents, feeds, examines, explores and presents museum objects which witnessed historical events, everyday life, the creation of soldiers and military in the Slovene ethnic area.
Europeana is helping to drive social and economic innovation as part of the EU's Digital Agenda by providing access to millions of books, paintings,films, museum objects and archival records that have been digitised by cultural institutions throughout Europe.
The digitisation and preservation of Europe's cultural memory which includes print(books, journals, newspapers),photographs, museum objects, archival documents, sound and audiovisual material, monuments and archaeological sites(hereinafter‘cultural material') is one of the key areas tackled by the Digital Agenda.
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.
Each museum object has a story.
From Airlift plane to museum object.
In the"Millenia Treasury" each museum object, each building in the medieval town centre and each stone in the age-old pavement whispers a story of the past, which is not merely a collection of dull data and a listing of years.