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EnglishTogether with other museums, since 1982 the Museum of Human Anatomy belonged to the University Museum System, which has undertaken joint initiatives for greater visibility of cul- tural heritage education: exhibitions, publication of books, guides and newspapers. Other activities were carried out independently to finalize more specifically some projects of the museum. Particu- lar attention was paid to the multidisciplinary study and the re- covery of principal collections (pre-Columbian mummies; Egypt- ian mummy with a sarcophagus, mummy of Arrighi), with the col- laboration of many experts: historians, archaeologists, chemists, radiologists, physicians. The restoration has allowed the recovery of some preparations (specimens in formalin and mummies) and an ancient collection of books. These activities have resulted in teaching and promotion, publications, exhibitions and seminars, often as part of initiatives of the Regione Toscana as Amico Mu- seo. The digital acquisition of certain preparations has resulted in interesting findings: educational products (three-dimensional models of the bones obtained with computed tomography (CT); virtual landscapes of information); participation in databases (Egyptian mummies project of the University of Ontario); visibi- lity through a new museum site, the use of latest technologies for interactive communication (QR code). All these actions comple- ment the more traditional media, such as paper guides and bro- chures. The evolution of museum activities is monitored with the help of satisfaction questionnaires and data processing on turnout of visitors.
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| Autori: | Natale, Gianfranco; Lenzi, Paola; Alessandra, Scucces; Fornai, Francesco; Antonio, Paparelli |
| Titolo: | THE EXPERIENCE OF RESEARCH, TEACHING AND SCIENTIFIC PROMOTION OF THE MUSEUM OF HUMAN ANATOMY «FILIPPO CIVININI» OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PISA |
| Anno del prodotto: | 2012 |
| Abstract: | Together with other museums, since 1982 the Museum of Human Anatomy belonged to the University Museum System, which has undertaken joint initiatives for greater visibility of cul- tural heritage education: exhibitions, publication of books, guides and newspapers. Other activities were carried out independently to finalize more specifically some projects of the museum. Particu- lar attention was paid to the multidisciplinary study and the re- covery of principal collections (pre-Columbian mummies; Egypt- ian mummy with a sarcophagus, mummy of Arrighi), with the col- laboration of many experts: historians, archaeologists, chemists, radiologists, physicians. The restoration has allowed the recovery of some preparations (specimens in formalin and mummies) and an ancient collection of books. These activities have resulted in teaching and promotion, publications, exhibitions and seminars, often as part of initiatives of the Regione Toscana as Amico Mu- seo. The digital acquisition of certain preparations has resulted in interesting findings: educational products (three-dimensional models of the bones obtained with computed tomography (CT); virtual landscapes of information); participation in databases (Egyptian mummies project of the University of Ontario); visibi- lity through a new museum site, the use of latest technologies for interactive communication (QR code). All these actions comple- ment the more traditional media, such as paper guides and bro- chures. The evolution of museum activities is monitored with the help of satisfaction questionnaires and data processing on turnout of visitors. |
| Digital Object Identifier (DOI): | 10.2424/ASTSN.M.2012.15 |
| Appare nelle tipologie: | 1.1 Articolo in rivista |
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