| The Ancient Egyptian Collection of the Odessa Archaeological Museum a photographic study made by The Centre for Egyptological Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences in September 2000 |
The Ancient Egyptian Gallery in the Odessa Archaeological Museum of the Ukraine Academy of Sciences
Photos by CESRAS Research Fellow Sergej V. Ivanov, 2000; Digital processing by CESRAS Research Fellow Edward R. Loring, Site Editor
Intellectual property of the Russian Academy of Sciences; Centre for Egyptological Studies, Moscow R. F.
Photos by CESRAS Research Fellow Sergej V. Ivanov, 2000; Digital processing by CESRAS Research Fellow Edward R. Loring, Site Editor
Intellectual property of the Russian Academy of Sciences; Centre for Egyptological Studies, Moscow R. F.
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This photo illustrates the difficulties facing a photographer while documenting the artifacts on display.
The lighting could hardly be worse. The show-cases, made in the Soviet Period, could not be opened.
Below is an example of general photographic conditions: original photos and the same after processing.
The lighting could hardly be worse. The show-cases, made in the Soviet Period, could not be opened.
Below is an example of general photographic conditions: original photos and the same after processing.
Sarcofagus of Petosiris, limestone, early Ptolemaic Period
Provenance probably Thebes
Odessa Archaeological Museum no. 52925
B/H no. 43, p.33; plate 59
Provenance probably Thebes
Odessa Archaeological Museum no. 52925
B/H no. 43, p.33; plate 59
updated 27 September, 2013/erl