Geography of All-Russian Archaeological Congresses (1869−1914): at the intersection of personal, scientific, political interests
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Archaeological Congresses, Uvarovs, Moscow Archaelogical society, location, regionAbstract
The article deals with issue of the archaeological congresses venues of the second half of XIX – early XX centuries, reasons of its election, influence of various factors on this choice – from personal to political. Decisive role in this process was played by the congresses` organizers, A. S. Uvarov and P. S. Uvarovа, who sought to extend the study to different regions of the state. But the implementation of this idea depended not only on personal interests, scientific assignments, but also on organizational capabilities, political circumstances of the time.
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2019-08-05
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Geography of All-Russian Archaeological Congresses (1869−1914): at the intersection of personal, scientific, political interests. (2019). The Journal of V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University. Series History, 54, 41-52. https://periodicals.karazin.ua/history/article/view/13616