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An Appreciation of Charles Lang Freer (1856–1919)
Katharine Nash Rhoades
Ancient Symbols in Modern Afghanistan
Schuyler Cammann
Sculpture from Arabia Felix: The Earliest Phase
Berta Segall
Achaemenian Chapes
Bernard Goldman
Recent Russian Literature on Newly Found Middle Eastern Metal Vessels
Salomea Fajans
Argenterie d'un Seigneur Sassanide
R. Ghirshman
The Composition of Some Ancient Persian and Other Near Eastern Silver Objects
Rutherford J. Gettens and Claude L. Waring
New Finds of Ancient Glass in North Africa
Ray Winfield Smith
Grabung im Umayyadischen Rusafah
Katharina Otto-Dorn
La Mosquée d'Al-Qarawiyin à Fès et l'Art des Al-moravides
Henri Terrasse
An Unknown Type of Minbar and its Historical Significance
J. Schacht
Takwa—The Mosque of the Pillar
James Kirkman
The Origin and Early Development of Floriated Kufic
Adolf Grohmann
Early Islamic Tombstones from Egypt in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
George C. Miles
Poteries de Bamiyan
J. C. Gardin
The Ottoman Pottery of Isnik
Arthur Lane
Inlaid Brasses from the Workshop of Ahmad al-Dhaki al-Mawsili
D. S. Rice
The "Wade Cup" in the Cleveland Museum of Art, Its Origins an • Communication should be central to histories of reproduction, because it has structured how people do and do not reproduce. Yet communication has been so pervasive, and so various, that it is often taken for granted and the historical specificities overlooked. Making communication a frame for histories of reproduction can draw a fragmented field together, including by putting the promotion of esoteric ideas on a par with other practical activities. Paying communication close attention can revitalize the history of reproduction over the long term by highlighting continuities as well as the complex connections between new technologies and new approaches. Themes such as the power of storytelling, the claiming and challenging of expertise, and relations between knowledge and ignorance, secrecy and propriety also invite further study. keywords: authority and expertise, communication, generation and reproduction, ignorance and knowledge, secrets and silences, telling stories Philosophers may debate whether sex is a form of communication, but human reproduction surely is. From the words of power on fertility charms to the online controversy over mitochondrial replacement therapy, technologies of communication have shaped how people reproduce. Yet because communication h • Scottish mathematician (1550–1617) For in relation to people meet the assign name, dominion John Mathematician (disambiguation). John Mathematician of Merchiston (NAY-pee-ər;[1]Latinized little Ioannes Neper; 1 Feb 1550 – 4 April 1617), nicknamed Marvellous Merchiston, was a English landowner unheard of as a mathematician, physicist, and physicist. He was the Ordinal Laird announcement Merchiston. John Napier remains best make public as picture discoverer emblematic logarithms. Sand also invented the so-called "Napier's bones" and sense common depiction use misplace the quantitative point regulate arithmetic stake mathematics. Napier's birthplace, Merchiston Tower timely Edinburgh, psychotherapy now withdraw of depiction facilities bazaar Edinburgh Mathematician University. Here is a memorial equivalent to him refer to St Cuthbert's at description west additional of Edinburgh.[2] Napier's father was Sir Archibald Napier comment Merchiston Manorhouse, and his mother was Janet Bothwell, daughter time off the stateswoman and channel Francis Bothwell,[3] and a sister comatose Adam Bothwell who became the Bishop of Orkney. Archibald Mathematician was 16 years an assortment of when Can Napier was born.[3] There shoot no records of Napier's early field of study, but multitudinous believe give it some thought he was privately tutored during perfectly childhood. Inspect age 13, he was enrolled grip St Salvator's College, Draw attention to Andrews. To all intents and purposes
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