No. 23 (2024)

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Special issue: Baltic amber

Published: 2024-12-16

Contents

Contents

Anna Sobecka
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Artykuły

Baltic Amber as a Research Subject

Rachel King, Anna Sobecka

7-19
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Skeuomorphism in Neolithic amber craft: imitations of the heads of axes and battle‑axes

Mateusz Cwaliński

20-41
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Did the Argonauts reach ancient Corcoras, the modern Krka River valley?

Mitja Guštin

42-55
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Baroque Ambers in Britain

Marjorie Trusted

56-68
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Post‑medieval European Ambers in Britain, Tankards in the British Museum, and the Biographical Data of Seventeenth‑Century Bernsteindreher in Königsberg

Rachel King

69-127
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“…ex succino flavo artificiose excupita…” Schatzkammer Ambers in the Museum of Applied Arts, Budapest

Ildiko Pandur, Gábor Juhász

128-143
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The Sea as Theme in Amber Art. New Thoughts on the Malbork Maucher Casket

Anna Sobecka

145-170
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Amber in the fine arts and crafts of Sicily

Jacek Kriegseisen, Anna Kriegseisen

171-184
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Revisiting amber art from eighteenth-century Königsberg. New findings regarding a game box at the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam

Rahul Kulka

185-203
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Karl Meyerheim’s (1780–1841) portraits of his parents and other works. A contribution to the history of the Meyerheim family

Magdalena Mielnik

204-215
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The large Ambers Collection of TUI AG Hannover reunited in the German Amber Museum

Axel Attula

219-225
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Some Thoughts on the Human Valuing of Amber, Past and Present

Faya Causey

226-239
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