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Between Antiquity and the Exotic: the forgotten comparative project of the Museum des Antiques of the Year III

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Daugeron, Bertrand

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Societe des Etudes Robespierristes

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The short-lived « Muséum des Antiques » (an III - 1795) under the Revolution collected objects of an ethnographic nature from revolutionary confiscations in France and in Europe, assimilating them to the collections of the Museum of Natural History. By

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Annales Historiques de la Revolution Francaise

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2037-12-31