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<title>A luneta de Bamberg no Museu de Astronomia e Ciências Afins: pesquisa e trajetória (1907-2016)</title>
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Ferreira, Márcia Pinheiro; Granato, Marcus
This article presents results related to the research on an elbow transit telescope, number 10783, manufactured by Bamberg, and belonging to the MAST (Museum of Astronomy and Related Sciences) collections. The study was developed within the framework of the conservation program of the sky observation site, safeguarded by MAST, in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), and originally belonging to the Observatório Nacional – ON. From the need for curative intervention in this object (considered urgent due to its poor conservation status), primary and secondary sources were investigated that could allow the construction of the trajectory of its use (1907-2016) and, thus, assist in the decisions for its conservation. The methodology used was based on the theoretical knowledge transversal to the conservation and the cultural biography of things, highlighted by some reports and statements of former employees of the ON who worked with the instrument; research on primary sources; and the analysis of the object itself. In addition, secondary sources were identified and analysed in libraries and digital databases of academic publications on aspects related to the instrument. From the data collected, it was possible to verify that the instrument was in operation for about 70 years, with the identification of several facts related to its trajectory of original use. Since 1985, the Bamberg telescope has been included in the collection of scientific instruments of MAST and has become part of its collection and has always been kept in the astronomical pavilion, the original place of its use.
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<title>Os cómodos do Museu Casa de Rui Barbosa enquanto museália</title>
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Rangel, Aparecida Marina de Souza; Almeida, Álea Santos de
This article presents partial results of the research project “Development of a Methodology for Cataloguing the Environments of a Museum-house, Understood as Museum objects”, developed within the scope of the “Program of Incentive to the Production of Technical and Scientific Knowledge in the Cultural Area of the Casa de Rui Foundation Barbosa”. This study, still under development, seeks to understand the rooms of Museu Casa de Rui Barbosa (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) as museum objects with the ultimate goal of developing a methodology for researching, inventorying and documenting these environments. In order to understand the rooms as museum objects, firstly we characterize them briefly to demonstrate the importance of these environments in the trajectory of the house of the patron Rui Barbosa (1849-1923), and its value as testimonies of a historical and social context. We also discuss the notion of the rooms as museum objects and the implications of this understanding in the field of Museology. The research methodology relies on literature review about the conceptual model of house museums, bibliographical research about the Museu Casa de Rui Barbosa, and inventory and museum documentation. At this phase, the research conducted demonstrates the relevance of perceiving the house museum rooms as museum objects, a new framework in the context of this typology of museum. We argue that this approach can contribute to expand the study of museum documentation in house museums.
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