Description: Ture Arne Johnson, born May 7, 1879 in Söderköping, died 2 August 1965, Swedish archaeologist.
PhD in Uppsala in 1914 with the thesis "La Suède et l'Orient, études sur les relations archéologiques de la Suède et de l'Orient pendant l'Age des Vikings". Arne's field of work was mainly the contacts between Scandinavia and the early Russia.
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NM 0291-1040/1939 Hannibals glassamling, förvärvad av T.J. Arne för NMV i Teheran

1932 av den syriske Affärsmannen A. Hannibal, katalogiserad av C.J. Lamm.

5 foton i Förvärvskatalogen. Gåva av nationalmusei vännerReg. 28/11939. Tillhör liksom 292-1040 en samling av glas etc ; från grävningar i Persien (iRayy), Saveh, neharud etc ; hopbragt av den ryske affärsmannen A. hannibal I Teheran och den 28 dec. Förvärvad av denne för NMVs râkning av nuv. Professor T.J. Arne. EN del av glasen ha restaurerats av ingeniör Gillis Olsson, förestndare för Statens Historiska museums konserveringsateljé. Originalpatinan ha därvid ofta avlâgsnats, spec i de fall då den dolt dekoren ; Vissa kompletteingar i gips ha härunder borttagists ; vissa av fragment hopfogade kärl ha dârvid fallit sönder ; åtskilliga restaurerade kärl föllo sönder åtskilliga restaurerade kärl föllo sönder under transporten från Persien. Man ha anledning att hoppas att man inom en snar framtid skallkunna komplettera sådana kärl med transparent material.

Ang bilderna ; Härintill uppklistrade fotografier visa huvuddelen av den Hannibalska glassamlingen i det skick vari den befann sig i mr Hannibals hem i Teheran. Enstaka pjäser synas ha förvärvats av andra muséer.

; All 208 NM-sherds are unmarked, therefore given an s.n.-number.

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2009-04-23 09:31:48

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