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Вишняцкий Леонид Борисович (Санкт-Петербург, Россия). Доктор исторических наук. Институт истории материальной культуры РАН (ИИМК РАН).

Leonid Vishnyatsky (St.-Petersburg, Russia). Doctor of historical sciences. History of Material Culture Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences.

Leonid Vishnyatsky (S.-Petersburg, Rusia). Doctor în ştiinţe istorice. Institutul de istorie a culturii materiale, Academia de Ştiinţe a Rusiei.

E-mail: [email protected].

© Л. Б. Вишняцкий, 2010.

Работа выполнена при поддержке Российского гуманитарного научного фонда (грант 08-01-93207а/К) и Российского фонда фундаментальных исследований (грант 08-06-00213а).

Study supported by the Russian Humanitarian Research Foundation (grant nr. 08-01-93207а/К) and Russian Fundamental Research Foundation (grant nr. 08-06-00213а).

Studiul dat este realizat cu suportul Fundaţiei ruse pentru cercetări umanistice (grant no. 08-01-93207а/К) și Fundaţia rusă pentru cercetări fundamentale (grant no. 08-06-00213а).

Примечания

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О некоторых, впрочем, можно хотя бы строить догадки. Например, в 1853 г. Ф. Спринг, профессор физиологии льежского университета, описал человеческие кости, найденные в одной из пещер близ Намюра в Бельгии. Кости были столь ветхими, что буквально рассыпались в руках. Говоря о черепе, Спринг отметил покатый лоб и необычайно большую носовую полость, и отнес его к некоей вымершей расе (Schmitz 2006: 13). Может быть, на самом деле льежский профессор