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Do Muzeum Okręgowego im. Stanisława Staszica w Pile w 2003 r. została przekazana siekierka z piętką typu nordyjskiego. Siekierki tego typu nie występują na terenie Polski. Stan zachowania przedmiotu, charakteryzujący się licznymi uszkodzeniami, mógł być związany z miejscem jego pozyskania (skup metalu). Niedokładny sposób wykonania ornamentu może wskazywać, że siekierka nie jest oryginalnym zabytkiem archeologicznym, ale współczesną kopią. Przeprowadzono analizy traseologiczne oraz analizy składu pierwiastkowego (XRF), które wykazały obecność niedoskonałości produkcyjnych oraz nietypowy dla epoki brązu skład chemiczny wykorzystanego stopu odlewniczego. Pozyskane wyniki pozwalają stwierdzić, że przekazany do muzeum przedmiot to replika siekierki typowej dla terenów Danii i Szwecji. Skłaniają również do refleksji nad występowaniem replik zabytków archeologicznych w zbiorach muzealnych.

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The aim of this article is to introduce the activities of museums and collections located in the structure of Polish higher education institutions. The analysis is based on concrete examples of academic units operating today. The authors distinguish several categories of museums according to their location, among them university and departmental museums. The second criterion is the organisational formula, in which the authors indicate, apart from museums, also centres and history interpretation units. Using archaeological, medical and natural history collections as examples, they describe similarities and differences in the way they work with resources. The article is also an attempt to start a discourse aimed at drawing attention to the potential lying in such units, the mission and duty of which is to preserve, secure, develop and make available for scientific and didactic purposes the heritage of the university and the history of science. The authors also refer to the legal situation of the university museum units and regulations, which the organisers may use when creating and conducting activities related to the collection and processing of tangible and intangible academic heritage, which is part of the world's scientific heritage. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article discusses selected elements of traditional Pyrzyce costume, archive records and an oil painting by August Ludwig Most that survived in the collection housed in the Department of Ethnography of Pomerania at the National Museum in Szczecin. The painter's sketchbook drawings held in the Department of Old Art were also taken into account, showing the look of the costume in the 1930s and 1940s. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]