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Lapidarium, Kerch
Lapidarium, (from Latin ″lapis″-stone) situated in Kerch, Crimea is a collection of samples of ancient art, containing items found during the excavation of the ancient Bosporan kingdom and other finds discovered on the territory of the Kerch peninsula. It occupies one of leading places among the repositories of classical Epigraphic monuments in the world. Lapidarium are stored in the Kerch Bosporan Greek inscriptions made in stone, sculpture and architectural details, samples, gebraistskih and Turkish gravestones.
*"Lapidarium" is open to the public on weekdays and weekends from 10:00 up to 16:00 local time, and is closed Mondays.
==History of establishment==
The lapidary collection compiled materials from the personal collection of famous Explorer Paul Du Brux, who in 1810-1820 's put together a collection of antique items and gave it the name "Drevnehraniliŝe". Later the collection was supplemented from different sources. Most of the collection was formed in the period leading up to 1917. Some instances since then were taken to the British Museum, the Hermitage, the Pushkin Museum (Moscow) and others (). During the Soviet period, part of the collection was housed in the building of the Church of St. John the Baptist in Kerch. Presently the exposition of this Lapidarium is located in a separate building. It also has rooms for restoration and scientific work.
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