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Brovenko N.On Changing the Means of the Berezovsky Collection Storing // Manuscripta Orientalia. Vol. 5. No. 4. December 1999. P. 40—46.


The small Berezovsky collection (only 130 items) occupies a special place in the manuscript collection of the St. Petersburg Branch of the Institute of Oriental Studies. A rich variety of writing materials — paper, birch bark, silk, palm leaves, wood — and writing itself — upright and slanting Brāhmī, Chinese hieroglyphics — make the documents of this collection particularly interesting. It is therefore not surprising that the Berezovsky collection has always drawn attention of numerous Orientalists. The collection is also distinguished by the fact that all of the manuscripts are identified geographically and topographically. In 1906, M. M. Berezovsky carried out excavations in Kucha, a famous oasis with many temples and monasteries: Kyzyl Minuy, On Bash Minuy, Kyzyl Karga, Tadjit Minuy. Berezovsky scrupulously described his finds and accurately drew up maps and diagrams to show where they had been discovered. The Archive of the St. Petersburg Branch of the Institute of Oriental Studies contains his lists of finds and his sketches (fund 59, inv. 1, items 21, 26). All of the materials collected were carefully processed - manuscripts and fragments were placed in paper bags and envelopes with an indication of their quantity, where they had been discovered, and their material. At the same time, in 1906, many manuscript fragments were placed in acetate pulp film, so-called gelatin, and thick paper was pasted tightly over the edges. (Envelope where fragments SI B/19 are contained has a note about this in Berezovsky’s own hand). They have been preserved in this form until the present day. At that time, this means of preservation was considered the best. Unfortunately, the acetate pulp film has undergone changes over time, losing its transparency, yellowing and darkening; it has become cracked, deformed, and bent (see fig. 1)...

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Березовский, Михаил Михайлович
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