Christian Hammer (1818-1905) was a Norwegian-Swedish jeweler, art collector, and bibliophile, known for amassing one of the largest and most diverse collections of art, antiques, and historical artifacts in Scandinavia.…
Collecting is a widespread human activity driven by various psychological factors, including personal fulfillment, identity expression, and cognitive stimulation. This paper examines the psychological motivations behind collecting, its potential benefits…
Starting a natural history collection for a micronation is an exciting endeavor that can serve scientific, educational, and cultural purposes. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help establish it: 1. Establishing…
In an era dominated by digital entertainment and instant gratification, there remains a niche yet profound fascination with nature’s oddities—shells washed ashore, peculiar stones, preserved insects, and even remnants of…
Collecting things is a common human phenomenon, confirmed in studies showing that 70 percent of children and 30 percent of adults have a collection. From an evolutionary biology perspective, it…
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