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• 2005The Greek Temple as Museum: The Case of the Legendary Treasure of Athena from Lindos110 cited
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• 2007Redressing the Museum in Feminist Theory36 cited
• 2010Robert Jameson (1774–1854) and the concept of a public museum35 cited
• 2018The Birth of the Archive: A History of Knowledge30 cited
• 2006Rendre visible l’esclavage30 cited
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• 2014Informal and Non-formal Education: An Outline of History of Science in Museums28 cited
• 2005La mirada que pasa: museos, educación pública y visualización de la evidencia científica28 cited
• 2006Ulisse Aldrovandi and the origin of geology and science28 cited
• 1995The cock, the dog, the serpent, and the monkey. Reception and transmission of a Roman punishment, or historiography as history24 cited
• 2013Travelling Museums and Itinerant Collections in Nineteenth-Century Latin America