Publication: Nuevos datos documentales sobre la colección de arqueociatos del Cerro de las Ermitas de Córdoba del Museo Geominero (Instituto Geológico y Minero de España)
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2014-02
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La colección de arqueociatos del Cerro de las Ermitas (Córdoba) del Museo Geominero ha sido objeto de revisión
recientemente debido al hallazgo de nuevos documentos en relación con el estudio, por parte de uno de los autores, de la vida profesional de D. Eduardo Hernández-Pacheco en el archivo del Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales. En esta documentación se pone de manifiesto que los ejemplares de arqueociatos de las Ermitas conservados en el Museo Geominero fueron enviados por Eduardo Hernández-Pacheco antes de 1902 a Lucas Mallada e incorporados a las colecciones del museo y que fueron posteriormente estudiados
por Hernández Sampelayo en 1933 y 1935. Esto implica que ésta es la colección de arqueociatos españoles más antigua depositada en un museo español, despejándose además las dudas del origen y fecha en la cual se llevó a cabo el ingreso del material en los fondos del Museo Geominero
The archaeocyathan collection of the Ermitas Hill (Cordoba) of the Geominero Museum in Madrid has recently been revised due to the discovery of some documents related to the study by one of this paper’s authors of the professional life of Eduardo Hernández-Pacheco in the National Natural History Museum archives. This documentation shows that the Ermitas Hill archaeocyathan collection now preserved in the Geominero Museum were sent by Eduardo Hernández-Pacheco to Lucas Mallada before 1902 to be incorporated in the museum’s collections and were then studied by Hernández Sampelayo in 1933 and 1935. This fact implies that this collection is the oldest Spanish archaeocyathan collection deposited in a Spanish museum, besides clearing up the doubts about its origins and when the material was in deposited in the Geominero Museum
The archaeocyathan collection of the Ermitas Hill (Cordoba) of the Geominero Museum in Madrid has recently been revised due to the discovery of some documents related to the study by one of this paper’s authors of the professional life of Eduardo Hernández-Pacheco in the National Natural History Museum archives. This documentation shows that the Ermitas Hill archaeocyathan collection now preserved in the Geominero Museum were sent by Eduardo Hernández-Pacheco to Lucas Mallada before 1902 to be incorporated in the museum’s collections and were then studied by Hernández Sampelayo in 1933 and 1935. This fact implies that this collection is the oldest Spanish archaeocyathan collection deposited in a Spanish museum, besides clearing up the doubts about its origins and when the material was in deposited in the Geominero Museum