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German Science in the Age of Empire: Enterprise, Opportunity and the Schlagintweit Brothers (/isis/citation/CBB566967216/)

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Chapter Chetan Singh; (2021)
Creation of “Scientific” Knowledge: The Asiatick Society and Exploration of the Himalaya, 1784–1850 (/isis/citation/CBB662212988/)

Article Jessica Ratcliff; (2016)
The East India Company, the Company’s Museum, and the Political Economy of Natural History in the Early Nineteenth Century (/isis/citation/CBB463323007/)

Article R.C. Kapoor; Wayne Orchiston; (2023)
Colonial astronomy as an element of Empire in British India (/isis/citation/CBB770458313/)

Article Petronis, Vytautas; (2011)
Mapping Lithuanians: The Development of Russian Imperial Ethnic Cartography, 1840s--1870s (/isis/citation/CBB001221478/)

Article Simon Schaffer; (2022)
Orientations and Disorientations in the History of Science How Measures Made a Difference at the Imperial Meridian (/isis/citation/CBB969514447/)

Article Eloise Wright; (2021)
History and Autoethnography: Accounting for the Indigenous population of Yunnan, 1550–1650 (/isis/citation/CBB067920677/)

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Book Keay, John; (2000)
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The Alchemy of Empire: Abject Materials and the Technologies of Colonialism (/isis/citation/CBB316221240/)

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Article Jack Ashby; (2023)
How collections and reputation were built out of Tasmanian violence: Thylacines (Thylacinus cynocephalus) and Aboriginal remains from Morton Allport (1830–1878) (/isis/citation/CBB983226557/)

Article Tom W. May; Thomas A. Darragh; (2019)
The Significance of Mycological Contributions by Lothar Becker (/isis/citation/CBB204935927/)

Article Vanessa Finney; (2022)
Dining on Geologic Fish: Claiming the Australian Ceratodus for Science (/isis/citation/CBB705441361/)

Article Susan Pearce; (2020)
From Classification to Recreated ‘Reality’: William Bullock's Exhibitions of Human and Natural History (/isis/citation/CBB333427386/)

Book Paul Turnbull; (2019)
Science, Museums and Collecting the Indigenous Dead in Colonial Australia (/isis/citation/CBB646252193/)

Book Adriana Craciun; Mary Terrall; (2019)
Curious Encounters: Voyaging, Collecting, and Making Knowledge in the Long Eighteenth Century (/isis/citation/CBB163165417/)

Article Megan Kuster; (2021)
Global Commodity Chains and Local Use-Value: William Colenso, natural history collecting and Indigenous labour (/isis/citation/CBB496963357/)

Article Lachlan Fleetwood; (2020)
Science and War at the Limit of Empire: William Griffith with the Army of the Indus (/isis/citation/CBB981892256/)