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【文章內(nèi)容簡介】 我們認(rèn)為這是一個(gè)正確方向的確定的決定，我們很高興看到Fish and Wildlife Service支持對(duì)于該物種的最佳的保護(hù)方案.”他補(bǔ)充道。Bergen表明拯救北極熊要依靠國際合作，永久的海冰棲息地很可能在美國之外的其他地方繼續(xù)存在，尤其是在加拿大和格陵蘭。科學(xué)家把這些地方看做能夠允許一些北極熊長期存活的避難所，如果氣溫下降，海冰恢復(fù)，北極熊還可以重新入住北極。 “如果你從長遠(yuǎn)來看，未來一百年” 他說：“北極熊的存活不一定完全取決于美國的情況?！倍l(fā)展史類：History of Russian ArcheologyArcheology as scientific study of objective historical monuments was well established in Russia not until the 19th century. Describing and collecting archeological monuments, however, started much earlier: relics of religious significance were kept in church vestries, whereas various antique valuables were gathered in tsars?treasuries. Initially authorities regarded archeological finds merely as hoards。 for example ancient coins were melted down to mint new coins. Yet some of our ancestors, apparently, recognized the possibility of historical interest in the finds: thus, for instance, a description of old metal objects found during the diggings at Iset River under the reign of Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich, has been preserved. Governmental support of archeological studies in Russia dates back to the epoch of Peter the Great, whose order of February 13, 1718 assigned remuneration for various things?that can be found nder the ground or in water? Peter the Great ordered Messershmidt to collect antiquities in Siberia, and to send urious?things of silver and gold to Saint Petersburg without melting them. Peter the Great Kunstkammer founded in 1714 was filled with numerous archeological rarities, especially those from Siberia and the East. Later the antiquities were delivered partly to the Academy of Sciences, and partly to the Moscow collections of the Armoury Chamber, Stable Yard and Workshop Chamber, and so on. Under the reign of Anna Ioannovna . Tatishchev wrote an instruction for gathering geographical, ethnographical and archeological data。 the paper was approved by the Academy of Sciences and sent to all the provinces of Russia. In 1759 the Academy intending to make up a new atlas of Russia endeavoured to gather information on the land antiquities. The year 1761 saw the expedition of the artist Grekov for copying icon and fresco images in churches and monasteries. In the epoch of Catherine the Great researches drew up descriptions of Siberian and Bulgarian antiquities, as well as Permian and Yekaterinoslav barrows. In the late 18th century one of the most active figures of Russian archeology was Count . MusinPushkin, the author of one of the first attempts of expounding the antiquities. The activities of Russian archeologists set its right course from the early 19th century, especially after the establishment of the Russian History and Antiquities Society, which published a range of news and articles on archeology in its issues. One of the patrons of archeology in those years was Count . Rumyantsev. In 1806 rules for maintaining the Workshop and Armoury Chambers and keeping in order and safety the relics kept therein。 next year the first description of the Armoury Chamber
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