REPLENISHMENT OF THE COLLECTION OF CABINET OF PLASTIC ANATOMY OF THE NAFAA WITH OSTEOLOGICAL MATERIALS FROM THE FUNDS OF THE INSTITUTE OF ARCHEOLOGY OF THE NAS OF UKRAINE

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Abstract. The purpose of the article is to highlight and analyze the process of replenishment with osteological materials the current anatomical collection of the cabinet of plastic anatomy at the National Academy of Fine Art and Architecture (NAFAA) and to identify its role in pedagogical, didactic and research activities in the system of higher professional and artistic education. The article reveals the effective cooperation of NAFAA with the Institute of Archeology of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine (NAS of Ukraine). Highlighted as teachers of plastic anatomy, A. I. Melnychuk and A. S. Yakovenko, together with students of the 1st year of various creative specialties of NAFAA processed 643 units of new anatomical materials, preparing them for further inventory and practical use in the creative workshops of the Academy. The research methodology is based on generally scientific principles of knowledge, which are most in demand in such fields as: historical anthropology, anatomy, social history, pedagogy of art education. In particular, the following methods were used to highlight the history of plastic anatomy teaching: historical, factual-descriptive, synchronous and diachronic, etc. In particular, in the field of history and teaching the layers of anatomy, the following methods were established: historical, factual-descriptive, synchronous and diachronic, etc. The study of materials of an archaeological anthropological nature was carried out on the platform of the methodology of historical science and special historical disciplines. From the point of view of information science, it was important to apply the methodology of classification and systematization of scientific information. The scientific novelty of the study consists in the analysis, classification and systematization of osteological material, which was carried out for the first time in Ukraine, intended for theoretical and practical use in higher art education at NAFAA, in particular, in educational programs on plastic anatomy. The following propositions are proposed as conclusions: 1. Replenishment of the anatomical collection of the NAFAA plastanatomy cabinet is a long-awaited result of the efforts of the teachers and administration of this institution. 2. This result is an important achievement in cooperation between NAFAA and the Institute of Archeology of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. 3. 643 units of osteological materials will be opened for further classification, systematization, description and inventory in the cabinet of plastic anatomy and creative workshops of NAFAA and will take an appropriate place in the scientific, educational and creative activities of this institution.