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It also declares that " several violent actions motivated by religious intolerance against non-Catholics have been committed " in Bolivia-giving as its only example a stoning incident from 1949 that was , according to " some witnesses " left unnamed in a local newspaper account , instigated by a Catholic priest . That text is thought to go back to a manuscript from 1596 that was subsequently copied by scribes in 1609 and 1623 . This all began with work on the fucoid eggs from 1952-1989 which was motivated by the virtual absence of prepattern in these easily obtainable cells . A display of keyboard instruments in a gallery of the American History Museum , for example , includes one of three surviving harpsichords by the 18th-century master Benoist Stehlin ; a piano of the smallish sort for which Beethoven wrote his first two piano concertos ; the immense Steinway grand from 1903 that was number 100,000 manufactured by the company ; and a contemporary Yamaha acoustic and digital piano of aluminum and Plexiglas , with a control panel that might have come from a recording studio . The public was especially interested in the gold medals of the Academy of Sciences struck in honour of Konstantin Tsiolkovsky and Sergei Korolev , as well as the golden Nobel medal from 1958 which was conferred on Academician Pavel Cherenkov for his achievements in the field of cosmic optics .