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Rehousing beaded collars
Registration intern created new housing for beaded collars from Panama.
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Uploaded on May 18, 2011
who wrote on the windowpane in 1871?
19th century graffiti on a windowpane, from the 2009 Harvard Yard archaeological excavation. Whose...
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Uploaded on Apr 2, 2010
Leather Shield in the Conservation Lab
"What's it say?" "Made--in--China," jokes Deputy Director/Curator Jeff Quilter....
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Uploaded on Jan 28, 2010
Leather Shield in the Conservation Lab
Jeff summons his Latin to explain the "non plus ultra" inscription means "the best of the best."
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Uploaded on Jan 28, 2010
Leather Shield in the Conservation Lab
An inscription is visible on the left. It designates the owner of the shield as Don Josef...
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Uploaded on Jan 28, 2010
Leather Shield in the Conservation Lab
The shield bears the crest of Charles V, 17th-century ruler of England and Spain. it will be...
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Uploaded on Jan 28, 2010
2009.18.1 There They Go Riding Our Asses Again
dwayne wilcox overview
The Museum recently acquired these original works by contemporary artist Dwayne Wilcox (Oglala...
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Uploaded on Dec 22, 2009
Ann Axtell Morris watercolor in Lab
Ann Morris painted this reproduction of a painting in Chichen Itza to scale. It's in the lab as part of a large conservation project.
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Uploaded on Dec 3, 2009
Ann Axtell Morris watercolor in Lab
Judy kidded that the perhaps Ann Morris used a little "artistic license" when painting this crab.
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Uploaded on Dec 3, 2009
Ann Axtell Morris watercolor in Lab
Conservation Lab staffers Meg Rampton (left) and Judy Jungels (right) take a closer look at this watercolor.
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Uploaded on Dec 3, 2009
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