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Collections Database

Collections Database

ADVANCED SEARCH / BOTANY

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	Family
	Genus
	Species
	Specimen Nature
	Catalogue Number

ADVANCED SEARCH / ARCHAEOLOGY

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	Object
	Object Type
	Material
	Culture
	Cultural Phase
	Natural Region
	Catalogue Number

ADVANCED SEARCH / ETHNOLOGY

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	Object
	Type
	Culture
	Cultural Type
	Geo Cultural Designation
	Catalogue Number

ADVANCED SEARCH / HBC

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	Object
	Type
	Culture
	Cultural Type
	Geo Cultural Designation
	Catalogue Number

ADVANCED SEARCH / HISTORY

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	Object
	Type
	Culture
	Title
	Catalogue Number

ADVANCED SEARCH / PALAEONTOLOGY

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	Geological Period
	Origin Country
	Origin Province
	Phylum
	Class
	Genus
	Catalogue Number

ADVANCED SEARCH / ZOOLOGY

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	Phylum
	Class
	Order
	Family
	Genus
	Catalogue Number

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