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063 / Indonesian imprints. Zug, Inter Documentation.
ANL mp 1405, 547 microfiche in 13 boxes.
Notes: Most fiche identified with SE-2002 on header and a no. in a JE or EJ sequence.
Contents: A collection of monographs and serials received as part of the Modern Indonesia project.
Access: Items arranged by JE no. Hardcopy listing:
Indonesian imprints 1942-1945. Indonesian imprints during the Japanese occupation. Selected from the checklist by Dr. John Echols and filmed from the Cornell Library collection. Zug, IDC, 1986, 2pp. at RM mp 1405 lists titles in alphabetical sequence by author, or title if there is no author, and quotes the JE no. Also held is:
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The main exhibition room at the Natural History Museum in London is cathedral-like, with Hope the blue whale suspended mid-air like a demigod. Filled with specimens collected by explorers, this remarkable place teaches us about the evolution of life on our planet.
There is a âgreat unlockingâ happening in this building, home to one of the worldâs largest natural history collections. Insects on pins and old minerals that have been sitting in mahogany display cases for hundreds of years are being re-examined, digitised and brought into the 21st century.
In the bowels of the museum â empty due to Covid-19 â scientists are working to protect the planet for the future, as well as preserving its past.