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| Archive Art || A single archival item Item created primarily for aesthetic purpose using creative skill and imagination, typically in a visual form such as painting or sculpture, producing works to be appreciated primarily for their beauty or a body emotional power || Collectable|-| Painting || An artwork comprised of historical records from paint applied to a single source or created by a single entity surface || CollectableArt
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| Oral History Sculpture || A three-dimensional artwork typically created through carving modeling casting or construction || ArchiveArt
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| Art Work on Paper || Item An artwork created primarily for aesthetic purpose on paper (drawing, print, collage) || CollectableArt
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| Collage || A piece of art made by sticking various different materials such as photographs and pieces of paper or fabric onto a backing || WorkOnPaper
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| Drawing || Art made with a pencil , pen , or crayon rather than paint , especially one drawn in monochrome || WorkOnPaper
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| Fan || A work of art on a device typically folding and shaped like a segment of a circle when spread out that is held in the hand and waved so as to cool the person holding it by causing the air to move. || WorkOnPaper
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| Illuminated Manuscript || A manuscript in which the text is supplemented with such decoration as initials , borders (marginalia) , and miniature illustrations || WorkOnPaper|-| Painting || An artwork comprised of paint applied to a surface || Art
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| Print || Art made from a process invovling involving printing normally on paper , usually for the purpose of creating prints that have an element of originality || WorkOnPaper
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| Scroll || Writing or painting on a roll of parchment or paper || WorkOnPaper
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| Sculpture || A three dimensional artwork typically created through carving modeling casting or construction || Art|-| Work on Paper - || An artwork created on paper (drawing print collage) || Art
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| Bark Basket Object/Artifact || Item constructed primarily made for use or model representing use, typically an item of stitched cultural or folded bark historical interest || BasketCollectable
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| Basket || Basket A container used to hold or carry things, typically made for use trade from interwoven strips of plant materials or sale wire. || ObjectArtifact
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| Coiled Bark Basket || Item (basket) constructed with a continuous coil foundation bound together by stitching primarily of stitched or folded bark || Basket
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| Plaited Coiled Basket || Item (basket) constructed of warp and weft elements woven at right angles with a continuous coil foundation bound together by stitching || Basket
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| Twined Plaited Basket || Item (basket) constructed of two or more warp and weft elements interwoven between warp elements woven at right angles || Basket
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| Book Twined Basket || A written or printed work consisting Item (basket) constructed of pages glued two or sewn together along one side and bound in covers more weft elements interwoven between warp elements || PublicationBasket
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| Ceramic || Item made of clay and hardened through heat || ObjectArtifact
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| Clothing/Dress/Costume || An item or a related assemblage of items meant to be worn || ObjectArtifact
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| Coin || A small flat piece of metal or other material used primarily as a medium of exchange or legal tender. || ObjectArtifact
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| Collectible Manufactured Doll || Any item suitable for collecting and sought be collectors Doll that was primarily commercially or mechanically manufactured || EntryObjectArtifact
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| Manufactured Doll Furniture || Doll that was primarily commercially or mechanically manufactured Movable objects intended to support various human activities such as seating (e.g. chairs stools and sofas) eating (tables) and sleeping (e.g. beds) || ObjectArtifact
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| Entity Jewelry || A thing with distinct Decorative personal ornaments worn on clothing or the body that are often made from or contain jewels and independent existence precious metal || EntryObjectArtifact
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| Furniture Clothing/Dress/Costume || Movable objects intended An item or a related assemblage of items meant to support various human activities such as seating (e.g. chairs stools and sofas) eating (tables) and sleeping (e.g. beds) be worn || ObjectArtifact
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| Botany Stamping Die || The study A special one-of-a-kind precision tool that cuts and classification of plants forms sheet metal into a desired shape or profile || EntryObjectArtifact
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| Jewelry Textile || Decorative personal ornaments worn on clothing An item of cloth or the body that are often made from fabric manufactured through weaving knitting crocheting knotting or contain jewels and precious metal felting || ObjectArtifact
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| Moment Woven Textile || Moments are entries with photos and notes of anything - everyday life Two distinct fiber threads interlaced at right angles on a loom to form a cloth || EntryTextile
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| Motion Picture Crocheted Textile || Moving photography which encompasses film digital and analog formats of movies Fabric is formed by interlocking yarn or thread with a hook typically one stitch at a time || CollectableTextile
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| Bark Basket Felted Textile || Item constructed primarily of stitched or folded bark Fabric is formed by matting condensing and pressing fibers together || BasketTextile
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| Native American Basket Knitted Textile || Native American basket made for use trade Fabric is formed by consecutive rows of interlocking loops of one or sale more yarns with a set of needles with multiple stitches open at a time || CollectableTextile
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| Coiled Basket Hooked Textile || Item constructed with Art or craft where textiles are made by pulling loops of yarn or fabric through a continuous coil foundation bound together by stitching stiff woven base to create a hooked rug or wall hanging || BasketWovenTextile
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| Plaited Basket Knotted Textile || Item constructed Intentional entanglement of warp cord, braid, ribbon, beading, fabric, or other material that will create a new shape or structure by forming loops, intertwining, and weft elements woven at right angles weaving of the base fabric. || BasketWovenTextile
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| Twined Basket Knotted Textile (Macrame) || Item constructed of two or more weft elements interwoven between warp elements Fabric is formed by knotting together fiber strands || BasketTextile
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| Native American Pottery Tufted Textile || Ceramic Textiles made through a process of Native American manufacture applying anchoring stitches to keep cushioning and/or decoration upholstery fitting snuggly in place and secured to the frame of the piece || CeramicsWovenTextile
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| Navajo Rug/Textile || A woven textile created by a Navajo on an upright Navajo loom || WovenTextile
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| Object/Artifact -- || || |-| Archive || Item made for use A single archival item or model representing use a body of historical records from a single source or created by a single entity || Collectable|-| Oral History || A record of historical information using sound recordings and/or transcripts of interviews with people having personal knowledge of past events || Archive|-| -- || ||
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| Photograph || An image captured typically through the use of a camera (not always made with a camera) || Collectable
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| Map Motion Picture || A representation usually on a flat surface Moving photography which encompasses film digital and analog formats of an area of land or sea showing physical features cities roads etc movies || PublicationCollectable
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| Postcard -- || A card for mailing a short message without an envelope typically having a photograph or illustration on one side. || Publication
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| Publication || A published work- a book , pamphlet , map , piece of music , or other work for general use or viewing || Collectable
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| Sewing Pattern Book || Template for creating a garment A written or printed work consisting of pages glued or other sewn item together along one side and bound in covers || Publication
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| Stamping Die Map || A special one-representation usually on a flat surface of an area of-a-kind precision tool that cuts and forms sheet metal into a desired shape land or profile sea showing physical features, cities, roads, etc || ObjectArtifactPublication
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| Crocheted Textile Postcard || The fabric is formed by interlocking yarn or thread with A card for mailing a hook short message without an envelope typically having a photograph or illustration on one stitch at a time side. || TextilePublication
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| Felted Textile Sewing Pattern || The fabric is formed by matting condensing and pressing fibers together Template for creating a garment or other sewn item || TextilePublication
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| Knitted Textile -- || The fabric is formed by consecutive rows of interlocking loops of one or more yarns with a set of needles with multiple stitches open at a time || Textile
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| Knotted Textile (Macrame) Vehicle || The fabric is formed by knotting together fiber strands An item used for transporting people or goods especially on land such as a car, truck, bicycle, or cart || TextileCollectable
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| Hooked Textile Motor Vehicle || An automobile, truck, bus, or similar motor-driven conveyance || WovenTextileVehicle
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| Knotted Textile -- || || WovenTextile
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| Tufted Textile Botany || A plant or plant specimen || WovenTextileEntry
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| Textile -- || An item of cloth or fabric manufactured through weaving knitting crocheting knotting or felting || ObjectArtifact
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| Woven Textile Collectible || Two distinct fiber threads are interlaced at right angles on a loom to form a cloth Any item suitable for collecting and sought by collectors || TextileEntry
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| Motor Vehicle Entity || An automobile truck bus A thing with distinct and independent existence, such as a person, business, or similar motor-driven conveyance organization || VehicleEntry
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| Vehicle Moment || An item used Entry for transporting people or goods especially on land such as a car truck bicycle or cartcapturing images and notes about anything - events, everyday life, etc. || CollectableEntry
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| Basic Entry || Basic root entry Form for the most basic Entry ||
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