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- 242Campbell, Sandy
- 176Seale, Linda N.
- 46Fraser, Marion
- 46Villatoro, Valentin (Supervisor)
- 42Andrew Hoang
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2018
University of Alberta, Department of Biological Sciences
This image is of a Falcon Tube. This laboratory equipment is used in Introduction to Cell Biology: Biology 107 and MolecuLar Genetics and Heredity: Biology 207. This image was created as part of the University of Alberta OER image database project in Biological Sciences. Identifier 3005I.
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2013-01-01
Photo of father and children brushing teeth together in the washroom
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2023-06-20
My creative research explores ideas around culture and its significance from a culinary perspective. During creating my installations, I work closely with my family members, research our family diet routine and regional heritage, and depict the transmission of cultures through lineage. As a...
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2013-01-01
Photo of father brushing his son's teeth
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.jpg "Finnish National Dress held at the Sointula Museum, British Columbia")
2016-06-18
This National Dress was donated to the Sointula Museum by Sylvia Johnson. The dress was made for her mother. Traditional Finnish attire for women often incorporates a long sleeved white blouse, with a sleeveless short tunic a skirt (often showing vertical stripes of bright colours) and an...
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.jpg "Finnish Sami (Lapland) doll (circa 196?) held at the Sointula Museum")
2016-06-18
This doll wearing traditional Finnish Sami dress is on display at the Sointula Museum on Malcom Island, B.C.
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2014-06-30
Ernest H. Shackelton wrote The Heart of the Antarctic being the story of the British Antarctic Expedition 1907 - 1907. The Shackelton Memorial Library at the Scott Polar Research Institute holds six first edition copies.
