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The Met collects many things: painting, sculpture, textiles, arms and armor, but especially also fashion.

She has collected stones shells and blossoms to decorate the entrance of the bamboo hut that she built for everyone.

To learn more, they needed to collect data, and to collect data, they needed to measure something!

And even when anthropologists were collecting stories, not bones, they didn’t always treat this as a partnership with Native people.

For more than two decades, Christy and her husband Glenn collected so many pets in their Atlanta home, they lost count.

And some experts advocate for collecting oral histories, restoring damaged land, and reforming the law around Indigenous sovereignty in order for land redistribution to really mean anything.

It’s a donation to those in need, whether through Muslim-majority governments collecting and distributing the funds or individuals giving money directly.

The Smithsonian alone still holds 18,500 ancestral remains, many of them collected by Hrdlička.

I used to collect little dolphin statues as well but this I stopped a long time ago and I just stuck to these ones cuz they actually look very cute in the house.

After calling in a detective and a crime scene investigation team to inspect, photograph, sketch, measure, and collect all the obvious evidence, the investigators decide their next move.

And finally, the ammonia in urine does indeed make for an excellent stain-fighting solution, which is why Roman launderers often placed buckets on street corners to collect the urine of passersby.