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Digital Killed the Analogue Star! Care of V&A collection based carrier and machine assisted media
Constant manufacturing developments mean there is a continuous need to upgrade carrier formats and, subsequently, playback equipment to allow accessibility.
Prevention is better than the cure
By using real-time environmental data, the Department is now able to consider the options for relaxing environmental parameters for the collections to realistically achievable levels.
Manchu horse-hoof shoes: Footwear and cultural identity
The Qing dynasty (1644-1911), the last empire in Chinese history, was ruled by the Manchus, a nomadic group that came from the north. Much of what we know today as Chinese material culture developed during this period.
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