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Carving of a bishop, seated, in sandstone. Crozier: continental type. Possibly part of a corbel table. There are, down the East coast, a number of figure carvings. The stone itself is from the band of Old Red Sandstone that stretches to Fermanagh.

Magic lantern, or projector in iron. An oil-burning lamp, circular, well-ventilated with a single handle and provision for insertion of slides. There is a removable condenser and a front lens with metal lens cover. Catalogued 1971, but acquired…

Most people cannot tell the difference between AI generated images of white people and images of real people, according to a new study by University of Aberdeen, The Australian National University, University of Toronto and UCL.
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The Newsletter for the University of Aberdeen from 1982 until 1985 in an A4 paper box.

In A4 Paper box, a collection of types minutes of the University of Aberdeen Senate meetings for the period October 1980 - December 1983.

Device for displaying ultrasonic timing pulses; osciliscope technology; customised for use with ultrasonic probes; serial number on back B.661. Great Britain Patent number 696920

This extract from the Town Clerk's Roll, shows how people voted. an 'F' beside someone's name indicates that they voted for Alexander Dingwall Fordyce, Tory candidate and ex-city councillor. An 'S' indicates that Colonel Sykes was the recipient of…

shallow pottery tripod dish, decorated with reddish-brown and black paint on interior and exterior, 'cascabel' feet

Black plastic cone shaped item with 2 telescope ends and a window with a scale from 800 to 1250 degrees Celsius in 5 degree divisions labelled every 50. Complete with cables and housed in original leather case.

Jug (or askos) in red clay with black glaze, used for feeding lamps with oil. Nola manufacture.