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...ry food or fishing flies. These boxes were made around Hordaland province, and imported in the 18th century as part of the islands’ trading links with coa |label14 = Museum ...

...ported food and animal fodder, so farmers stopped growing oats and barley, and the corncrake’s habitat vanished. Trade & Industry gallery NAT 2007.22 |label14 = Museum ...

Tradional Shetland farmsteads had outbuildings connected to the house, so people could go thro |label14 = Museum ...

...hout the twentieth century, but news wasn’t that new by the time it got to Shetland by sea. The wireless meant islanders were up-to-the minute by the 1930s. Ra |label14 = Museum ...

...ong>Wiki for the [http://eu-lac.org/virtualmuseum/ EU-LAC Museums: Virtual Museum.]</strong> Here you will find models of artefacts and have the opportunity to contribute to their interpretation. ...

...o the islands two hundred years ago were much taken with these vivid caps, and bartered them from the fishermen – hence why they survive. |label14 = Museum ...

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...o the islands two hundred years ago were much taken with these vivid caps, and bartered them from the fishermen – hence why they survive. Harvest from the |label14 = Museum ...

...s doll belonged to a girl in a seaport where islanders settled as mariners and domestic servants. On the Move gallery SPO 1990.427 |label14 = Museum ...

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...s doll belonged to a girl in a seaport where islanders settled as mariners and domestic servants. On the Move gallery SPO 1990.427 |label14 = Museum ...

...e from timber; this handled cup is made from a backbone. It is unfinished, and you can see the inside isn’t fully hollowed-out. Early People gallery ARC 8 |label14 = Museum ...

...ords’ estates met. The water was scooped with the big bowl, called a kapp, and the patient sipped it with the little dish. This dish is made from whalebon |label14 = Museum ...

...ords’ estates met. The water was scooped with the big bowl, called a kapp, and the patient sipped it with the little dish. This dish is made from whalebon |label14 = Museum ...

...was a very strong tide, where big fish could be caught. The pointed shape and concave face allowed it to be pulled through the current, but sometimes sto |label14 = Museum ...