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  1. Fragment with working traces (external site) The Metropolitan Museum of Art Source type: Museum or archive Accessed

    1 further-reading link

  2. Free Workshops & Classes (external site) The Home Depot Source type: Primary document Accessed

    1 further-reading link

  3. From Under the Truck (external site) Josh Brolin Source type: Organisation Accessed

    1 biography source

  4. General Assembly adopts resolution demanding an end to the invasion of Ukraine (external site) United Nations Source type: Primary document Published · Accessed

    1 thread citation

  5. GLI3 gene (external site) US National Library of Medicine Source type: Government Accessed

    1 thread citation

  6. Good Hang: publisher description and episode credits (external site) The Ringer Source type: Organisation Accessed

    2 biography sources

  7. Government of Iceland — Icelandic Coat of Arms (external site) Government of Iceland — Prime Minister’s Office Source type: Government Accessed

    1 thread citation

  8. Hall of Fame Profile — Emil Zatopek (Czechoslovakia) (external site) World Athletics Source type: Organisation Published · Accessed

    1 further-reading link

  9. Hidden Secrets of Ancient Egyptian Technology — Anna Serotta and Federico Carò, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 22 May 2015 (external site) The Metropolitan Museum of Art Source type: Museum or archive Published · Accessed

    1 thread citation

  10. History for GRANITE: video description and creator byline (external site) History for GRANITE Source type: Organisation Accessed

    1 biography source

  11. History of The Home Depot (external site) The Home Depot Source type: Primary document Accessed

    1 further-reading link

  12. Independent expenditures file description (external site) Federal Election Commission Source type: Government Accessed

    1 thread citation

  13. Interim Policy: Forensic Genetic Genealogical DNA Analysis and Searching (external site) US Department of Justice Source type: Government Published · Accessed

    2 thread citations

  14. John Early And Kate Berlant Discuss Their Vimeo Series, "555" (external site) BUILD Series Source type: Primary document Published · Accessed

    1 further-reading link

  15. John Early: Now More Than Ever — programme announcement (external site) HBO Source type: Organisation Accessed

    2 biography sources

  16. Journal entry for 19 March 1806 (external site) University of Nebraska–Lincoln, Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition Source type: Primary document Published · Accessed

    1 thread citation

  17. Kate Berlant Is Open To Being Less Niche — interview by Chris Murphy (external site) Vanity Fair Source type: Primary document Published · Accessed

    1 thread citation

  18. Kate Berlant: Cinnamon in the Wind (external site) Hulu Source type: Primary document Accessed

    1 further-reading link

  19. Kate Berlant: Parmesan — production announcement (external site) HBO / WBD Deutschland Source type: Primary document Published · Accessed

    1 thread citation

  20. KATE — Pasadena Playhouse production announcement (external site) Pasadena Playhouse Source type: Primary document Published · Accessed

    1 further-reading link

  21. LACMA: Mantle, Paracas, 200 BCE–AD 200, accession 67.4 (external site) Los Angeles County Museum of Art Source type: Museum or archive Accessed

    1 thread citation

  22. Like-minded sources on Facebook are prevalent but not polarizing (external site) Nature Source type: Peer-reviewed Published · Accessed

    1 thread citation

  23. Mantle (external site) Cleveland Museum of Art Source type: Museum or archive Accessed

    1 further-reading link

  24. Medum (external site) David Nutt Source type: Primary document Accessed

    1 further-reading link

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