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Iagoba Ferreira
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 Posted: Mon 30 Mar, 2020 6:27 am Post subject: Alava Armoury Museum virtual visit |
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Just found that the ground floor of my city museum has been "google-earthed". Sadly, the first floor seems out of reach.
Enjoy anyway the stuff up to the XVIIIth century  The other floor has the Napoleonic wars, exotic weapons and stuff up to very early XXth century.
You can check the online catalogue here:
https://apps.euskadi.eus/emsime/coleccion-online/museo-de-armeria-de-alava/museo-15
I'd be happy to answer questions, enjoy the visit these crazy days!
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Neil Melville
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Thanks for posting the link to your city museum, Iagoba. Some interesting stuff.
Neil
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Anthony Clipsom
Location: YORKSHIRE, UK Joined: 27 Jul 2009
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A fun few minutes for those of us on lockdown. Many thanks. Sadly, the online catalogue seems to be incomplete - unless I don't understand how it works. Though there are catagories like espada and armadura, they only have a few objects.
Add : To be fair, espada has more but slow internet made them late to the party.
Anthony Clipsom
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Iagoba Ferreira
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Sadly, the growth of the digital catalogue is slow. Small funds, and just one curator (responsible of another museum at the same time) for all the duties and work... 
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