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Sample of wool from a Mouflon sheep

Sample of wool from a Mouflon sheep

1997-1998

Bottle of "calgitex" calcium alginate wool

Bottle of "calgitex" calcium alginate wool

1968-1975

Bottle of 'calgitex' calcium alginate wool

Bottle of 'calgitex' calcium alginate wool

1970-1979

Boxed bottle of 'Calgitex' calcium alginate wool

Boxed bottle of 'Calgitex' calcium alginate wool

1956

Sample of raw wool from Dolly

Sample of raw wool from Dolly

1998

1 Small bundle of wool

Bundle of wool from James Watt's workshop

1790-1819

Raw wool from Dolly, the cloned sheep

Raw wool from Dolly, the cloned sheep

1998

Sample of dark tan wool from a Soay sheep, a primitive breed.

Sample of dark tan wool from a Soay sheep

1997-1998

Sample of light tan wool from a Soay sheep, a primitive breed.

Sample of light tan wool from a Soay sheep

1997-1998

Glass jar labelled 'African ore appears to be raosted iron carbonate ore', used to dye material

Sample of dye in glass jar

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