what's on winter 2015

OCTOBER 2015 TO MARCH 2016

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Fabulous family events across Durham University this Winter

PLEASE NOTE

• Events are drop-in and there is no need to pre-book activities, unless otherwise stated

• Children under 16 MUST be accompanied by an adult

• Activities are generally suitable for children aged 5 – 11 years

• Participation in all activities is included in the usual admission price, unless otherwise stated

• Adults without children are generally discouraged from taking part in family events but may be allowed to do so at the discretion of the event leader should places be available

Durham Archaeology Explorers

Oriental Museum

Children aged 7 - 11 years are invited to join Durham University Museums’ Archaeology Club. The group meets on the first Saturday of the month from 2pm-4pm at the Oriental Museum. Through exciting hands-on experiments and activities, the club investigates all aspects of archaeology and explores Durham’s own archaeological secrets.

£1 per child (parents/carers free). No booking necessary, just drop in. For further information please contact +44 (0)191 334 5694.

Little Dragons

Oriental Museum

Little Dragons’ Club is the Oriental Museum’s group for under 5s, their parents and carers. Come along every Wednesday between 10am-11am for fun crafts, messy play, object handling, stories and role playing.


Little Bookworms

Palace Green Library

Little Bookworms is a group for children under 5, their parents and carers. Come along every Monday morning 10.30am-11.30am for fantastic stories, crafts, messy play, singing, games and much more.


Sat 10 & Sun 11 Oct 1pm-3pm

GROOVY GREEKSFind out more about the Greek Theatre by making a Greek style theatre mask. Which character will you be?


From Tues 6 to Sat 17 Oct

DURHAM BOOK FESTIVALThe annual festival returns offering a fun mix of interactive events, live performances and special events; all carefully chosen to create a festival engaging with a wide range of tastes and interests.

See website for further details: www.durhambookfestival.com

Check the website for locations & event times

Sat 10 Oct 1pm-3pm ZOOM ZOOM ZOOM!Nissan have been manufacturing cars in the North East for over 30 years. View this fantastic exhibition and create your own fantasy car.

Oriental Museum

Saturday 3 Oct 1pm-3pm

INTERESTING INDUSThe Indus Valley was home to one of the oldest civilisations in the world. Find out about these ancient peoples and create your own terracotta seal. A must for any budding archaeologist!

Oriental Museum

From Thurs 1 to Sat 31 Oct 10am-4pm

SIGNS OF AUTUMN Pick up an Explorer Activity Pack from the Visitor Centre and see what you can discover in the garden. (Subject to availability.)

Botanic Garden

OCTOBER

Sat 3 & Sun 4 Oct1pm-3pm

COLOURFUL CERAMICSTake inspiration from our archaeology collections and make your own ceramic tile to take home.


Sat 17 Oct 1pm-3pm

MAGNIFICENT MANGATo celebrate the Durham Book Festival, explore the Oriental Museum’s collection of Japanese manga comics and create your own to take home.

Oriental Museum


PERKY PENGUINSBe inspired by our new exhibition and create a model of a penguin.


Sat 24 Oct 1pm-3pm

TERRIFIC THANGKASThangkas are Buddhist paintings on cloth. Create your own large fabric painting to take home. Aprons provided.

Oriental Museum

Sat 24 & Sun 25 Oct

10am-4pm

TRADITIONAL CRAFTS WEEKENDSilversmith Les Howe and his wife Vivienne, an artist and card designer, will demonstrate their skills in the garden.

Botanic Garden


SEA LIFE SCENEFind out about Antarctic sea life and create your own underwater picture.


Wed 28 Oct 1pm-3pm

CELEBRATE SCIENCE: ANCIENT EGYPTIAN ASTRONOMYCelebrate Science at the Oriental Museum and find out how and why the Ancient Egyptians explored the night sky and make your own telescope.

Oriental Museum

From Tue 27 to Thurs 29 Oct 10am-4pm

CELEBRATE SCIENCECelebrate Science is back! Enjoy three fun-packed and fascinating days of FREE events and activities. Explore outer space, carry out amazing experiments and discover how science shapes your world!

So what are you waiting for? Start celebrating science!

For more information visit: www.durham.ac.uk/celebrate.science

Palace Green

Wed 28 Oct 1pm-3pm

HAUNTING HALLOWEENJoin us for the ever-popular spooky mask making session.

Botanic Garden

Fri 30 Oct 1pm-3pm

CRAZY CUPS: TEACUP TRAVELS SPECIALAs seen on Cbeebies! Decorate your own porcelain tea cup and see where it will take you, just like Charlotte and Elliot.

Oriental Museum

Thurs 29 Oct 2.15pm

Durham Castle

FAMILY FUN TOURSBring the whole family and enjoy a family-focused tour around Durham Castle, whilst finding out more about what it was like to live, work and study in Durham Castle over the past 900 years. Normal charges apply.

Sat 7 & Sun 8 Nov1pm-3pm

OCEAN GIANTSLearn about whales and make a peg puppet of one of the Antarctic’s ocean giants.


Botanic Garden

Sat 7 & Sun 8 Nov10am-3pm


NOVEMBER

From Sun 1 to Mon 30 Nov10am-4pm

WINTER WONDERLANDPick up an Explorer Activity Pack from the Visitor Centre and see what you can discover in the garden. (Subject to availability.)

Botanic Garden

Sat 7 Nov1pm-3pm

POWERFUL POTSCelebrate the opening of our new Northern Potters’ Exhibition and create your own rice bowl to take home.

Oriental Museum

Sat 31 Oct & Sun 1 Nov 1pm-3pm

SOUTHERN LIGHTSOur skies will light up with fireworks soon so why not create your own picture of the Southern lights?


Sat 31 Oct4.15pm

MUSEUMS AT NIGHTEnjoy a special creepy history tour around Durham Castle and grounds. This is a normal castle tour with some of the stories we usually leave out. Normal charges apply.

Durham Castle

Sat 31 Oct1pm-3pm

AWESOME ARCHAEOLOGYCelebrate the opening of our new Byzantine exhibition and excavate your own mini archaeological site. What will you discover?

Oriental Museum

Sat 21 & Sun 22 Nov

1pm-3pm

PENGUIN MASKSPenguins are native to the Antarctic. Find out more about them and create a mask to wear home.


Sat 28 Nov1pm-3pm

DELIGHTFUL DYNASTIESFind out about the Shang Dynasty of China and make a scary taotie mask with embossed metal detail.

Oriental Museum

Sat 21 Nov1pm-3pm

EXCITING EGYPTExplore our Ancient Egyptian gallery and create your own spooky Pharaoh’s tomb!

Oriental Museum

Sat 14 & Sun 15 Nov 1pm-3pm

ANTARCTIC EXPLORERAntarctic Explorers need to be tough. Pop in and design your own outfit for a polar exploration.


Sat 14 Nov1pm-3pm

CELEBRATING LUMIERE: TRIP THE LIGHT FANTASTICThe Oriental Museum is full of lanterns and lamps from across Asia. Explore the collections and create your own lamp to take home, complete with battery-operated tea light.

Oriental Museum

Wed 11 Nov6pm-8pm

DIWALI – SPECIAL LATE NIGHT EVENTCelebrate Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights, with this special late night opening. Try fun crafts, listen to traditional Indian stories and sample Diwali foods. The Museum will be decorated in spectacular style and the first 100 children will receive a free flower garland.

Admission charge £1, under 5s free

Oriental Museum

DECEMBER


Sat 28 & Sun 29 Nov 1pm-3pm

SPECIAL SEALSCreate a model of one of the few mammals to live in the Antarctic.

From Tue 1 to Thurs 31 Dec10am-4pm

WINTER WONDERLAND Pick up an Explorer Activity Pack from the Visitor Centre and see what you can discover in the garden. (Subject to availability.)

Botanic Garden

Sat 12 Dec 1pm-3pm

IT’S SO CUTE!Come along and meet Molang, the super-cute Korean bunny, and create your own cute sock character.

Oriental Museum

Sat 12 & Sun 13 Dec1pm-3pm

FESTIVE CARDSWith Christmas fast approaching, what better way to send season’s greetings than with a festive card?


Sat 12 & Sun 13 Dec10am-3pm


Botanic Garden

Sat 5 & Sun 6 Dec1pm-3pm

CHRISTMAS CRAFTSPop in to make a very special decoration to take home and hang on your tree.


Sat 5 Dec 1pm-3pm

AMAZING ANIMALSExplore our colourful Indian gallery and make an awesome animal mask to take home.

Oriental Museum

Fri 4 Dec 10am-5pm

Sat 5 Dec 9am-6pm Sun 6 Dec 10am-4pm

DURHAM’S ANNUAL CHRISTMAS FESTIVALDurham’s award-winning, 22nd annual Christmas Festival returns. With a wide range of festive entertainment for all the family. Charges apply. See website for more information.

www.durhamchristmasfestival.com

Durham City and Palace Green

Sat 19 & Sun 20 Dec 1pm-3pm

SWIRLING SNOWFLAKESCreate your own snowflake mobile using paper cut outs.


Sat 19 Dec 1pm-3pm

AN ORIENTAL CHRISTMASFind out how Christmas is celebrated around the world and make your own Christmas decorations to take home.

Oriental Museum

Botanic Garden

From Fri 1 to Sun 31 Jan10am-4pm

WINTER WONDERLANDPick up an Explorer Activity Pack from the Visitor Centre and see what you can discover in the garden. (Subject to availability.)

Sat 9 Jan

1pm-3pm

HOME SWEET HOMEExplore the Oriental Museum’s stunning Japanese doll’s house, then create your own palatial pad.

Oriental Museum

Sat 16 Jan 1pm-3pm

MIRROR MIRROR ON THE WALL…Decorate your own mirror, just like those on display in our fantastic Korean gallery.

Oriental Museum

Sat 16 & Sun 17 Jan 1pm-3pm

BIG BLUEThe largest mammal on earth, the blue whale, lives in the Antarctic. Come along to create your own mini version.




SNOWY SCENESThe Antarctic is a land of ice and snow. Have a go at creating your own Antarctic landscape.



PENGUIN PUPPETSFour types of penguin live in the Antarctic but which one will make the best puppet?

JANUARY

Sat 30 Jan1pm-3pm

TERRIFIC TILESGet creative and paint your own porcelain tile. Aprons will be provided.

Oriental Museum


BRILLIANT BADGESDraw a picture of your favourite Antarctic animal and turn it into a badge to take away.


Botanic Garden

From Mon 1 to Mon 29 Feb10am-4pm

SIGNS OF SPRINGPick up an Explorer Activity Pack from the Visitor Centre and see what you can discover in the garden. (Subject to availability.)

Sat 6 Feb1pm-3pm

MARVELLOUS MOSAICSBe inspired by the Oriental Museum’s collections and create your own mosaic with colourful glass tiles.

Oriental Museum

FEBRUARY

Oriental Museum

Sat 23 Jan 1pm-3pm

HOORAY FOR HIEROGLYPHSMake an Ancient Egyptian cartouche and print your name with hieroglyph stamps.



PERSUASIVE POSTERSWe should all be concerned about rising sea levels. Come along and make a poster that explains why.

From Mon 15 Feb to Wed 3 March

10am-5pm weekdays

12noon-5pm weekends

HINA MATSURISee the Oriental Museum’s complete set of traditional Japanese Hina Matsuri dolls, only displayed for a short time each year in the run up to Hina Matsuri – the Dolls Festival – on 3rd March. Suitable for all.

Oriental Museum

Oriental Museum

Sat 13 Feb 1pm-3pm

GOOD LUCK!The Oriental Museum is filled with good luck amulets from across the world. Make your own good luck charm to take home.

Sat 6 & Sun 7 Feb1pm-3pm

AMAZING ANTARCTICAOur Antarctic exhibition is about to close so there’s one last chance to make a model of your favourite animal.


Botanic Garden

Sat 6 Feb 11am-3pm

STICK YOUR NECK OUT FOR NATIONAL STORYTELLING WEEK!Popular North East author Ingrid Sylvestre will be telling stories featuring her famous giraffe family, the Neckmanns!


Sat 13 & Sun 14 Feb 1pm-3pm

LOVE IS IN THE AIRCreate a postcard to send to someone you love.

From Mon 15 to Sun 21 Feb

10am-5pm weekdays

12noon-5pm weekends

LUNAR NEW YEAR– THE YEAR OF THE MONKEYCelebrate the start of the Lunar New Year and have fun with self-led monkey-themed crafts and activities.

Oriental Museum


VIKING JEWELLERYThe Vikings made beautiful jewellery. Come along and have a go at making your own piece for yourself or as a present.


Mon 22 Feb6pm-8pm

LUNAR NEW YEAR LANTERN FESTIVAL – YEAR OF THE MONKEYA special late night opening at the Oriental Museum to mark the Lunar New Year Lantern Festival, the end of the New Year activities. For one night only see the Museum lit by lanterns. Try fantastic crafts, sample delicious New Year food and drink, listen to stories and take part in a gallery hunt. First 100 children receive a free lantern.

Admission charge £1, under 5s free

Oriental Museum

Wed 17 Feb1pm-3pm

TEACUP TRAVELS SPECIAL – THE JADE FLUTEAs seen on Cbeebies! Explore an amazing jade flute from China like Charlotte and Elliot and make your own working flute.

Oriental Museum

Tue 16 Feb 2.15pm

FAMILY FUN TOURSBring the whole family and enjoy a family-focused tour around Durham Castle, whilst finding out more about what it was like to live, work and study in Durham Castle over the past 900 years. Normal charges apply.

Durham Castle

Sat 20 Feb1pm-3pm

GLITTERING LIKE GOLDExplore the fabulous collection of jewellery and then create your own necklace or bracelet bling to wear with pride.

Oriental Museum

Fri 19 Feb1pm-3pm

MAGNIFICENT MUMMIESStart the process of mummifying a banana and decorate an Ancient Egyptian sarcophagus.

Oriental Museum


Sat 5 & Sun 6 March 1pm-3pm

BRILLIANT BOOKSCelebrate World Book Day by making a notebook to create your own brilliant book.

Botanic Garden

From Tue 1 to Thurs 31 March10am-5pm

SIGNS OF SPRINGPick up an Explorer Activity Pack from the Visitor Centre and see what you can discover in the garden. (Subject to availability.)

MARCH

Sat 27 Feb1pm-3pm

BEAUTIFUL BUDDHAFind out about the story of Buddha and the famous Bodhi tree and make your own tree to take home.

Oriental Museum


SWASHBUCKLING SWORDSTake inspiration from our archaeology gallery and design your own swashbuckling sword.


Oriental Museum

Sat 5 March 1pm-3pm

LET’S GET ARTY!Discover the Oriental Museum’s fantastic new Japanese contemporary art exhibition and create your own masterpiece using traditional Japanese art materials.


CROWNING GLORYUse our crowns to make a festive hat to celebrate Easter.


Sun 20 March12pm-5pm

HOLI FESTIVALWelcome the spring season to Durham with a special Holi Festival! The event will include timed powder throws with a free environmentally and skin-kind sachet of brightly coloured Holi powder for each participant. Alongside powder throws, there will also be free Holi-themed craft activities with a ticket. For more information visit the website www.durham.ac.uk/oriental.museum

Oriental Museum

Sat 12 March1pm-3pm

HOORAY FOR HATSExplore hats and crowns from Ancient Egypt, China, Japan and India and decorate your own fabulous hat to take home.

Oriental Museum


PREHISTORIC PICTURESBe inspired by our ancient ancestors and create a modern version of cave art.


Sat 19 March1pm-3pm

LIGHT THE LAMPSMake a traditional Chinese paper lantern.

Oriental Museum

Sat 26 & Sun 27 March10am-4pm


Botanic Garden

From Fri 25 March to Sun 10 April 10am-5pm weekdays 12noon-5pm weekends and Bank Holidays

EASTER HOLIDAY FUNTrails and crafts going on every day of the school holidays. Perfect for a family day out.

Oriental Museum

Oriental Museum

Wed 30 March 1pm-3pm

TEACUP TRAVELS SPECIAL: MAGICAL MOON FANSAs seen on Cbeebies! Follow in the footsteps of Charlotte and Elliot and discover the stories behind the Chinese moon fan, then decorate your own fan to take home.

Oriental Museum

Sat 26 March1pm-3pm

SUPER SAMURAIDiscover the history of samurai warriors in Japan, see the full suit of armour and create your own Japanese style sword.

Sun 27 & Mon 28 March 10am-4pm

13TH EASTER CHICK HUNTEaster chicks are believed to be hiding in the garden. Come along and see how many you can spot in this fun family event.

We recommend visitors use the kiosk entrance and park at the Park and Ride.

Botanic Garden

Sat 26 March1pm-3pm

EGG-STRA SPECIAL EGGSNothing says Easter like eggs! Come along and decorate one to take home.


ORIENTAL MUSEUM

9 Oct - 17 Dec 2015

Oriental Inspirations An exhibition of work inspired by the Oriental Museum’s collections created by members of the Northern Potters Association.

ORIENTAL MUSEUM

23 Oct 2015 – 21 Jan 2016

Silk and Steel: the Endurance of the Roman Empire in the East Illustrations of life in the Byzantine Empire by archaeological and historical illustrator Graham Sumner.

ORIENTAL MUSEUM

10 - 15 Nov 2015

On the Threshold An installation at the Oriental Museum and Teikyo University’s Lafcadio Hearn Cultural Centre of work by London-based Japanese artists, timed to coincide with the Lumiere Festival.

ORIENTAL MUSEUM

29 Jan – 26 May 2016

On the Threshold Following on from November’s installation, this larger exhibition focuses on the work of two Japanese artists both living and working in London. Miyoko Yamashita and Satoshi Nakajima will exhibit a range of works of contemporary art which

juxtapose traditional Japanese aesthetics and Western experiences.

ORIENTAL MUSEUM

Ancient Egyptian Art The Thacker Gallery of Ancient Egyptian Art at the Oriental Museum will reopen to the public from Friday 26th February 2016 providing greatly enhanced conditions for the treasures of our Ancient Egyptian collection.

PALACE GREEN LIBRARY

17 Oct 2015 - 7 Feb 2016

Antarctica: Explorers Heroes Scientists This winter, our exhibitions consider the Polar Regions, focusing particularly on the discovery, exploration and ongoing work taking place in Antarctica.

PALACE GREEN LIBRARY

Dates to be confirmed

Somme 1916: From Durham to the Western Front To mark the centenary of the battle, Durham University, in partnership with Durham County Council is staging a major exhibition that will tell the story of this infamous battle through the eyes of local men and women, following their journeys through recruitment and training to active service.

MUSEUM OF ARCHAEOLOGY

28 July 2015 - 28 Nov 2015

Durham Archaeology Explorers This exhibition explores the work of the Durham Archaeology Explorers who engage with children aged 7-11 years to inspire a lifelong interest in, and respect for, archaeology and the people of the past. The group designed and curated all aspects of the exhibition from choosing objects to writing text labels and designing worksheets.

MUSEUM OF ARCHAEOLOGY

4 Dec 2015 - 11 April 2016

The Volunteers of the Museum of Archaeology This exhibition highlights some of the recent work carried out by the volunteers of the Museum of Archaeology and explores some of their favourite objects from the collection.

TEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS

WORLD HERITAGE SITE VISITOR CENTRE

The World Heritage Site Visitor Centre, on Owengate, Palace Green, enhances the experience of visitors to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Durham Cathedral and Castle. The Visitor Centre provides visitors with an overview of what a World Heritage Site is, what makes Durham significant, and what there is to see and do on the peninsula.

The Visitor Centre also provides a central point of information about places to visit on the World Heritage Site including the Castle and the Cathedral with its Claustral Buildings housing the Treasures of St Cuthbert. The Centre also complements the work of Durham University Palace Green Library on the opposite side of the green.

Like the rest of the World Heritage Site, the Visitor Centre provides interactive experiences for visitors including exhibitions, performances and hands-on family activities.

The World Heritage Site Visitor Centre can be contacted on [email protected] or on +44 (0)191 334 3805.

For more information on the Durham World Heritage Site visit: www.durhamworldheritagesite.com

DURHAM CASTLE GUIDED TOURS

Durham Castle is a unique building with over 900 years of history. Today it is a Grade I Listed Building, an Accredited Museum, part of the World Heritage Site and home to University College, the founding college of Durham University. Enjoy a tour round this unique building and discover some of the history that has put Durham on the map.

Tours during University Terms Tours are normally available every afternoon of the week at 1.15pm, 2.15pm, 3.15pm and 4.15pm Tours during University Vacations Tours are normally available at 10.15am, 11.15am, 12.15pm, 2.15pm, 3.15pm and 4.15pm. Durham Castle is still a working castle; therefore tours may not run every day if there are other events and activities taking place.

To book a tour and for daily information on guided tour times visit www.dur.ac.uk/durham.castle or contact Palace Green Library on +44 (0)191 334 2932 or the World Heritage Site Visitor Centre on +44 (0)191 334 3805 or look online.

DURHAM WORLD HERITAGE

SITE

INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED STUDYThe IAS offers an extensive and thought-provoking programme of public lectures and seminars covering a myriad of topics, all tackling themes of public interest. Talks are free and open to all. Please visit our website for more information and lecture listings:

www.durham.ac.uk/ias

Institute of Advanced Study

Tel: +44 (0)191 334 2589Email: [email protected]

DURHAM STUDENT THEATREWith an exciting variety of cutting edge drama, epic musicals, hilarious sketch comedy and intimate productions, DST brings the best of British and International theatre to Durham. Please visit our website for more information and performance listings:

www.durham.ac.uk/DST

Durham Student Theatre

Tel: +44 (0)191 334 1419 Email: [email protected]

MUSICONMusicon is the University’s Public Concert Series. Administered by the Department of Music, Musicon promotes twelve concerts throughout the year, as well as a regular lunchtime concert series. Please visit our website for more information and performance listings:

www.durham.ac.uk/musicon.concerts

Musicon

Tel: +44 (0)191 334 3156

Durham University has a wealth of other attractions, offering a range of events, musicals, concerts, lectures and workshops for all ages.

For the full listing visit www.durham.ac.uk/whatson or visit the individual sites below.

OTHER ATTRACTIONS

ORIENTAL MUSEUM Elvet Hill, Durham DH1 3TH

Tel: +44 (0)191 334 5694 [email protected] www.durham.ac.uk/oriental.museum

Opening times: Mon-Fri: 10am-5pm Weekends & Bank Holidays: 12noon-5pm

BOTANIC GARDEN Hollingside Lane, Durham DH1 3TN

Tel: +44 (0)191 334 5518 [email protected] www.durham.ac.uk/botanic.garden

Opening times: March – Oct, 10am-5pm. Nov – Feb, 10am-4pm.

Tel: +44 (0)191 334 2932 [email protected] www.durham.ac.uk/palace.green

Opening times: Tues – Fri: 10am-4.45pm Weekends: 12noon-4.45pm

See website for details of programme.

Admission: For exhibition admission charges please visit website.

DURHAM CASTLE Palace Green, Durham DH1 3RW

Tel: +44 (0)191 334 2932 [email protected] www.durham.ac.uk/durham.castle

Guided tours: Adult £5, Concessions (60+, students, U16s) £3.50,

Tel: +44 (0)191 334 2932 [email protected] www.dur.ac.uk/archaeology.museum

Opening times: Mon: 12noon-4.45pm Tue – Sun: 10am-4.45pm

Admission: Free of charge

Additional information: Accessible toilet, baby changing, café and shop

DURHAM UNIVERSITY

VENUES

MUSEUM OF ARCHAEOLOGY Palace Green Library, Palace Green, Durham DH1 3RN

PALACE GREEN LIBRARY: EXHIBITIONS & SPECIAL COLLECTIONS Palace Green, Durham DH1 3RN

Additional information: Wheelchair access, accessible toilet, baby changing, café and shop.

Admission: Adults: £4, Child (5-16): £1.50, 60+, Wheelchair Users and Reg. Disabled: £3, Students & U5s: FREE.

Additional information: Wheelchair access, accessible toilet, baby changing, café, shop and free parking.

Admission: Adults: £1.50, Child (5-16) & 60+: £0.75, Family (2+3): £3.50, Students & U5s: FREE

Additional information: Wheelchair access, accessible toilet, baby changing, café, shop and limited free parking.

Family day ticket (2+3) £12, Group rates (10+) Adults £4.50, Child / Senior citizen £3.

Additional information: Limited wheelchair access, please speak to staff for specific details.

MAP

Botanic Garden

Durham Castle

Oriental Museum

World Heritage Site Visitor Centre

Palace Green Library/ Museum of Archaeology

Cosin’s Hall IAS Building

Assembly Rooms - Durham Student Theatre

FootpathsWARM/08/15/279

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