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Documentation Detectives: Transcribing Accession Registers

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Welcome to BMT's Documentation Detectives! Check out our project intro video here.
Our accession register records may contain offensive and outdated terms. For more information, please see the Content Note on our About Page.

New subject sets uploaded today (23rd April). The next upload will be 14th May. Happy Transcribing!

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Choose to transcribe typed or handwritten object records found in our accession registers. Simply click either of the yellow folders below to select your preferred record type. Once selected, you can get started by underlining each line of text and typing out what you see, as it is written.

Check out our 'About' page for more project information including FAQs and content notes. Happy transcribing!

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    Transcribing Birmingham Museums’ Handwritten Accession Registers
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    Transcribing Birmingham Museums’ Accession Registers