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Peabody hosts ID Day for city children

From insects to skulls, city children bring in many objects for experts to identify

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Anna Mandel
Contributing Reporter
Published Thursday, April 21, 2005
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Local children participate in the Peabody Museum of Natural History’s Identification Day yesterday. The event allowed both children and adults to have up-close encounters with parts of the museum’s collections not normally on display, and to bring in their own items to be examined by the museum’s staff. Objects brought in included rocks, bones, leaves, meteorites and even a few living creatures.
Ashley Day/Staff Photographer
Local children participate in the Peabody Museum of Natural History’s Identification Day yesterday. The event allowed both children and adults to have up-close encounters with parts of the museum’s collections not normally on display, and to bring in their own items to be examined by the museum’s staff. Objects brought in included rocks, bones, leaves, meteorites and even a few living creatures.

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