"Syncing 1896"

SimpleXMLElement {#386
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    "modification" => "2026-04-16T14:55:08"
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  +"current_location.barcode": "P"
  +"current_location.lref": "15"
  +"current_location.name": "Kooromgang"
  +"current_location.package_location": SimpleXMLElement {#433
    +"value": array:8 [
      0 => "LOCATION"
      1 => "location"
      2 => "standplaats"
      3 => "Standort"
      4 => "plats"
      5 => "מיקום"
      6 => "placering"
      7 => "位置"
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  +"edit.date": "2025-07-08"
  +"edit.time": "16:13:05"
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    +"collection.name": SimpleXMLElement {#467
      +"value": "Interieur"
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  }
  +"Description": SimpleXMLElement {#459
    +"description": SimpleXMLElement {#469
      +"value": array:2 [
        0 => "Deze veelkleurige objecten heten kraagstenen en bevinden zich op de kolommen bij de kooromgang. Kraagstenen worden gebruikt om de bouwkundige overgang van balk of gewelf naar muur of pilaar te ondersteunen en te decoreren. Deze vier kraagstenen uit de vijftiende eeuw stellen twee menselijke koppen voor, een profeet en een engel als wapendrager. Een aantal details van de figuren zijn verguld, zoals de haren, broche en de banderol."
        1 => "These multicoloured objects are called corbels and are set on the columns along the choir aisle. Corbels are used to support and decorate the architectural transition from beam or vault to wall or pillar. These four fifteenth-century corbels depict two human heads, a prophet, and an angel as shield bearer. Several details of the figures are gilded, such as the hair, brooch and banderol."
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  }
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    +"material": SimpleXMLElement {#471
      +"value": array:2 [
        0 => "polychromeren"
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  }
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      +"object_category": SimpleXMLElement {#482
        +"value": "beelden"
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    }
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    +"title": SimpleXMLElement {#475
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      1 => "location"
      2 => "standplaats"
      3 => "Standort"
      4 => "plats"
      5 => "מיקום"
      6 => "placering"
      7 => "位置"
    ]
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  +"number_of_parts": "4"
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  +"priref": "1896"
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      0 => "15e eeuw"
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